Key Behavioral Health Policy Updates Across States
Discover the six crucial updates on state-level behavioral health policies impacting treatment and services nationwide.
FDA Expands Approvals for Tick Management in Pets
The FDA has approved the inclusion of two additional tick species in veterinary treatment options, impacting pet care.
FDA Expands Parasiticide Label for Two New Ticks
The FDA has expanded the use of a parasiticide to include two additional ticks, crucial for effective pet health management.
AVMA’s Stand Against Midlevel Veterinary Practitioners in Colorado
AVMA President Michael Bailey provides insights on the organization’s stance regarding Colorado’s midlevel veterinary practitioner role.
Navigating Animal Drug Approval Pathways in the U.S.
This article discusses the regulatory pathways that new animal drugs must navigate to become legally marketed in the U.S.
Understanding FDA Pathways for Animal Drug Marketing
The AVMA offers critical resources for veterinarians to navigate FDA regulations on new animal drugs.
New Bill to Enhance Veterinary Emergency Preparedness
A federal bill seeks to enable emergency management funds to support veterinary supplies, aiding in disaster response.
Understanding the Healthy Dog Importation Act
The proposed Healthy Dog Importation Act aims to strengthen regulations on dog imports to safeguard public and animal health.
FDA Authorizes New Treatments for New World Screwworm in Pets
The FDA has issued EUAs for NexGard products to treat New World screwworm in pets, enhancing preparedness for emerging threats.
Understanding FDA’s Guidance on Antimicrobial Drug Use
The FDA has finalized guidance on defining antimicrobial drug use durations in livestock, aiming to combat antibiotic resistance.