Every Pet Care story tagged Home & legal.
Full utilization of credentialed veterinary technicians within their legal scope of practice significantly boosts veterinarian capacity and practice revenue while improving technician retention, offering a practical solution to rural veterinary service shortages.
An experimental drug called Telomir-Zn inhibited the growth of canine and human osteosarcoma cells in laboratory tests at Ohio State University.
Animal Wellness Magazine outlines five straightforward strategies to create a calmer environment for pets.
A board-certified veterinary nutritionist details why synergistic blends of prebiotic fibers can create a more robust gut environment in pets.
A dog nearly died after chewing through a bottle of naproxen, a common human NSAID. Veterinary toxicologists warn a single 220mg tablet can cause severe gastrointestinal ulcers and acute kidney failure in pets.
A Texas A&M veterinary neurologist reports cognitive dysfunction is increasingly common in older dogs and cats as pets live longer.
USDA's APHIS has released two New World screwworm infested zones in Texas, removing movement requirements for livestock and pets in parts of five counties.
Research shows pets reduce stress and keep owners active. Animal Wellness Magazine outlines five simple methods to strengthen the human-animal bond.
Orange County's OC Animal Care shelter is highlighting several pets, including cats and dogs, as its August 'Clear the Shelters' promotion ends.
A Pierce College veterinarian has received a national advisor award, while UC Davis has seen a surgeon honored and a sports medicine specialist hired.
The FDA has approved AQUI-S E10%, an eugenol immersion solution, for sedating wild freshwater finfish during field management activities.
Researchers found iron and bromine in cats' eye lesions, providing new clues to the cause of the mysterious condition.
Dilated cardiomyopathy is a serious heart condition affecting large and giant breeds, caused by genetic predispositions, low taurine levels, and other factors.
Anxiety is a common and underdiagnosed condition in pets, with significant consequences for their quality of life and relationships with owners. Veterinarians can play a crucial role in bridging the gap between prevalence and treatment by understanding the different types of anxiety and the most effective medications and supplements.