veterinary

University of Guelph adds second clinical nutrition specialist to veterinary program

01.20.2021

Dr. Caitlin Grant will join the university’s Ontario Veterinary College to steer the curriculum more toward pet nutrition.

Purina expands availability of LiveClear cat food to Canada

Purina brings allergen-reducing LiveClear cat food to Canada

10.03.2020

By Jordan Tyler

The pet food manufacturer has expanded the availability of its LiveClear cat food formulas to brick-and-mortar retailers, veterinary clinics and e-commerce platforms across Canada.

Vetsource online pet pharmacy expanding product offerings

Vetsource adding 8,000 products to online pet pharmacy

08.18.2020

By Jordan Tyler

The company will expand its online offerings to include additional specialty pet diets, treats and other products this fall.

TAMU awards TEEF! by Primal Health first place in Veterinary Innovation Summit Pitch Competition

TEEF! takes grand prize at TAMU Veterinary Innovation Summit

08.13.2020

By Jordan Tyler

The dental hygiene brand went up against more than 35 other pet health companies and took away first place and $5,000 from the pitch competition.

Royal Canin funds minimally invasive surgery education and research at Montreal university

Royal Canin Canada donates $1 million to advance veterinary methods

07.30.2020

By Jordan Tyler

The company is supporting the Université de Montréal in its effort to establish a Centre of Excellence for Minimally Invasive Procedures.

CVM updates US cat and horse population estimates

CVM: US cat, horse populations down +20% from 2014

06.06.2020

By Jordan Tyler

The agency has updated its population estimates for two major animal species based on data from the American Veterinary Medical Association and the US Department of Agriculture.

Pet owners becoming more involved in pet health, wellness amid COVID-19 lockdowns

Quarantine drawing pet owners’ attention to companionship, care

05.29.2020

By Jordan Tyler

A recent study by Banfield Pet Hospital shows pet owners are more attuned to their pets’ health and may become more involved in their overall wellness even after quarantine ends.