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.…
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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…
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.”…
Electroacupuncture: A Promising Approach for Treating IBS and UC
Veterinarians are always seeking innovative ways to treat complex gastrointestinal disorders in their patients. In this blog post, we’ll discuss a study that sheds light…
Innovative Veterinary Program Prepares High School Students for Veterinary Careers
In a groundbreaking initiative, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is offering a Veterinary Science Certificate Program that’s revolutionizing how high school students prepare for…
Feline Communication Via Microbial Metabolites in Anal Glands
Cats use their anal glands to produce unique odors that repel rivals, attract mates, and mark territory. Now, researchers have deciphered the role the microbiome…
Dogs Show More Motivation in Response to High-Value Appetitive Stimuli
In a recent study centered around canine cognition, researchers have uncovered compelling evidence that family dogs possess the ability to associate different sounds with appetitive…
Genetics Behind the Appearance of Bengal Cats
Prized for their exotic appearance reminiscent of jungle felines, Bengal cats have long captivated enthusiasts with their marbled coats and leopard-like patterns. A recent study…
MRI for Intracranial Tumor Diagnosis in Veterinary Practice
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has emerged as an invaluable tool in veterinary medicine, particularly for diagnosing intracranial tumors in dogs and cats. Its non-invasive nature…
Clinical Reasoning in the Management of Acute Thoracolumbar Myelopathy in Dogs
Recent study shows that most cases of acute canine thoracolumbar myelopathy can be managed with clinical reasoning alone, without the need for imaging. Acute thoracolumbar…
UC Davis Opens State-of-the-Art Center for Advanced Veterinary Surgery
UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital has unveiled its latest endeavor to advance animal care with the inauguration of the Center for Advanced Veterinary Surgery.…
Study Highlights Sensitivity of Canine Olfactory Powers
Shedding light on the remarkable capabilities of the canine sense of smell. Dogs possess an extraordinary sense of smell that far surpasses that of humans,…