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Vector-Borne Disease Updates: Which Ones to Watch For & How to Test?

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How do we keep moving veterinary diagnostics forwa

How do we keep moving veterinary diagnostics forward? It starts with asking questions.

Today, we’re excited to share new peer-reviewed research published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (@avma_javma). In this study, Accuplex™ demonstrated 94% sensitivity for detecting antibodies to Ehrlichia spp. in dogs, compared with 58% for IDEXX SNAP® 4Dx® Plus, using indirect fluorescent antibody testing (IFA) as the reference method. Both tests showed high, comparable sensitivity for Anaplasma spp. ⁠

Better Petcare means asking how we can stay ahead of evolving diseases and do better for the pets in our care.

Routine vector-borne disease screening matters more than ever. See what Accuplex™ can do for you, your patients, and your practice.

Explore the findings at the link in our bio.

🐾 If you’ve made it this far, we’d love to hear: As tick-borne diseases continue to evolve, what advances would make the biggest difference in your practice?

Better Petcare starts with curiosity and the willi

Better Petcare starts with curiosity and the willingness to explore. 💜🐾

Meet Emily, the second of five 2026 Antech™ Veterinary Futures Scholarship winners!

Emily has wanted to become a veterinarian since she was a child, but her journey has been anything but one-track. At Clemson University, she gained hands-on experience with companion animals, dairy cows, beef cattle, horses and sheep, discovering new possibilities in veterinary medicine along the way. Today, she’s especially passionate about mixed-animal medicine and is still exploring where her path may take her.

That spirit of exploration is exactly what the Antech Veterinary Futures Scholarship, created in partnership with Vet Set Go, was designed to celebrate. By getting involved, trying new experiences and putting in the hours, aspiring veterinary professionals like Emily are building the foundation to shape the future of veterinary medicine.

Because creating a world where every pet lives longer starts with investing in the people who will care for them.

Congratulations, Emily! We’re proud to be part of your journey. 🎉

#LoveAntech #ABetterWorldForPets

Better Petcare starts with the aspiring veterinary

Better Petcare starts with the aspiring veterinary professionals who will shape its future. 💜🐾

Meet Kaelyn Clark, the first of five 2026 Antech Veterinary Futures Scholarship winners!

Kaelyn’s journey toward veterinary medicine began at 17, volunteering at an animal shelter. Since then, she’s continued showing up, learning and building hands-on experience in veterinary medicine, driven by a belief that caring for animals also means caring for the people who love them.

That’s exactly the kind of commitment the Antech Veterinary Futures Scholarship, created in partnership with Vet Set Go, was designed to celebrate. Together, we’re recognizing five aspiring veterinary professionals who are already putting in the hours, gaining real-world experience and building the foundation for careers dedicated to Better Petcare.

Because creating a world where every pet lives better starts with investing in the people who will care for them.

Congratulations, Kaelyn! We’re proud to be part of your journey. 🎉

#LoveAntech #ABetterWorldforPets

"Drake had been so sick… that the owner was actu

"Drake had been so sick... that the owner was actually considering having him euthanized that morning." 💔
What do you do when standard treatments fail and a seemingly routine parasite case turns into a life-or-death situation?

In the latest episode of Tails from the Lab, Drs. Holly Brown and Brad Ryan review the clinical journey of Drake, a 3-month-old Goldendoodle puppy saved by molecular diagnostics. Learn how a KeyScreen™ GI Parasite PCR panel uncovered drug-resistant hookworms, giving the veterinary team the definitive answers and confidence they needed to implement a life-saving protocol.

Available now—wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧🐾🐶

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