Ethos Updates

National Pet Dental Health Month provides an opportunity to reflect on how advances in veterinary dentistry are shaping patient care, particularly when conditions are identified and addressed early.

SAVES in Asheville, North Carolina, launched its blood donor program in December 2024, and in just under a year, the program has grown into something truly impactful for both the hospital and the surrounding community. 

Our manuscript introducing the ASCEND (Advancing Skills, Competency, and Education in Nursing Development) framework has been published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (JAVMA).

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital (RBVH) is revolutionizing veterinary care with its new PET/CT scanner, a technology that not only reveals what’s happening in the body but also how the body is functioning at a cellular level.

Every day, veterinary blood donors help save the lives of dogs and cats in critical need. While blood banking often happens quietly behind the scenes, there is no substitute for the lifesaving impact these programs provide.

As the canine companion of Buddhist monks on a long-distance Walk for Peace across the United States, Aloka has become a symbol of compassion, connection, and nonviolence. His presence on the journey has touched countless people along the route. 

As veterinarians, we are drawn to and stay engaged with this profession because we desire to improve animal health and make a difference in the lives of the pets and pet parents we serve.

When Rollo, an otherwise healthy 8-year-old boxer, was rushed to urgent care late one night; his condition was critical.

As 2025 comes to a close, we are taking time to reflect on what made this year remarkable at Ethos Veterinary Health. Across our hospitals, teams showed up every day to deliver specialty and emergency care with compassion, skill, and purpose.  More than 2 million patients received care in our hospitals this year. Each case represents a family seeking help and a

At San Francisco Zoo & Gardens, a global medical milestone has been achieved. A two-year-old wolverine named Edward is believed to be the first in the world to receive a custom-made intraocular lens.

Meet Running Bear, a 4-pound Pomeranian puppy who recently arrived at Nashville Veterinary Specialists (NVS) in congestive heart failure caused by a severe patent ductus arteriosus (PDA).

Leslie Storms has been appointed President, Ethos Veterinary Health, effective immediately.