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AABP U.S. risk classification for BSE to be improved to 'negligible' New status expected to be adopted at animal health assembly in May. Anthrax confirmed in death of Colorado cattle Affected animals quarantined; people exposed to infection being monitored, treated. Cyanide-producing grass kills cattle in Texas A genetically modified form of Bermuda grass known as Tifton 85 seems to be the cause of death for a herd of Corriente cattle in central Texas. New Mexico veterinary official says vesicular stomatitis outbreak is 'significant' Regulation on livestock movement in effect until state is declared free of VS. Report: Rural vet shortage exaggerated AABP says there is no shortage of veterinarians in most areas of rural food-supply. AVMA 2010: Veterinarians call for 'seat at the table' when it comes to federal antibiotic use policies in animals Atlanta?Veterinarians should be involved in the 'decision-making process' when it comes to the use of antibiotics in animals. Data doesn't support total antimicrobial 'phase out' in cattle, veterinary groups say Rockville, Md. -- Data should drive the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) regulatory proposal on appropriate antimicrobial uses in food animals, according to recently released statement from two prominent veterinary organizations. New grants aim to steer young veterinarians to bovine medicine AgriLabs introduces two $5,000 awards for professional-development training in large-animal medicine. AABP names new officers, sets goals The AABP named its officers for the upcoming year at its 42nd annual conference in Omaha.  MORE ARTICLES AAEP SLIDESHOW: USDA seizes 19 horses from Tennessee walking horse trainer in raid Larry Wheelon charged with aggravated animal cruelty related to soring. Walking horse trainer charged with aggravated cruelty after USDA raid Veterinarian, investigators seize 19 horses found to be sore in Larry Wheelon's barn. Purina identifies window of zilpaterol contamination at Turlock, Calif., plant Racing board lifts ban on feed made after March 27. Oklahoma OKs horse slaughter for human consumption Federal legislation would prohibit domestic slaughter and export of live horses. California Horse Racing Board identifies Purina horse feed contaminated with zilpaterol Purina says it is fully cooperating with investigation; racing board hopes to prevent horses from ingesting the banned substance. SLIDESHOW: Growing concerns for development in foals Consider these facts about foal development, nutrition. New York Racing Association searches for equine veterinary director Dean of Cornell veterinary school on search committee. 58th annual American Association of Equine Practioners convention draws 5,700 to Anaheim, Calif. Veterinary professionals, students take advantage of CE opportunities. Uncovering the gray areas of EPM Certain areas have seen cluster outbreaks of this disease and helped shed light on risk factors and preventive measures.  MORE ARTICLES AAHA Revisions to euthanasia, veterinary dental guidelines released AVMA, AAHA issue updates to practice resources for veterinarians. AAHA says veterinary hospitals can grow revenue despite economy Data suggests focusing on clients and preventive care could bring profession an additional $350 million. Partnership for Preventive Pet Healthcare to unveil new data tools for veterinary practices Orlando -- About 59 percent of veterinary professionals responding to a recent survey recognize the economic and health problems associated with the decline in veterinary visits. AAHA releases new anesthesia guidelines AAHA offers new guidelines for anesthesizing dogs and cats. AAHA acquires My Veterinary Career Lakewood, Colo. -- The American Animal Hospital Assocation (AAHA) has acquired the assets of My Veterinary Career (MVC) in an effort to lower a reported 30 percent rate of turnover in the veterinary profession. Veterinary groups form broad coalition to jumpstart visits to veterinarians The number of veterinary visits is falling, and a new partnership of veterinary associations and animal-health companies aims to reverse the trend. AAHA sounds off on feral cat study Lincoln, Neb. — A new report advocating shooting as a suitable means of population control for feral cats is drawing the ire of several groups, including the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). AAHA severs ties with the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues National Report — Following 10 years of supporting the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues (NCVEI), the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) will withdraw its membership and financial support at the end of the year. AAHA develops new nutritional assessment guidelines Guide helps communicate therapeutic diet needs to clients.  