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…
Dogs housed in shelters often experience stress and isolation, which can negatively impact their welfare. Prior research has suggested that pair-housing compatible dogs can produce…
Regional anesthesia techniques are becoming increasingly popular in veterinary medicine. This is because they offer localized pain relief while potentially reducing the need for systemic…
Researchers at the University of Michigan are at the forefront of a groundbreaking effort to better understand canine communication using artificial intelligence (AI). By leveraging…
A recent study has yielded some new insights into the exciting advancements being made in the automation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis for canine patients.…
Biosecurity plays a critical role in protecting the United States horse industry from infectious disease outbreaks. Maintaining a high level of biosecurity is essential for…
Researchers Audrey Ruple and Courtney Sexton from the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine are urging their fellow scientists to cast a wider net when it…
Researchers at the University of Helsinki recently conducted a large-scale study examining the links between canine cognitive abilities and everyday behavior in over 900 dogs.…
A recent retrospective study investigated surgical treatment outcomes in dogs with spinal subarachnoid diverticulum (SAD). The study included ten dogs with chronic progressive paraparesis, or…
In a comprehensive study, researchers evaluated a cohort of 12 dogs with oral malignant melanomas (MM). The demographic details of the cohort, including a balanced…
B-cell lymphomas (BCL) are the most common hematological cancers affecting our canine patients. While traditional chemotherapy-based protocols, such as CHOP, have been the mainstay of…
Cementoplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that involves injecting a bone substitute, such as a calcium phosphate cement, into a tumor lesion. This technique…
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