American Bar Association Advocates for Non-animal Testing Methods
In a landmark move, the American Bar Association (ABA), representing the legal profession in the United States, has issued its first-ever statement on animal testing.…
Category: Veterinary Care
Regenerative Medicine for Organ Failure in Dogs
Though further studies are required, regenerative medicine using mesenchymal stem cells is a potentially effective alternative to organ transplantation in dogs, and could significantly improve…
Nutritional Strategies for Joint Health in Dogs
Used alongside weight management and adequate exercise, nutritional strategies for joint health in dogs include a balanced diet, glycosaminoglycans, and quick-acting pain-relieving herbs. Supporting canine…
Breakthrough treatment for FIP utilizes human COVID-19 drug
In a groundbreaking development, veterinarians in the United States are turning to an unexpected source for the treatment of feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), a lethal…
Integrative Approach to Treating Liver Disease in Felines
Liver disease in cats has several causes, and can rapidly become serious. An integrative approach that includes diet, IV therapies, castor oil packs and more…
Top 5 Lessons From Clinical Veterinary Practice
A career as a veterinarian involves continuous learning as well as personal and professional growth. Along with growing your knowledge base and building up your…
Study Reveals Urgent Need for Retention Strategies in Veterinary Profession
The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) has released a groundbreaking study titled “Stay, Please: Factors that Support Retention and Drive Attrition in the Veterinary Profession.”…
Under construction: Using Bioengineered Scaffolds to Repair and Replace Canine Tissue
Just as stem cell therapy has gone from an experimental concept to an approved and commercially available treatment option for canine patients, bioengineered scaffolds will…
Nonantibiotic Approaches to Canine Recurrent UTIs
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) pose a significant challenge in veterinary medicine, causing considerable morbidity in canine patients and often leading to repeated antibiotic use. With…
Chinese Herb Extract as a Solution for Canine Dental Caries
Dental caries, while not as common in dogs as in humans, still affects approximately 5% of the canine population. Labradors are particularly susceptible, though other…
Study Reveals the Most Effective Cooling Method for Hyperthermia in Dogs
Exercise-induced hyperthermia is a critical concern for working dogs, especially during high-intensity activities. This condition can lead to severe health risks if not addressed promptly.…
Canine Otitis Externa and Obesity
Practicing veterinarians are all familiar with canine otitis externa (OE). A new study sheds light on factors that may reduce the risk of OE, offering…