FDA Finalizes GFI #273: Duration Limits Now Official for Veterinary Antimicrobials
BREAKING: FDA published final guidance today (Feb 13, 2026) establishing voluntary duration limits for medically important antimicrobials in food anim...
Veterinary Large Animal Articles
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Pigs, Grizzlies, and a Surprising Skincare Secret
Researchers at Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine discovered that rete ridges, the microscopic structures anchoring skin lay...
New World Screwworm: Texas Border Alert and What Veterinarians Should Know
USDA APHIS has expanded sterile fly releases along the Texas border. Here's what veterinarians need to know about recognition, reporting, and travel r...
Foot-and-Mouth Disease: What U.S. Veterinarians Need to Know in 2026
Recent FMD outbreaks in southern Africa serve as a reminder of the importance of vigilance. Here's what U.S. veterinarians need to know about recognit...
Your Practice Tomorrow: Practical Steps for Antimicrobial Stewardship Implementation
Antimicrobial stewardship doesn't require a complete practice overhaul. Dr. Lauren Forsythe provides a month-by-month implementation guide for veterin...
The 2050 AMR Crisis: Why Veterinary Stewardship Can't Wait
By 2050, antimicrobial resistance is projected to kill 10 million people annually. With 1.27 million deaths already attributable to AMR in 2019, veter...
Why Racehorses Die Suddenly: The Genetic Link Between Equine and Human Cardiac Death
New research connects sudden cardiac death in racehorses to genetic mutations also found in human athletes, with implications for screening and preven...
Subpalpebral Lavage Lines: Placement, Management, and When You Need One
When to place an SPL system, placement technique, medication administration protocols, troubleshooting, and long-term management for equine ophthalmic...
The Field Eye Exam Toolkit: Essential Techniques for Equine Ophthalmology
Practical techniques for equine ocular examination including nerve blocks, diagnostic tests, tonometry reference ranges, and when to refer.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Horse Eye: Recognition and Treatment Options
Identifying equine ocular SCC versus other masses, understanding breed risk factors, and treatment options from cryotherapy to photodynamic therapy.
Equine Recurrent Uveitis (Moon Blindness): What Every Practitioner Should Know
Recognizing acute and insidious forms of ERU, understanding breed predispositions, and implementing aggressive treatment protocols to preserve equine ...
Corneal Ulcers in Horses: When to Worry, When to Refer
How to differentiate simple from complicated equine corneal ulcers, manage cases in general practice, and recognize red flags for ophthalmology referr...
The 360° Field of View: Understanding Equine Vision
Horses have nearly 360-degree vision and sharper acuity than dogs or cats. Understanding equine visual fields, blind spots, and accommodation helps fi...
Talking About Money Doesn't Have to Be the Worst Part of Your Day
Money is the third most common stressor for veterinarians, and cost conversations often drive burnout. Practical communication strategies like separat...
Antimicrobial Stewardship: The Friday Afternoon UTI That Tests Your Resolve
Why that Friday afternoon UTI is the perfect test case for antimicrobial stewardship, with ISCAID guidelines and global resistance data.
5 Pre-Analytical Lab Errors That Change Your Diagnosis
How errors before the sample reaches the analyzer can mimic serious conditions. Case-based examples with actionable fixes.
Spectrum of Care: A Middle Ground When Pet Care Gets Expensive
When "gold standard" isn't an option, what comes next? Data shows 57% of veterinarians alter treatment plans daily due to client financial limitations...