The big idea: do animals have emotions?
When a dog growls at you, is it angry? When a squirrel flees up a tree at your approach, is it fearful?
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‘We want to be here for people’: A roving veterinary clinic aims to keep pets healthy across San Diego
Brookie, a 4-year-old Chihuahua-terrier mix, sat shivering in his owner’s arms. It was the first time he had been to the vet
Michigan State University veterinarians searching for cause of parvovirus outbreak
Veterinarians at Michigan State University are working to find out what caused an outbreak of the parvovirus in Northern Michigan. Go to
How accurate are dog DNA tests? We unleash the truth
If you’re puzzled about the breed of your dog, you aren’t alone. There are a number of dog DNA companies to help
Fluorouracil and Pet Safety
For many households, pets are our best friends. For some people they are also indispensable service animals. Many show their affection by
SDMA testing key to better kidney diagnoses
Symmetric dimethylarginine testing is a reliable way to check the status of kidney health, elevate baseline diagnostics, and improve patient care. Go
P.E.I. horse owners on high alert amid potential spread of strangles
Horse owners, trainers and riders on P.E.I. are once again taking extra precautions to prevent the spread of strangles. The Island’s last outbreak
Moonpig to stop selling cards with pugs over animal welfare concerns
Moonpig is to stop selling cards featuring pictures of pugs and French bulldogs after criticism from vets and campaigners who fear the
Dog Cancer Diet: Food Recommendations and Feeding Tips
If your dog has been diagnosed with cancer, you’re not alone: 1 in 4 dogs will develop abnormal tissue growth at some point
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The big idea: do animals have emotions?
When a dog growls at you, is it angry? When a squirrel flees up a tree at your approach, is it fearful?
‘We want to be here for people’: A roving veterinary clinic aims to keep pets healthy across San Diego
Brookie, a 4-year-old Chihuahua-terrier mix, sat shivering in his owner’s arms. It was the first time he had been to the vet
Michigan State University veterinarians searching for cause of parvovirus outbreak
Veterinarians at Michigan State University are working to find out what caused an outbreak of the parvovirus in Northern Michigan. Go to
How accurate are dog DNA tests? We unleash the truth
If you’re puzzled about the breed of your dog, you aren’t alone. There are a number of dog DNA companies to help
Fluorouracil and Pet Safety
For many households, pets are our best friends. For some people they are also indispensable service animals. Many show their affection by
SDMA testing key to better kidney diagnoses
Symmetric dimethylarginine testing is a reliable way to check the status of kidney health, elevate baseline diagnostics, and improve patient care. Go
P.E.I. horse owners on high alert amid potential spread of strangles
Horse owners, trainers and riders on P.E.I. are once again taking extra precautions to prevent the spread of strangles. The Island’s last outbreak
Moonpig to stop selling cards with pugs over animal welfare concerns
Moonpig is to stop selling cards featuring pictures of pugs and French bulldogs after criticism from vets and campaigners who fear the
Dog Cancer Diet: Food Recommendations and Feeding Tips
If your dog has been diagnosed with cancer, you’re not alone: 1 in 4 dogs will develop abnormal tissue growth at some point
