Digital Tools for Animal Science Professionals
Ten years ago, a veterinary practice could run on paper charts, a phone, and a filing cabinet. Some still do. But the profession has shifted…
Ten years ago, a veterinary practice could run on paper charts, a phone, and a filing cabinet. Some still do. But the profession has shifted…
Animal science textbooks cost $150-$300 each. Your bookstore will happily sell you a dozen per semester. Most of them get opened twice — once for…
Online animal science degrees used to be second-tier options. Not anymore. Several land-grant universities — the same institutions that defined American agriculture and veterinary science…
Veterinary technicians are the nurses of animal medicine. They draw blood, take X-rays, administer anesthesia, assist in surgery, run lab tests, and manage patient recovery.…
Animal science has a problem that computer science does not. You cannot learn to catheterize a vein, palpate a horse’s tendon, or assess a dog’s…
The animal welfare sector in the United States employs over 200,000 people across shelters, nonprofits, advocacy organizations, and government agencies. That number comes from the…
The U.S. pet food market hit $58.1 billion in 2024. Every pet food company, veterinary practice, and pet store chain needs people who understand animal…
Dog training is an unregulated profession. Anyone can print business cards and call themselves a dog trainer tomorrow. No license is required. No degree is…
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employs roughly 9,000 people. State agencies collectively employ tens of thousands more. Add in nonprofits like The Nature Conservancy,…
The United States operates roughly 3,500 animal shelters, from county-run facilities processing 15,000 animals per year to small nonprofit rescues handling 200. Every one of…
Walk into any veterinary clinic and you’ll see people in scrubs doing what looks like the same work. Restraining animals for exams. Drawing blood. Running…
Applied behavior analysis started with humans. B.F. Skinner’s operant conditioning work in the 1930s laid the groundwork, and ABA became the gold standard for autism…