MORE ARTICLES AVMA Walking horse trainer charged with aggravated cruelty after USDA raid Veterinarian, investigators seize 19 horses found to be sore in Larry Wheelon's barn. University of Florida chooses James Lloyd as new veterinary school dean Former Michigan State associate dean has a background in large animal medicine, economics. AVMA workforce study identifies 12.5 percent excess capacity in veterinary services Veterinary Workforce Simulation Model introduced to gather key data to better understand profession and its economic woes. Ala. veterinary board accepts AAHA accreditation in lieu of inspection Hospitals that meet AAHA's 900-plus standards will be exempt from state board inspection. Veterinary caucus introduces bill to protect mobile practitioners HR 1528 would exempt veterinarians from DEA restrictions on transporting controlled substances. Alabama veterinarians take sides on nonprofit spay-neuter clinics Bills introduced in state legislature would determine extent of nonprofit clinic limitations. Oklahoma OKs horse slaughter for human consumption Federal legislation would prohibit domestic slaughter and export of live horses. Revisions to euthanasia, veterinary dental guidelines released AVMA, AAHA issue updates to practice resources for veterinarians. U.S. risk classification for BSE to be improved to 'negligible' New status expected to be adopted at animal health assembly in May.  MORE ARTICLES DVM Newsmakers Video: Interview with the Animal Medical Center's Kathryn Coyne The Animal Medical Center turned 100, and its new CEO Kathryn Coyne talks about its future. DVM Newsmakers: Entering a new era New York, N.Y. — Flanked by a cadre of veterinarians, support staff, a Maltese, German Shepherd and others, the new CEO of the Animal Medical Center (AMC) gathered her new team to ring the bell. Inside politics An interview with U.S. Congressman Kurt Schrader, DVM. Exploring cost of education, generational differences Read more from the DVM Newsmakers Summit. DVM Newsmakers: The battle for public support Schaumburg, Ill. — Animal welfare ranks as one to the top strategic initiatives for AVMA, for good reason. DVM Newsmakers Summit: Understanding consumers When it comes to veterinary care, are consumer attitudes changing? DVM Newsmakers' Summit: Consumer expectations, standards of care are changing, panelists say Editor's Note: Understanding consumer behavior can help you as a clinician and business manager. DVM Newsmagazine asked five veterinary market leaders to join this year's DVM Newsmakers' Summit at CVC East in Baltimore. Following is the second of three excerpts from the panel discussion; the final one will be published next month. DVM Newsmakers' Summit: Exploring the consumer psyche DVM Newsmagazine asked five market leaders to talk about consumer attitudes. In the public eye Rockville, Md. — She wants to build collaborations, share ideas in a transparent system with one over-arching ethos: ensure public health.  MORE ARTICLES Diagnostic procedures Say goodbye to dental Why you and your team need to adopt a new term—COHAT—to encompass all the facets of regular dental care.  MORE ARTICLES Flash 12 secrets to Mayo Clinic's success that may help your veterinary practice Just like this institution, your veterinary practice can be a well-oiled machine. World Vets, Innovacyn team up to help donkeys in Tanzania Eight volunteers hope to provide veterinary care to 1,000 animals on weeklong trip Bulldog statue snatched from clinic vehicle New Hampshire veterinary practice searches for its missing 'Marilyn.' Corrected table for September DVM canine epilepsy article Antiepileptic drug dosages have now been corrected. Veterinarians: Be choosy about choosing Too many options from a veterinarian can be confusing – streamline your clients' and eliminate their frustration.  MORE ARTICLES Food Animal Business Recent animal welfare actions in the food industry Barry Kipperman says it's info small animal veterinarians should know. Why small animal veterinarians should care about farm animals Concern for animals slaughtered in the U.S. should be part of the veterinarian's oath. Federal agencies seek input on plan for veterinary oversight of antimicrobial use Producers who once ordered drugs direct from manufacturer will now need veterinary prescription. Pets and Vets:UC-Davis opens $58.5 million veterinary research facility Large research enterprise to focus on animal and human health. U.S. risk classification for BSE to be improved to 'negligible' New status expected to be adopted at animal health assembly in May. Inspection of Chinese poultry-processing plants may signal opening for imported poultry for human consumption FDA continues to investigate pet illnesses associated with Chinese chicken products. DVMs receive student debt repayment awards from USDA Awards average $98,000; go to veterinarians who agree to work in underserved areas. USDA prepares to adopt international BSE standards New regulations are on the horizon to better safeguard against the spread of this lethal disease. BEP your way through the lingering recession We know the real story, even though the pundits are telling is that the recession is over.  