Veterinarians should beware of predatory, open-access journals that publish information that isn’t properly reviewed.

Award-winning author Milton Toby was named recipient of a national writing award presented annually by the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) for Taking Shergar: Horse Racing’s Most Famous Cold Case.

Veterinarians should establish whether the horse owner will be billed directly or whether responsibility lies with the farm manager or trainer who made the call. Failure to do so can be a recipe for disaster.

Compounded drugs have an important place in veterinary medicine, but their use requires a balancing of risks and rewards by practitioners and animal owners.

Modern techonology is important, but having good communication skills you use in a variety of ways will keep your clients happy.

Information from a session at the 2013 AAEP Convention

a medical record can be the first, and best, line of defense for a veterinarian facing a malpractice claim—but only if the record is complete and accurate.