Sight Lines
When your pet is squinting, teary or red-eyed, it’s time to see a vet
Road Medicine
Ambulatory service veterinarians are adept at switching gears
Organic Nation
Melissa Bailey oversees the standards that shape a burgeoning $35 billion industry
Backyard Battles
The unhappy convergence of suburbia and wildlife
Heal Thyself
Stem cell therapy holds promise for treating many incurable diseases in pets and people
Where the Heart Is
More than 28,000 pets come to the Foster Hospital each year. Expansion will enable vets to help even more
Help for New Moms
Hormone studies in rodent mothers could lead to better treatments for postpartum depression in humans
One Medicine, Two Perspectives
Veterinary residents and their physician counterparts have a lot in common
Caring for Animals May Make Teens Better Adults
Pets help us feel connected to others and the world around us, study finds
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The Genetics of Bloat
Researchers hope their work will help predict which dogs may get the deadly disease
Willy’s Gift
Connecticut couple establish research fund to recognize the care their cat received
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