Articles, Tips and “How-Tos” for giving our four-legged friends a happy and healthy life. Browse expert insights, with hundreds more in the Animal Wellness, Equine Wellness, and IVC Veterinary Journal archives.
If you’ve noticed white flakes on your dog’s coat or furniture, you’re likely dealing with canine dandruff. While this condition is usually not serious, it
The field of synthetic protein therapeutics is rapidly advancing in veterinary medicine, opening new doors for treating complex diseases in our canine and feline patients.
If you’ve noticed your cat’s eyes making rapid, involuntary movements, they may be experiencing nystagmus. This condition can be concerning for those caring for cats,
Chronic inflammation remains one of the most prevalent clinical challenges in modern small animal practice. As pet lifespans increase and diagnostic capabilities improve, we’re identifying
Every cat guardian wants their feline companion to live a long, healthy life. While genetics play a role, nutrition is one of the most powerful
A complete guide to cat coat types, with practical grooming tips to keep your kitty’s skin healthy and his fur clean and unmatted. Your cat’s
If you share your home with a dog or cat, you’ve probably heard about natural supplements that can support their health. While plants and herbs
New research reveals how puppy intelligence develops and why different skills mature at different rates. Learn what you should know about raising a confident, well-adjusted
As a dog or cat guardian, you want to provide the best care possible for your furry family member. Building a solid knowledge base about
This guide helps choose animal wellness certifications aligned with your goals, highlighting AWA’s holistic, micro-credential, and online courses for flexible, targeted learning and career growth.
Just like humans, dogs can experience posture problems that may need correction! While we often think about posture as a human concern, our canine companions
If you’ve noticed your feline companion sniffling or dealing with nasal discharge, you’re not alone. A runny nose is one of the most common reasons
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