In the veterinary community, we must show compassion when talking to colleagues and coworkers who are at risk for suicide.

When you work in the veterinary profession, taking care of yourself is not selfish; it’s a must to maintain emotional and physical health.

Veterinary professionals have higher exposure to chemotherapy drugs than counterparts in human medicine because they are not taking proper precautions, say researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC wants to change that.

University of Florida veterinarians performed a keratectomy to correct a rare eye abnormality in an endangered okapi calf.

Could the results of a unique new study that looked at mast cell tumors — which cause a common skin cancer in dogs — lead to drugs that could someday cure the disease?

When an animal's immune system’s ability to differentiate self from nonself is compromised, immune-mediated skin disorders can occur.

IV fluid therapy is a skill veterinary technicians utilize daily.

This article describes hypothermia dangers, causes, and risk factors; how to prevent or detect hypothermia; and how to treat it should it occur.