Hemp cannabis use in pets is here to stay
As a veterinarian, what added value can you offer your clients when it comes to CBD products? What have we learned about veterinary cannabis use…
Category: Veterinary Care
CPR – It’s not futile!
The implementation of RECOVER guidelines into CPR protocols is showing promise as a way to improve outcomes for veterinary patients. It’s every veterinary professional’s worst…
How to treat corneal ulcers and abrasions with collagen corneal shields
VET SHIELDTM is a pain-free way to support the healing of corneal ulcers and abrasions in your veterinary practice. Comprised primarily of water and collagen,…
Understanding pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF)
PEMF therapy is used in both human and veterinary medicine to treat a variety of ailments. We unpack the clinical evidence, different device parameters and…
Rethinking modern veterinary care
An achievable approach to work-life balance involves changing the way we practice veterinary medicine. In order to attract new talent, the practice of veterinary medicine…
Healing skin problems in pets by diving deeper
Skin problems in animals are generally very difficult to cure using the conventional paradigm of “kill and suppress.” Treatments, including nutrition and supplements, that support…
Black soldier fly-based dog food – a novel protein that’s both nutritious and sustainable
Animal-based protein isn’t the only way to give dogs the nutrition they need. Pet food manufacturers are starting to include new ingredients that are not…
Women veterinarians earn $100K/year less than men
Women veterinarians make less than their male counterparts, new research from Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine has found — with an annual difference of…
AI — the newest tool in veterinary science
AI is a valuable tool that can help veterinarians do their jobs with greater speed and precision, freeing them up to focus on complex tasks…
Can horse antibodies potentially treat covid?
New research by scientists in India shows that horses immunized with inactivated SARS-CoV-2 can quickly produce enough antibodies to potentially neutralize the COVID-19 virus and…
Study to evaluate ESWT as a treatment for back pain in dogs
Morris Animal Foundation-funded researchers at The Ohio State University (OSU) have begun a study to evaluate a non-invasive and affordable therapy for lower back pain…
Skull size in horses may be linked to behavioral traits
In the first study of its kind, researchers at the University of Guelph and the University of Sydney discovered that the skull shape and morphology…