MORE ARTICLES Food Animal News Additional funding OK'd for Kansas biolab Price tag now tops $1.2 billion. Recent animal welfare actions in the food industry Barry Kipperman says it's info small animal veterinarians should know. Military veterinarians gain experience, help community in Belize Training exercise provides needed vaccinations for local livestock. Why small animal veterinarians should care about farm animals Concern for animals slaughtered in the U.S. should be part of the veterinarian's oath. Price tag of federal bio-defense lab rises for Kansas Funds for high-risk NBAF project secured in 2014 federal budget, but not without request for state matching funds. Federal agencies seek input on plan for veterinary oversight of antimicrobial use Producers who once ordered drugs direct from manufacturer will now need veterinary prescription. Veterinary caucus introduces bill to protect mobile practitioners HR 1528 would exempt veterinarians from DEA restrictions on transporting controlled substances. Pets and Vets:UC-Davis opens $58.5 million veterinary research facility Large research enterprise to focus on animal and human health. Oklahoma OKs horse slaughter for human consumption Federal legislation would prohibit domestic slaughter and export of live horses.  MORE ARTICLES Internal medicine Banfield: Pets live longest in Montana, shortest in Mississippi State of Pet Health Report indicates sterilization plays key role in pet longevity. Serving the dogs who serve Golden retrievers receive extensive training and veterinary care. New rodenticide without antidote alarms pet toxicology experts 2008 EPA regulations may have unintended but dangerous consequences. Vaccine-associated sarcomas in cats Expert advice on surgical excision. A safer way to place chest tubes This technique involving a little soft tissue dissection reduces the chance of iatrogenic damage during placement. Golden retrievers sought for long-term MAF study Investigators ask DVMs, pet owners to enroll dogs in lifetime health project. Parasites developing widespread resistance to dewormers, researchers say University of Georgia investigators warn of 'significant threat' to livestock industry. New Mexico struggling with rabies outbreak, state veterinarian reports Thirty-two dogs, at least one cat and a number of livestock all have been euthanized near Carlsbad, N.M. following exposure to rabies. Rabies alert issued for veterinarians in Ohio; South Carolina reports first human rabies case in 50 years Veterinarians in Ohio were asked to remain vigilant about administering rabies vaccinations and take precautions against exposure.  MORE ARTICLES Law and Ethics Ex-veterinarian charged with animal cruelty retains ownership of 10 dogs Debra Clopton pays to retain dogs at county shelter; remaining "Edgewood 48" will be prepared for adoption Additional funding OK'd for Kansas biolab Price tag now tops $1.2 billion. SLIDESHOW: USDA seizes 19 horses from Tennessee walking horse trainer in raid Larry Wheelon charged with aggravated animal cruelty related to soring. Walking horse trainer charged with aggravated cruelty after USDA raid Veterinarian, investigators seize 19 horses found to be sore in Larry Wheelon's barn. Recent animal welfare actions in the food industry Barry Kipperman says it's info small animal veterinarians should know. Veterinarian's sex crime costs new practice owners New York veterinary practice awarded lost revenue after previous owner's conviction for soliciting sex from a minor. Why small animal veterinarians should care about farm animals Concern for animals slaughtered in the U.S. should be part of the veterinarian's oath. N.Y. veterinarian, assemblyman caught with marijuana Veterinarian stopped for speeding, arrested for drug possesion. Ex-veterinarian charged with 48 counts of animal cruelty in New Mexico Clopton ordered to pay $27,000 for care of seized dogs; evidence points to practicing without license.  