Feline Decomposition in Forensic Veterinary Medicine
Forensic veterinary medicine faces a unique challenge in understanding the decomposition process across different animal species. With a vast array of animals used as models…
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The Only Cat Fountain You Never Need to Clean!
Cats love drinking fresh, clean, running water. Recirculating cat fountains were supposed to be the solution, but they never delivered too many cats dont…
Homegrown Company Celebrates Dogs with Healthy Oven-Baked Treats
Amy Augustine is a lifelong animal lover and dog parent. Like many others, she was troubled by the low quality of commercial dog treats. Inspired…
Dogs Show More Motivation in Response to High-Value Appetitive Stimuli
In a recent study centered around canine cognition, researchers have uncovered compelling evidence that family dogs possess the ability to associate different sounds with appetitive…
Genetics Behind the Appearance of Bengal Cats
Prized for their exotic appearance reminiscent of jungle felines, Bengal cats have long captivated enthusiasts with their marbled coats and leopard-like patterns. A recent study…
Equine Brief Pain Inventory Developing a Tool for Assessing Chronic Pain in Horses
Chronic pain in horses, particularly from osteoarthritis (OA), is a significant concern for equine veterinarians and owners alike. Monitoring and managing this pain are crucial…
Natural Calming for Anxious Dogs
If your dog suffers from anxiety, youre not alone. A recent Finnish study revealed that more than 72% of dogs had at least one anxiety-related…
MRI for Intracranial Tumor Diagnosis in Veterinary Practice
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has emerged as an invaluable tool in veterinary medicine, particularly for diagnosing intracranial tumors in dogs and cats. Its non-invasive nature…
Clinical Reasoning in the Management of Acute Thoracolumbar Myelopathy in Dogs
Recent study shows that most cases of acute canine thoracolumbar myelopathy can be managed with clinical reasoning alone, without the need for imaging. Acute thoracolumbar…
Tui na helps prevent spring injuries in active dogs
Spring is in the air and your dog knows it. She wants to run, play, and frolic. It fun to see her feeling so exuberant…
UC Davis Opens State-of-the-Art Center for Advanced Veterinary Surgery
UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital has unveiled its latest endeavor to advance animal care with the inauguration of the Center for Advanced Veterinary Surgery.…
Study Highlights Sensitivity of Canine Olfactory Powers
Shedding light on the remarkable capabilities of the canine sense of smell. Dogs possess an extraordinary sense of smell that far surpasses that of humans,…
