Central Auditory Changes in Aging Canines
Presbycusis, or age-related hearing loss, is a common ailment affecting both elderly humans and dogs. This condition significantly impairs social interactions and cognitive function, diminishing…
Category: Dogs
Taurine and Cardiac Function in Golden Retrievers
As veterinarians, we often encounter challenges in diagnosing and treating breed-specific health issues. A recent cross-sectional multicenter study has shed light on the unique relationship…
Manual Cytocentrifugation for Veterinary Practices
Veterinary cytology has become an indispensable tool in diagnosing and managing various conditions. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis, in particular, is crucial for neurological cases. However,…
New Insights into Canine Olfactory Performance
Recent research has shed light on the factors influencing dogs’ olfactory abilities, providing valuable insights for veterinary professionals. A comprehensive study involving 411 untrained family…
Can Diet Impact the Canine Urobiome?
Recently, it was discovered that the urine from healthy dogs hosts its own unique microbiome, known as the urobiome. These microbial organisms play important roles…
Understanding and Addressing ADHD-like Syndrome in Dogs
Veterinarians often encounter behavioral challenges in canine patients that can profoundly impact the quality of life for both the dog and their caregivers. One such…
Amniotic Fluid: A Window into Neonatal Immunity in Puppies
Newborn puppies are highly vulnerable to dangerous pathogens, due to their underdeveloped immune systems. These pathogens include canine parvovirus (CPV-2), canine infectious hepatitis virus (CAdV-1),…
How Computed Tomography Findings Help Diagnose Canine Extraskeletal Osteosarcoma
Extraskeletal osteosarcoma (exOSA) is a rare and intriguing form of soft tissue sarcoma. It originates from mesenchymal cells rather than the bone itself. Unlike its…
Study Explores the Unique Attachment Between Dogs and Their Owners
The bond between dogs and their owners is a fascinating topic that has captured the attention of researchers and animal enthusiasts alike. Recent studies have…
Updated RECOVER CPR Guidelines for Veterinary Resuscitation
The field of veterinary medicine is constantly evolving, and the delivery of effective emergency care is a critical component of this ongoing progress. In 2012,…
How Free Choice Profiling Could Help Evaluate Pain-Related Emotions in Dogs
Assessing animal pain and emotional expression is an important aspect of veterinary care. A recent study investigated the abilities of different observer groups, including dog…
CO2 Laser vs. Scalpel Blade for Nasopharyngeal Tumor Removal
Managing nasopharyngeal masses in veterinary patients has long presented unique challenges due to their complex anatomy and limited accessibility. Traditional surgical approaches using a scalpel…