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sustainable veterinary medicine

Going Green: How Veterinary Clinics Can Embrace Sustainable Healthcare

As healthcare providers for animals, veterinarians have a unique opportunity to lead by example when it comes to protecting the planet. After all, a...
veterinary client compliance

5 Ways Veterinary Professionals Can Improve Client Compliance

Veterinary professionals know that the best treatment plan in the world only works if the client follows through at home. Client compliance is one...
recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in performance horses

Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy in Horses: Clinical Insights for Veterinary Professionals

As summer temperatures rise, particularly in regions like Texas, equine veterinarians often see an uptick in respiratory cases. Among these, recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN)...
Shotgun Metagenomics in Veterinary Medicine

Shotgun Metagenomics in Veterinary Medicine

Shotgun metagenomics is rapidly transforming how we approach infectious disease diagnosis in veterinary medicine. The application of this technology in clinical veterinary practice can...
Universal equine social ethogram

Standardising Equine Social Behaviour: Why a Universal Ethogram Matters

Veterinary professionals know that understanding equine social behaviour is critical for welfare assessment and management. Yet, until recently, comparisons across studies have been hindered...
Wearable technology in companion animal health

5 Ways Wearable Technology is Transforming Companion Animal Care

Wearable technology has revolutionized how we monitor and manage companion animal health. As integrative veterinary professionals, understanding these tools can enhance patient care and...

Science-Backed Adaptogens Are Driving the Next Wave of Pet Calming Products

Fear and stress are no longer just niche concerns in companion animal health. In fact, the global pet calming products market is projected to...

New scoring system reveals impact of parasites on equine skin and coat condition 

A recent study led by Jenifer Nadeau, an associate professor of animal science at the University of Connecticut, has introduced a novel scoring system...
Hypoxic training in equine athletes

Benefits of Hypoxic Training in Equine Athletes

Altitude training has long been a cornerstone of endurance conditioning in human athletes. The principle: exercise under hypoxic conditions creates local tissue oxygen deprivation,...
intestinal homeostasis and animal growth

Gut Balance as the Driver of Animal Growth and Health

The gastrointestinal tract serves as far more than a simple digestive organ—it functions as a complex regulatory system that significantly influences overall animal growth...