MORE ARTICLES Market trends FidoPharm launches fipronil-permethrin combination product PetArmorPro Advanced will be sold over the counter at Walmart. The feline facts: A dvm360 data package Phase 3 of the Bayer Veterinary Care Usage Study focuses on the state of feline healthcare. Betty White: The scourge of the veterinary profession? Some veterinarians still link her to a 1-800 PetMeds endorsement and the Internet pharmacy boom. Are pet owners trusting their veterinarians less, and is White to blame? Veterinary groups contend with retail pharmacy issues AVMA, Oregon VMA look to open communication between veterinarians and pharmacists. Tensions build between private practitioners, low-cost service providers But some private veterinary practices have found ways to co-exist with public programs and charitable organizations. American Humane Association investigates why people don't own pets Surprising barriers include lasting grief over loss of a previous pet—and a frank dislike of cats. Explore the controversy: Low-cost vs. high-end veterinary business models Shawn McVey's offers advice for the veterinary practitioner who feels challenged by the low-cost alternatives. Walmart launches premium dog food Walmart announced today that it's expanding its dog food line to include a new premium dry dog food, Pure Balance. California veterinary practices surge New data shows increase in veterinary revenue growth.  MORE ARTICLES Marketing Questions from the dental trenches: The practical side of veterinary dentistry Common veterinary inquiries from lectures about marketing, client compliance and much more. Play offense in the pharmaceutical marketplace Consultant Fritz Wood explains how and why it’s essential to the health of veterinary practices.  MORE ARTICLES Marketing for managers Questions from the dental trenches: The practical side of veterinary dentistry Common veterinary inquiries from lectures about marketing, client compliance and much more.  MORE ARTICLES Medical news Parasitologists warn of high tick risk Conditions favorable for parasite populations to thrive; year-round preventives urged. AAHA, AAFP release fluid therapy guidelines for veterinarians Guidelines designed to provide practitioners with practical recommendations for choosing and administering fluids. Urine specific gravity measurement and interpretation A look at the indications for this important part of a veterinary urinalysis and how to interpret the results. (Part two or a three-part series) Veterinary parasitologists warn of high tick risk Conditions favorable for parasite popultions to thrive; year-round preventives urged. Questions from the dental trenches: The practical side of veterinary dentistry Common veterinary inquiries from lectures about marketing, client compliance and much more. Urine specific gravity measurement and interpretation in veterinary medicine A look at the indications for this important part of a veterinary urinalysis and how to interpret the results. (Part two or a three-part series) Questions from the dental trenches: The practical side of veterinary dentistry Common veterinary inquiries from lectures about marketing, client compliance and much more. Study: Cat obesity ballooning Survey sheds light on soaring rate of overweight pets in the U.S. Atopic or allergic dermatitis most common canine health condition in 2012 VPI reveals top 10 canine, feline veterinary diagnoses.  MORE ARTICLES Most Popular Pa. DVM pioneers stem cell treatment on neglect case When police found him, Bernie had severe, third-degree burns on all four feet, and on his back and belly. The Affordable Care Act: What does it mean for veterinarians? Dr. Marsha Heinke breaks down what you need to know about this massive piece of legislation--as a veterinarian, as a business owner and as a consumer of healthcare services yourself. Take time to count your patients' teeth Missing or extra teeth must be caught early to prevent more serious dental problems down the line. Oklahoma OKs horse slaughter for human consumption Federal legislation would prohibit domestic slaughter and export of live horses. Recessed vulva: An overlooked cause of chronic UTI in dogs Why you should consider this anatomic anomaly in female dogs with recurrent urinary tract infections—and how you can fix it.  MORE ARTICLES News Briefs Bayer to release next generation of flea and tick control products Shawnee Mission, Kan.? Bayer Animal Health readies for a March release of Advantage® II for cats and dogs, and K9 Advantix® II for dogs. Abaxis to enter veterinary reference lab market Union City, Calif.-- Abaxis, Inc. is entering the veterinary reference laboratory market after inking a deal with Kansas State University (KSU). Heartworm resistance: CAPC, AHS issue new guidelines Lack of efficacy to heartworm preventives remain geographically limited. Pet insurance bill vetoed in California Proposed California legislation to regulate pet insurance just isn't necessary, says California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Most cats will tolerate collars, veterinary researchers report Columbus, Ohio -- Almost three out of four cats will tolerate collars, according to multi-institutional veterinary study. AKC, Pfizer ink deal to fund veterinary research, develop medicines New York -- Pfizer Animal Health just become the exclusive "biopharmaceutical partner" with the American Kennel Club's Canine Health Foundation. Banfield, P2V join forces to help veterans, emergency personnel Portland, Ore. -- The non-profit P2V joined forces with Banfield, The Pet Hospital to provide veterinary care to adopted pets placed with military service members, veterans and emergency first responders. CVC Kansas City: Drug use, monitoring remains key legal issues for veterinarians, expert says Kansas City -- Of all the regulatory issues veterinarians face, the use and storage of controlled substances can be the most contentious. CVC Kansas City kicks off today; draws veterinarians from around the world Kansas City -- The party began at CVC Kansas City today. And according to conference organizers, pre-registration attendance has been strong.  