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Why don't veterinarians want to cut anymore?

Veterinary Practice News

Nov 13 · Castillo, Therese

Why don't veterinarians want to cut anymore?

Have we redefined surgery from a core competency of the general practitioner into an elective professional interest?

Why Does My Dog Show His Belly?

Whole Dog Journal

Nov 12 · Debby McMullen, CDBC

Why Does My Dog Show His Belly?

Dogs go belly up for many reasons, not the least of which is when they roll in the grass or snow or even on the floor to scratch their back. Obviously that activity will have a different look than other belly-up reasons. Let’s explore them together. It’s pretty easy to know your dog is feeling […] The post Why Does My Dog Show His Belly? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal .

ScienceDaily Veterinary Medicine

Nov 12

A butterfly that fooled scientists for 200 years finally reveals its secrets

Researchers have discovered that a familiar tropical butterfly actually belongs to three nearly identical species, including one previously unknown to science. Hidden ultraviolet wing patterns and DNA differences revealed the truth, leaving scientists puzzled about how the butterflies remain genetically separate despite living side by side.

Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

Nov 10 · Chris Beuoy

Bloomington City Council Looks at Renewed Agreement for Hospital Zoo Ambulatory Service

The Pantagraph (Bloomington, Illinois; Nov. 9) – The Bloomington City Council agenda includes a recommendation from city staff to waive formal bidding requirements and approve an agreement with the University of Illinois College of Veterinary... Read More > The post Bloomington City Council Looks at Renewed Agreement for Hospital Zoo Ambulatory Service appeared first on Veterinary Medicine at…

The Silent Epidemic: Why Feline Kidney Disease Is Being Caught Too Late

Pet Vantage original

Jul 9 · Marta Bauer

The Silent Epidemic: Why Feline Kidney Disease Is Being Caught Too Late

New longitudinal data suggests that by the time most cats show symptoms of chronic kidney disease, they've already lost more than two-thirds of function. A look at the emerging biomarkers changing early detection.

The Raw Food Debate, Revisited

Pet Vantage original

Jul 8 · Devon Ali

The Raw Food Debate, Revisited

A decade after the trend went mainstream, veterinarians and nutritionists are quietly recalibrating.

Why Your Dog's Gut Might Explain Its Anxiety

Pet Vantage original

Jul 7 · Priya Osei

Why Your Dog's Gut Might Explain Its Anxiety

The gut-brain axis is no longer just a human wellness buzzword — it's changing behavior therapy.

The Case Against Yearly Vaccinations

Pet Vantage original

Jul 6 · Jonas Weiß

The Case Against Yearly Vaccinations

Titer testing is moving from fringe to standard — here's what the WSAVA guidelines actually say.