Government/Regulations
Opinion: When Did Veterinary Judgment Stop Counting?
In defense of the profession's most important clinical tool: the judgment of a licensed veterinarian.
Veterinary Education
Debunking the Myths of Distributive Veterinary Education
As more veterinary programs adopt workplace-based clinical training, longstanding criticisms deserve a second look.
Letters to the Editor
The Collective Quest for the Forever Dog
Solving canine longevity is a borderless mission.
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Paperwork Isn’t Just Inefficient. It’s a Liability.
Missing consent forms and illegible anesthesia records aren't just administrative headaches; they're practice risks that digital workflows can eliminate.
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Access to Credit Transforms Pet Health
When pet owners understand their financing options, the question changes from “Can we afford this?” to “What’s best for my pet?”
Business Insurance
When the Veterinarian Can’t Work
Veterinarians carry outsized financial risk and occupational hazards. Income protection shouldn’t be an afterthought — it should be standard practice.
Letters to the Editor
Why the Future of Veterinary Medicine Depends on Its People
As challenges reshape the profession, we have to take care of the people who take care of the animals.
News
What the UK’s CMA Ruling Means for US Veterinary Practices
Transparency mandates, price lists, and corporate disclosure rules are now law in the U.K. Here's what practice owners elsewhere can learn before regulators come knocking.