MORE ARTICLES Orthopedics Developmental orthopedic disease in large-breed puppies Rapid growth can rapidly lead to skeletal abnormalities. Here's how a careful look at a pup's nutrition can help.  MORE ARTICLES Pediatric/Geriatric Protocol Fluid therapy: Finding the best options for perfusion, oxygen supply Could you review fluid therapy in dogs and cats? You can help beat pet obesity But you'll need the owners in your corner. New anticonvulsant drugs show promise in dogs, cats Q: Please review management of refractory seizure activity in dogs and cats. New anticonvulsant drugs show promise in dogs, cats Dr. C.W. Dewey gave an excellent lecture at the 2007 American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Forum on ?Recent and Upcoming Developments with the New Anticonvulsant Drugs.? Treatment of canine sepsis: First identify, eradicate the cause Please review management of sepsis in dogs. Infectious hemoylytic anemias: Look for an underlying cause Canine rickettsial infections are important causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. IMHA treatment's first goal to improve oxygen delivery to cells The fourth goal of therapy is to prevent serious side effects of immune-mediated hemolytic anemia. Pharmacologic studies help DVMs dispel commonly held myths There are no efficacy studies yet available to indicate the value of tramadol for treating pain in animals. Feline urolithiasis Could you review trends in feline urolithiasis in cats?  MORE ARTICLES Practice Management The humane movement: The challenge and the future of the veterinary profession Veteirnarians should avoid direct opposition of animal welfare groups during this cultural shift. AAHA says veterinary hospitals can grow revenue despite economy Data suggests focusing on clients and preventive care could bring profession an additional $350 million. Safeguard your practice against violence in the workplace Clinic safety expert offers four layers of protection and how to deal with confrontation. 'Obamacare' reaches veterinary medicine New equipment tax could increase cost of care, experts say. Top veterinary news trends in 2013 A look to what we'll be talking about in 2013. State of the Profession: Veterinary practices still facing financial challenges According to a dvm360 survey, local economies are still influencing veterinary hospital revenue (mostly for the worse), and fewer practices are seeing an increase in their average client transaction. Examples of issues to track on green sheets in your veterinary hospital Here are some issues currently on my green sheets. Preventive health toolkit aims to increase pet health and veterinary practice visits Program offers online survey followed by strategic tools to guide veterinarians. How to use green sheets in your veterinary practice Here are seven tips to help you get started and make the most of green sheets.  MORE ARTICLES Practice News AVMA workforce study identifies 12.5 percent excess capacity in veterinary services Veterinary Workforce Simulation Model introduced to gather key data to better understand profession and its economic woes. Ala. veterinary board accepts AAHA accreditation in lieu of inspection Hospitals that meet AAHA's 900-plus standards will be exempt from state board inspection. Veterinary Emergency Team cares for more animals found within West, Texas, response site Many residents are reporting lost pets after Wednesday?s explosion. Veterinarians safe after completing Boston Marathon All finished before blasts, one just minutes before bombs detonated. Veterinary caucus introduces bill to protect mobile practitioners HR 1528 would exempt veterinarians from DEA restrictions on transporting controlled substances. Alabama veterinarians take sides on nonprofit spay-neuter clinics Bills introduced in state legislature would determine extent of nonprofit clinic limitations. ACVO opens registration for National Service Dog Eye Exam Event 16,000 dogs have been served in the past six years. Attention veterinary practice owners: Buyers are lined up If you've been afraid to sell, consider this: In most regions, consultants and brokers report a backlog of buyers waiting for veterinary practices. And some are growing sick of the wait. Revisions to euthanasia, veterinary dental guidelines released AVMA, AAHA issue updates to practice resources for veterinarians.  