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This practical case-based session led by an internist, a pathologist, and a nutritionist will illustrate chronic management strategies for dogs with copper-associated hepatopathy. Select cases will illustrate optimal dietary & chelation interventions and problematic obstacles requiring alternative strategies. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13428892&f5=1

We rarely know enough about another person's illness, relationships, substance use, finances, or access to lethal means to declare what led to their death," she writes.

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What's on your agenda for professional development in October? If you're heading to any of these conferences, don't miss a chance to hang out with your VIN family in person! Not attending this year? Explore the great lineup of proceedings presentations in the VIN Library — you may discover the next conference you want to attend! https://www.vin.com/members/library

Long-time volunteers for a prominent veterinary mental well-being group worry about where it's headed.

Veterinary mental well-being nonprofit fractures Expulsion of prominent volunteers at Not One More Vet sparks outcry

Dog food that was recalled in the United Kingdom because some dogs that ate it developed eye problems will be back on the market next month after a company investigation uncovered no contaminants.

UK company finds no contaminants in recalled dog food Years to resume sales but will exclude buckwheat from products

On Oct. 1, Maryland will become the fifth U.S. state to allow veterinarians by law to talk with clients about giving cannabis products to their pets. But the appetite across the country for addressing veterinary use of cannabis has dropped overall, as efforts are hampered by a tangle of conflicting federal and state laws and regulations and a scarcity of research.

Maryland veterinarians soon may advise on cannabis for pets State law that takes effect Oct. 1 comes during a lull in attention to the subject

Eyes hurt. The ability to safely anesthetize a patient for the removal of an end-stage eye is essential to their overall quality of life. https://www.vin.com/vinmembers/rounds?id=13313375&f5=1

A retired veterinarian found a renewed sense of purpose where he didn’t expect it. https://news.vin.com/doc/?id=13495453