Rarebreed News & Updates

By Dr. Patrick Kelly, DVM, Kelly’s Animal Hospital, Port Saint Lucie, Florida Christmas is almost upon us, and children have by now finished their Christmas wish lists. I thought it would be appropriate to give parents some guidelines as to

By Dr. Virgina Gill, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology) & Rarebreed Director of Wellness & Sustainability “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity.

At Leshem Veterinary Surgery, a dedication to providing outstanding medical care to their patients is at the core of everything they do. Beyond this commitment to delivering exceptional veterinary services, the hospital places equal importance on the well-being of its team

An efficient veterinary technician team is critical to the success of the entire practice. Technicians enable veterinarians to attend to more patients, ensure the safety of patients and staff, and foster an enriching work environment. At Rarebreed, we’re proud to

Dr. Ai Takeuchi at Eastern Maine Emergency Veterinary Clinic (EMEVC) knows how difficult it can be when families can’t afford urgent care needed for their beloved pets. It’s heartbreaking for the families and emotionally difficult for the healthcare teams who

If you’ve spent any time in the veterinary industry, you know that it’s a close-knit community where people genuinely love their jobs and, of course, our beloved pets. This extends far beyond veterinary teams to include many of our vendors

Human urgent care clinics like Minute Clinic and Convenient MD are popping up all around us. More than one on the same street in some cases. This is where we go when we need to see a doctor right away

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This year, the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) has launched the More Than Enough campaign. “It’s an opportunity for all of us to come together and remember the inherent value we each hold

Rarebreed was proud to be the premier sponsor of a two-day Vet Exploration Summit (VIP) in April coordinated by Zach Innis, a fourth-year, pre-vet student at U-Maine Bangor. Zach is the president of the pre-vet club at U-Maine Bangor and the founder