Category: Cats
Tolerance Study of Turmeric Extract in Cats
Turmeric, derived from the rhizome of Curcuma longa, has long been valued as a culinary spice, natural colorant, and preservative. Its bioactive compounds—curcuminoids such as…
What is Veterinary Palliative Medicine Framed Within the One Health Paradigm?
Veterinary palliative medicine (VPM) is rapidly gaining recognition as a discipline that prioritizes the comfort and dignity of animals living with chronic or terminal illness.…
Choose the Right Animal Wellness Certification for Your Goals and Schedule
TCVM Food Therapy Can Open New Doors for Patient Care
As integrative veterinary medicine continues to grow, more practitioners are exploring ways to blend Eastern and Western approaches to patient care. One area gaining attention…
Can Medicinal Herbs Modulate the Gut Microbiome?
The gut microbiome has emerged as one of the most exciting frontiers in veterinary medicine. With trillions of microorganisms residing in the gastrointestinal tract of…
Disease-Specific Applications of Synthetic Proteins
The field of synthetic protein therapeutics is rapidly advancing in veterinary medicine, opening new doors for treating complex diseases in our canine and feline patients.…
Natural Agents for Chronic Inflammation in Dogs and Cats
Chronic inflammation remains one of the most prevalent clinical challenges in modern small animal practice. As pet lifespans increase and diagnostic capabilities improve, we’re identifying…
Shotgun Metagenomics in Veterinary Medicine
Shotgun metagenomics is rapidly transforming how we approach infectious disease diagnosis in veterinary medicine. The application of this technology in clinical veterinary practice can be…
Watching the Scale: Why Feline Weight Monitoring Matters and How Smart Litter Boxes Help
The best automatic litter boxes for cats can help your patients with regular feline weight monitoring and provide valuable health insights. Weight is one of…
Rethinking Bile Acid Dysmetabolism in Veterinary Gastroenterology
Bile acids (BAs) have traditionally been viewed as digestive surfactants, but veterinary metabolomics now positions them as systemic endocrine signals central to the microbial–host metabolic…