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A recent study conducted in the Netherlands and published in PlosOne reveals that many dog families struggle to recognize subtle signs of pain in...
Strengthen your understanding of CAVM by examining the research barriers, funding challenges, and practical strategies needed to advance evidence-based integrative care.  Complementary and Alternative Veterinary...
pet healthy aging
A new JAVMA study challenges the long‑held belief that pet aging is fixed and unavoidable, showing instead that aging in dogs and cats can...
A recent report highlights how generational differences are reshaping veterinary practice. In “How Do Different Generations Think About Pet Parenthood in 2026?” Rover reveals...
chronic pain in dogs
Gain insight into chronic pain in dogs through the lens of inflammation, epigenetics, and regenerative medicine, with strategies that extend beyond symptom suppression.  Chronic pain...
Discover what science says about using antioxidants to promote feline and canine ocular health and why veterinarians across the country recommend OcluVet. Cataracts remain...
feline chronic pain management integrative therapies
Help improve feline chronic pain management with integrative therapies such as acupuncture, chiropractic, BAEO®, ozone, and other complementary modalities.  Most cats are very good at...
Myok9 canine muscle cell line
Texas A&M University scientists have announced a significant advance in veterinary biomedical research with the creation of Myok9, the first immortalized canine muscle cell...
Integrative Equine Chronic Pain Management
Help reduce opioid reliance in horses with chronic pain using integrative, multimodal strategies that combine evidence-based therapies to improve long-term outcomes.  Every experienced equine practitioner...
canine hydrogel acrylamide toxicosis
Recent case data highlight a concerning source of canine toxicosis: consumer polyacrylamide‑based hydrogel migraine caps, eye masks, and wraps. These products, marketed for human...