Breakthrough in canine regenerative medicine: high-quality MSCs from urine
Veterinary professionals may soon have a powerful tool at their disposal, thanks to groundbreaking research conducted by a team at Osaka Metropolitan University. In a…
Category: Dogs
EU lawmakers approve new welfare rules for cats and dogs
In a landmark decision, EU lawmakers have approved comprehensive new welfare regulations aimed at improving the treatment of cats and dogs across member states. This…
Discovery of biomarkers may help prevent GI diseases in dogs
Gastrointestinal diseases are a leading cause of veterinary visits, accounting for over 10% of all new cases. Now, researchers at the Texas A&M Gastrointestinal Laboratory…
New research highlights genetic link between obesity in Labradors and humans
Recent studies have unveiled a significant genetic connection between obesity in Labrador Retrievers and humans, offering valuable insights for veterinary professionals and pet owners alike.…
Integrative therapies for canine hypothyroidism
The most common endocrine disease in dogs, hypothyroidism can be treated using an integrative approach that includes supplements, herbs and dietary changes. Hypothyroidism is the…
Diabetes in dogs – a herbal approach to treatment
Canine diabetes is commonly seen in veterinary practice. Herbal medicine offers an alternative approach that can reduce blood sugar levels, increase glucose uptake and transport,…
Adaptogenic herbs for adrenal health in dogs and cats
Studies show that adaptogenic herbs can support adrenal health by helping regulate a pet’s response to stress, balance hormone levels, and improve resilience. These herbs…
Enhancing the Stethoscope
The stethoscope remains an indispensable tool for veterinarians, enabling vital insights into animal health through auscultation. Yet, as veterinary medicine evolves, so too must this…
Alternative Modalities in Canine Sports Medicine
Canine sports medicine continues to evolve as we seek safer, more effective treatments for athletic dogs. While traditional approaches remain important, several alternative modalities are…
New Research Shows Promise for Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects millions of dogs worldwide and presents ongoing challenges for veterinary professionals. A recent 90-day clinical study offers encouraging news about…
Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome: Bridging the Diagnostic Gap in Veterinary Practice
Veterinary professionals are increasingly encountering a condition that mirrors one of human medicine’s most challenging diseases. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CCDS) – often called “doggie…
B Vitamins in Canine Chronic Liver Disease: New Research Reveals Important Findings
Chronic liver disease (CLD) affects many of our canine patients, and while we understand the importance of nutritional support, research on specific vitamin deficiencies has…
