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24/7 STAT Consults | Specialists in ECC, Cardiology, Oncology, Neurology, Radiology, Surgery & Medicine | Detailed teleconsultations to Veterinarians | Affordable Specialty Medicine for Pet Owners | https://t-sml.mtrbio.com/public/smartlink/dvm-stat

The 2026 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Dogs introduce updated recommendations, new insulin options, and practi...
29/10/2026

The 2026 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Dogs introduce updated recommendations, new insulin options, and practical approaches to monitoring and troubleshooting diabetic patients.

Here are a few additional clinical pearls worth knowing:

💉 Newer basal insulins offer more flexibility. Insulin degludec and glargine U-300 may allow once-daily dosing in some dogs, potentially offering a new option for dogs with variable appetites.

📊 Spot checks have limitations. Blood glucose curves and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) provide a more complete picture of insulin response, particularly when clinical signs and glucose readings don't align.

🔎 Poor regulation isn't always an insulin problem. Concurrent conditions such as pancreatitis, dental disease, and hypercortisolism can contribute to insulin resistance and complicate treatment.

📌 Save this post as a quick clinical reference for your next diabetic patient.

📖 Read the full 2026 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Dogs:
https://jaaha.kglmeridian.com/view/journals/aaha/62/5/article-p192.xml

How many neurology cases do you refer out each year?What if you could confidently manage more of those cases in-house, w...
27/10/2026

How many neurology cases do you refer out each year?

What if you could confidently manage more of those cases in-house, with guidance from a board-certified neurologist?

DVM STAT gives your team on-demand access to specialty neurology support for seizure management, myelopathies, vestibular signs, intracranial disease, peripheral neuropathies, and other complex neurologic cases, even when referral isn't possible.

That means you can:

• Reduce referral loss and delays
• Maintain the VCPR and continuity of care
• Get expert help interpreting neurologic exams and localizing lesions
• Refine differential diagnoses and develop patient-specific treatment plans
• Receive practical guidance on medication dosing, monitoring, and long-term management
• Offer your clients access to a board-certified specialist while their pet stays with the veterinary team they already know and trust

It's a value-add you can market to your clients, too. When travel, cost, wait times, or other barriers make specialty referral difficult, neurologic expertise becomes part of the care you provide right from your own clinic or hospital.

Neurology teleconsultations start at $130 per case, with two options depending on the urgency of your patient:

📝 Neurology Teleconsultations | $130
Ideal for cases requiring thorough neurologic evaluation, diagnostic interpretation, or ongoing management. A board-certified neurologist reviews your examination findings, videos, lab work, and clinical data to provide a detailed written assessment with diagnostic and treatment recommendations, including follow-up and monitoring strategies.

📞 24/7 STAT Phone Consultations | $150–$180
For urgent neurologic cases requiring immediate guidance. Speak directly with a board-certified criticalist for real-time support with time-sensitive clinical decisions.

Turnaround times:
• Routine: Less than 24 hours, 7 days a week
• STAT submissions: 8 AM–6 PM ET, 7 days a week
• STAT ECC phone consultations: 24/7

Creating a DVM STAT account is free. Submit the patient's history, neurologic examination findings, lab work, relevant clinical data, and videos of the neurologic exam whenever possible, along with your specific clinical questions. Our neurologist will review the case and help you determine the next steps.

Whether you're working through a difficult neurologic exam, managing a chronic seizure patient, or helping a client navigate treatment options without specialty referral, you don't have to manage complex neurologic cases alone.

👉 Neurology Teleconsults: https://www.dvmstat.com/neurology
👉 Meet Our Specialists: https://www.dvmstat.com/specialists

Our on-demand CE on refractory congestive heart failure in dogs and cats is now live and free on the DVM STAT CE Hub.Pre...
22/10/2026

Our on-demand CE on refractory congestive heart failure in dogs and cats is now live and free on the DVM STAT CE Hub.

Presented by Dr. Lisa Murphy DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology), DACVECC, this RACE-approved course (1 hour of CE credit) covers what to do when standard therapy stops working: objective thresholds for confirming cardiac enlargement (VHS, VLAS, LA:Ao, quantitative NT-proBNP), focused renal monitoring, when and how to convert furosemide to torsemide, SC furosemide, pimobendan escalation, spironolactone and amlodipine, feline thromboprophylaxis with clopidogrel and rivaroxaban, and emerging options including sacubitril/valsartan, SGLT2 inhibitors, and sarcomere inhibitors.

