Sudden Shutdown: My Pets Wellness Closes All Clinics Overnight
In a sudden and unexpected development, My Pets Wellness (MPW), a veterinary care provider with multiple locations, has ceased all operations effective immediately. The closure has left many pet owners and veterinary professionals in shock, as the company announced its decision through a heartfelt letter to its clients.
The Study Shortcut Vet Students Are Using to Master Porcine Medicine for the NAVLE
Preparing for the NAVLE is no joke—and when it comes to porcine medicine, it’s easy to get buried under an avalanche of information. From complicated farrowing schedules to swine respiratory diseases and drug protocols, it can feel like you're studying an entire textbook just to answer a handful of questions. That’s where NAVLE ESCAPE: Porcine by Vet Candy steps in to change the game.
Nylabone Marks 70th Anniversary with Limited-Edition Chew Toys and a Heartwarming Give-Back Campaign
To celebrate its 70th anniversary, Nylabone, a beloved brand in the Central Garden & Pet portfolio, has launched a special limited-edition collection of chew toys and a heartfelt initiative to support dogs in need.
AI Breakthrough Lets Horses 'Talk' to Vets: The Revolutionary System Detects Hidden Health Issues
Researchers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to bridge the communication gap between horses and humans. By combining 3D motion capture technology with machine learning, a new modeling system offers veterinarians a powerful visual tool for interpreting equine body language—a key to detecting both physical and behavioral problems.
Morehead State's Veterinary Tech Program Gets Major Overhaul: New Labs, Classrooms, and Bigger Opportunities for Students
Morehead State University (MSU) is revamping its Veterinary Technology program facilities as part of a broader campus revitalization plan. The upgrades will be made to the Derrickson Agricultural Complex, where the program is housed, with an expanded building to improve laboratory and classroom spaces. The renovations are expected to be completed by December 2025.
Veterinary Industry Boom: $157 Billion Pet Market and What It Means for Your Practice
The U.S. pet industry continues to experience significant growth, with expenditures in 2024 reaching an impressive $152 billion, and projections suggesting it will exceed $157 billion in 2025. This surge is driven by increasing pet ownership across the country and a shift in consumer behavior, particularly among Millennials, who now represent the largest group of pet owners in the U.S. Their influence is reshaping market trends and driving new demands in pet products and services.