MORE ARTICLES State Board Series A map of consumer complaints filed with state agencies Data compiled by DVM Newsmagazine editors Editor's blog: A second salvo on state boards I am absolutely convinced that veterinarians will be faced with more intrusive government rules and regulations than ever before. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's going to get worse. The cross hairs of complaints Sacramento, Calif. — Invite Dr. Wade Himes to shed light on the inner-workings of state regulatory agencies and he pauses, then laughs and asks, "Do you want me to lose my license?" Exclusive DVM Survey: Client demand fuels spike in complaints to state boards National Report — When a medical case goes bad, consumers are more likely to complain to state boards than in years past, veterinarians report. Defending a state-board action has far-reaching costs Are you facing a state-board inquiry? Think you can handle it alone? Here come the reporters: What are you going to say? It started as a payment issue — something common and relatively minor — but by the time it ended the board-certified veterinary surgeon felt so much heat from the media he closed his practice and left town. Is your communication readiness at DEFCON 1? In calming an irate client, remember your tone and goal. Keep your tone normal when talking to the client and your body relaxed. Always remember that your goal should be to listen to their needs and try to meet them when appropriate. Communicate first, discipline second As various associations adopt guidelines or standards of care for the practice of veterinary medicine, a concern exists that they will be interpreted as current standards of practice by state regulatory boards and the attorneys general who represent them before they have been accepted by the masses. Ultimate authority Boston — It's a surprise when Alan Van Tassel comes to visit. He drops by unannounced during business hours, makes a quick introduction and starts poring over a seven-point inspection checklist.  MORE ARTICLES Surgery Pets and Vets:UC-Davis opens $58.5 million veterinary research facility Large research enterprise to focus on animal and human health. The humane movement: The challenge and the future of the veterinary profession Veteirnarians should avoid direct opposition of animal welfare groups during this cultural shift. Recessed vulva: An overlooked cause of chronic UTI in dogs Why you should consider this anatomic anomaly in female dogs with recurrent urinary tract infections—and how you can fix it. Say goodbye to dental Why you and your team need to adopt a new term—COHAT—to encompass all the facets of regular dental care. Vaccine-associated sarcomas in cats Expert advice on surgical excision. Pets and Vets: Pit bull survives ax attack in Florida. Animal health state by state. A safer way to place chest tubes This technique involving a little soft tissue dissection reduces the chance of iatrogenic damage during placement. Subgingival hair: An embedded predicament Hair in the oral cavity? Is it a problem? If so, what can you do about it? Axel makes a strong recovery as many wait anxiously to adopt the dog No suspect yet in search for dog's attacker.  MORE ARTICLES Web Daily Council on Education pitches changes to accreditation standards Schaumburg, Ill. -- The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Council on Education (COE) has proposed and is now seeking comments on possible changes to the Standards of Accreditation. Iowa State selects new veterinary college dean Dr. Lisa Nolan will become the new dean of Iowa State University's (ISU) College of Veterinary Medicine in January. Olson resigns as Morris Animal Foundation CEO Denver -- Veterinarian Patricia Olson, chief executive officer of the Morris Animal Foundation, will be leaving the organization. Update: Iowa State dean to step down to become faculty Pending retirement recalls Iowa State dean's impact on veterinary students. Utah State and WSU to collaborate on new veterinary program Logan, Utah -- The Utah State University (USU) Board of Trustees moved a step closer to launching a new veterinary program. Blue Buffalo issues voluntary pet food recall The recall covers three pet-food products suspected of containing higher levels of Vitamin D than intended. MSU's veterinary school turns 100 Michigan State University's College of Veterinary Medicine celebrates its 100th anniversary, marking its official designation as a degree program in 1910. Veterinarian ranks as fastest growing professions in United States Fortune magazine projects 36 percent growth in veterinarian jobs by 2018. Experts take a deeper look at Gulf oil spill effects Repurposed technology will map out the extent of oil and chemical impact on wildlife.  MORE ARTICLES

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