Refractory CHF is managed largely in primary care. GPs handle the rechecks, the dose adjustments, and the calls about rising sleeping respiratory rates. This course gives you a stepwise, evidence-based framework for those decisions, plus a clear at-home decompensation protocol for owners. DVM STAT cardiologists are available through teleconsultation to work through these complex cases with you.

Available now, on demand.

Watch here: https://ce.dvmstat.com/products/courses/refractory-chf-course

The 2026 RECOVER First Aid Guidelines provide an evidence-informed framework for recognizing acute hypersensitivity reac...
20/10/2026

The 2026 RECOVER First Aid Guidelines provide an evidence-informed framework for recognizing acute hypersensitivity reactions, assessing severity, and selecting appropriate treatment.

And there's more worth knowing beyond the algorithm:

🔴 Epinephrine is the primary treatment for anaphylaxis.

🔴 For uncomplicated allergic reactions, H1 receptor antagonists are recommended.

🔴 Routine corticosteroid use is not recommended for allergic reactions or anaphylaxis.

📋 Evidence gaps remain. Many recommendations rely on limited veterinary research or expert consensus, highlighting the need for further clinical studies.

📌 Save this post as a quick reference for your next emergency case.

📖 Read the full, open-access guidelines in the Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/vec.70137

📅 New date: Our live free CE on canine lymphoma is now Thursday, November 12 at 8 PM ET on Zoom.Lymphoma is one of the m...
19/10/2026

📅 New date: Our live free CE on canine lymphoma is now Thursday, November 12 at 8 PM ET on Zoom.

Lymphoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs, and primary care veterinarians are usually the first to diagnose it. With newer diagnostics now available, the decisions that follow can feel overwhelming for clinicians and families alike.

DVM STAT oncologist Dr. Michelle Silver DVM, DACVIM (Oncology) will walk through diagnosis, staging, treatment (including palliative options), prognosis, and rescue protocols for relapse, with case examples throughout.

Most dogs with lymphoma are not cured, but treatment can meaningfully extend good-quality time, and most patients tolerate it well. This RACE-approved session gives you the clinical grounding to make those decisions with confidence. For oncology cases you manage in-house, DVM STAT offers specialist teleconsultation across the US and Canada.

Free for all veterinary professionals, thanks to our premier sponsor, Pawlicy Advisor

🔗 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1617907780835/WN_5poyn5CNQ5aH24_OdgPJAg

Our on-demand CE on managing anesthesia complications is now live on the DVM STAT CE Hub.Presented by Dr. Gianluca Bini ...
16/10/2026

Our on-demand CE on managing anesthesia complications is now live on the DVM STAT CE Hub.

Presented by Dr. Gianluca Bini DVM, MRCVS, DACVAA of Safe Pet Anesthesia, this RACE-approved course (1 hour of CE credit) focuses on the two complications GPs see most under anesthesia: hypotension and bradycardia. It covers intervention thresholds for dogs and cats, accurate blood pressure monitoring (cuff sizing, feline Doppler interpretation, transducer leveling), a stepwise hypotension algorithm, conservative fluid bolus dosing, when to start inotropes or pressors, and why anticholinergics are the wrong answer for alpha-2 reflex bradycardia.

The stakes extend well past recovery. A MAP below 60 mmHg for 10 to 20 minutes doubles the odds of acute kidney injury, and that injury often goes unrecognized until chronic dysfunction appears months or years later. This course gives the whole anesthesia team a practical, physiology-based framework for catching and correcting hypotension early.

Available now, on demand.

Presented in partnership with our friends at Safe Pet Anesthesia.

Watch here: https://ce.dvmstat.com/products/courses/anesthesia-complications-management

The 2026 RECOVER First Aid Guidelines provide an evidence-informed framework for diagnosing acute hypersensitivity react...
15/10/2026

The 2026 RECOVER First Aid Guidelines provide an evidence-informed framework for diagnosing acute hypersensitivity reactions, assessing severity, and selecting appropriate treatment.

🔴 Uncomplicated allergic reactions have mild limited signs, typically cutaneous.

🔴 Patients with anaphylaxis may or may not have cutaneous signs.

🔴 Patients with moderate anaphylaxis may have GI, cutaneous or respiratory signs but remain hemodynamically stable.

🔴 Patients with severe anaphylaxis have hypotension or collapse along with GI, cutaneous or respiratory signs.

🔴 POCUS provides supportive evidence in the absence of cutaneous signs.

