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Women & Burnout: How to Cope

Women & Burnout: How to Cope

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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Burnout is real, and it can come at any point. That's according to busy mom, judge and lawyer Michelle Locke. She says she came to this realization after trying to "do it all," and ultimately suffered because she wasn't taking care of herself. "At some point, our body says, 'you're done.' Whether you wanna be or not. My 'done' came in October of 2020 when I woke up and couldn't move. That was the start of the downfall.…See the Story

Do Canine Looks Matter?

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Do Canine Looks Matter?

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Can brachycephalic dogs communicate just as well as other dogs? A new study suggests they might—but the ethical concerns about breeding remain.See the Story

Genetics study advances cat health - Veterinary Practice News

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Genetics study advances cat health - Veterinary Practice News

Photo courtesy Hill's Pet Nutrition Cats, our enigmatic companions, captivate us with their independent spirits and often puzzling behaviors. Despite their prominent place in our homes and hearts, our scientific understanding of feline health lags significantly behind that of their canine counterparts. This knowledge gap is often most apparent in a clinical setting, where veterinarians and cat owners seek answers to pressing health concerns. As …Read Article

USDA approves parvo preventative for puppies - Veterinary Practice News

Photo courtesy SPCA of Brevard The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved an expanded use for Elanco's Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA), allowing it to be administered as a preventive measure in puppies exposed to the virus. Previously used only to treat active infections, CPMA is now the first and only conditionally approved product in the U.S. for passive immunity against canine parvovirus. This development is expected to aid …Brevard · Brevard Read Article

Current Status of Stem Cell Use in Cats

In this session: Tracy Webb, DVM, PhD, addresses the significant unmet medical need for cats. Regenerative therapies, including stem cells, are being evaluated as potential treatments for several feline diseases. Although there are currently no approved stem cell products for cats in the U.S., veterinary professionals can provide benefit to themselves and their patients by being aware of the regulations, unique considerations, and current eviden…Cats · United States Read Article

A novel treatment for canine osteoarthritis

Effectively managing canine osteoarthritis must instead be approached as a lifelong commitment focused on both managing pain and decreasing inflammation. This two-pronged attack is essential. If only the pain is treated but not the underlying inflammation, the disease is allowed to progress unchecked and debilitation is likely.Read Article

Practicing cooperative care - Veterinary Practice News

The process of training the bears to allow the team to take blood samples helps monitor vitals, such as liver and kidney function, hormone levels, and thyroid health, without sedation. Photo courtesy Animals Asia Traditionally, animal training using positive reinforcement has been the domain of zoos and aquaria. It has been used to empower animals in these institutions to voluntarily participate in their care for a range of medical and husbandry…Vietnam · Vietnam Read Article

The clear reco for hidden stress - Veterinary Practice News

Our therapeutic nutrition targets underlying stress in cats with GI or urinary issues — helping provide relief to pets and their humans.Cats · United States Read Article

Is acupuncture effective for IBD?

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) frustrates practitioners and patients alike, due to its enigmatic origins and limited treatment options.1 For both human and veterinary patients, the etiology of IBD is "multifactorial and poorly understood."2 As stated by the Colorado State University (CSU) One Health Institute, "Previously, it was thought diet and stress were primary causes of IBD, but these are now recognized as risk factors that aggravate but…Fort Collins · Fort Collins Read Article

Bionote Demo-Cast: Vcheck V200 In-Clinic Analyzer - Veterinary Practice News

Join us live to explore the Vcheck V200 — a fast, affordable immunofluorescence analyzer delivering quantitative results on 17 key biomarkers for canine, feline, and equine care.United States · United States Read Article

Anxiety-Related Claims in U.S. Pets Rise by 93 Percent, Data Shows - Veterinary Practice News

Australian cattle dogs are reportedly one of the dog breeds with the most anxiety claims, according to a data report by Trupanion. New data from Trupanion reveals a sharp rise in anxiety-related health claims among dogs and cats over the past six years. Since 2019, these claims have increased by 93 percent nationally, with some states—such as Louisiana, Washington, and North Carolina—seeing spikes of 129 percent to 150 percent. In 2023 alone, Tr…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver See the Story

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