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The USDA has granted BiomEdit a conditional license for CPerf LLV, a genetically engineered probiotic biologic designed to reduce mortality from necrotic enteritis in broiler chickens.
A guide to congenital heart narrowing in dogs and a new analysis challenging high estimates of canine behavior problems.
A veterinarian argues for sabbaticals in the profession after taking a 12-week mental health leave.
The AKC Canine Health Foundation, a nonprofit funded solely by donations, has directed $80 million into canine health research.
A large-scale survey of over 27,000 canine fecal samples in Pennsylvania detected the zoonotic Echinococcus tapeworm only in wild coyotes and gray foxes.
A natural health magazine reports on homeopathy as an alternative treatment for feline hyperthyroidism.
Texas A&M researchers have mapped the habitat of a native soft tick species capable of carrying African swine fever virus.
Revival Animal Health is recalling its Breeder's Edge and Shelter's Choice feline milk replacers after testing found low levels of essential nutrients.
A guide to dog health issues called 'hypos' (too little) and 'hypers' (too much) explains symptoms and stresses the need for a vet.
USDA Wildlife Services distributed nearly 599,000 oral rabies vaccine baits in Aroostook County, Maine, from August 12-24.
Veterinarian Jillian Myers Smith outlines a diagnostic algorithm and treatment options for feline infectious peritonitis (FIP).
Cats resist new foods due to instinct and early diet imprinting, but veterinarians recommend gradual transitions for health reasons.
DVM and PhD scientist Caitlyn Getty warns that antibiotics like metronidazole can disrupt a pet's gut microbiome for months or years, urging nutritional management as a first-line defense before resorting to medication.
A 2008 study of 4,435 Americans found cat owners had a 40% lower risk of heart-attack death. Researchers link the 25-140 Hz vibration of a cat’s purr to bone repair and cardiovascular benefits.
Caring for an emotional support animal requires attention to their emotional health and well-being.
Simple dietary adjustments can help alleviate dry skin issues in cats, improving their overall health and coat condition.