📋 Evidence gaps remain. Many recommendations rely on limited veterinary research or expert consensus, highlighting the need for further clinical studies.

📌 Save this post as a quick reference for your next emergency case.

📖 Read the full, open-access guidelines in the Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/vec.70137

Is a fluid bolus your first move when a patient’s blood pressure starts dropping under anesthesia? 🩺Anesthetic complicat...
13/10/2026

Is a fluid bolus your first move when a patient’s blood pressure starts dropping under anesthesia? 🩺

Anesthetic complications aren't always straightforward, and the most obvious intervention isn't necessarily the right one.

In this free, on-demand CE webinar, Dr. Gianluca Bini, DVM, MRCVS, DACVAA, explores the physiology behind common anesthetic complications, with practical guidance on interpreting monitoring data, identifying the causes of cardiovascular instability, and making informed treatment decisions while avoiding interventions that may do more harm than good.

📌 Save this post as a quick clinical reference for your next anesthetic case.

🎓 Watch the full webinar FREE and earn 1 hour of RACE-approved CE credit:
https://ce.dvmstat.com/products/courses/anesthesia-complications-management

Presented by Safe Pet Anesthesia in partnership with DVM STAT.

Pulmonary hypertension case on your schedule? Save this post so you have a quick reference when you need it, and watch o...
02/10/2026

Pulmonary hypertension case on your schedule? Save this post so you have a quick reference when you need it, and watch our free CE on-demand.

And here are a few more clinical pearls worth keeping in mind:

🫀 A low TR gradient doesn’t always mean mild disease.

If the right ventricle is acutely failing, it may not be able to generate enough pressure to produce a high TR gradient. In these cases, the gradient can underestimate PH severity, so look for secondary echo markers including RA/RV dilation, septal flattening, and MPA enlargement.

💊 Know when sildenafil is contraindicated.

In Class 2 pulmonary hypertension, sildenafil should not be given when left atrial enlargement or active left-sided CHF is present. Pulmonary vasodilation in a patient with high LA pressure can worsen pulmonary edema and lead to respiratory collapse.

Watch Pulmonary Hypertension in Companion Animals, presented by DVM STAT Criticalist & Cardiologist Lisa Murphy, DVM, DACVECC, DACVIM (Cardiology). The full 1-hour, RACE-approved CE course is FREE and available on demand.

💻 Watch free: https://ce.dvmstat.com/products/courses/pulmonary-hypertension

Save this for your next suspected PH case, and tell us: what part of diagnosing or managing pulmonary hypertension do you find the most challenging?

How many oncology cases do you refer out each year?What if you could confidently keep more of those cases in-house, whil...
30/09/2026

How many oncology cases do you refer out each year?

What if you could confidently keep more of those cases in-house, while co-managing them with a board-certified oncologist?

DVM STAT gives your team on-demand access to specialty oncology support for new cancer diagnoses, staging and treatment planning, and ongoing case management, without transferring the patient’s care to another practice.

That means you can:
• Reduce referral loss and delays
• Maintain the VCPR and continuity of care
• Get personalized diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic guidance
• Collaborate with an oncologist throughout the course of treatment
• Make quality of life a priority at every stage
• Offer your clients access to a board-certified specialist while their pet stays with the veterinary team they already know and trust

It’s a value-add you can market to your clients, too. Instead of the added travel, stress, cost, and wait associated with an outside referral, specialty oncology input becomes part of the care you provide right from your own hospital.

Choose the level of support that works best for your case:

📝 Written Oncology Teleconsultations
Ideal when you want an in-depth case review and detailed written guidance without scheduling a call. You’ll receive personalized therapeutic options, prognostic guidance, quality-of-life recommendations, and ongoing support as the case progresses.

📞 Phone Oncology Teleconsultations
For complex cases or nuanced decisions where real-time discussion would be helpful. Schedule a time to speak directly with an oncologist, then receive a detailed written consultation report with personalized recommendations and a plan for collaborative co-management.

Routine oncology teleconsultations are returned in less than 24 hours, 7 days a week. STAT consultations are available from 8 AM–6 PM ET, 7 days a week, and phone consultations are available by appointment.

Creating a DVM STAT account is free. Submit the patient’s history, medications, previous chemotherapy treatments, diagnostic results/imaging, along with your oncology-specific questions. We’ll take it from there.
👉 Oncology Teleconsults: https://www.dvmstat.com/oncology
👉 Meet Our Specialists: https://www.dvmstat.com/specialists

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