Clinical
A recent new study of osteoarthritis in dogs highlights how often this condition goes undiagnosed, leading to potential missed opportunities to provide adequate pain management and optimize patient quality of life.
Culture and People
End-of-Life Care
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Culture and People
What we know about the lasted New World screwworm news from the USDA regarding halting several animal exports to Mexico, including pet dogs, and the four cases new cases, which now includes one dog.
This month’s round up of stories about the human-animal bond ranges from legislation to a trend that’s truly working wonders for kids.
The grief that follows pet loss can be more powerful than caregivers expect it to be, and often, the veterinary team is the first to acknowledge the depth of that grief; sometimes, they’re the only ones to acknowledge it. With the help of several experts in the veterinary end-of-life care and grief support spaces, we’ve highlighted a few ways your team can offer these family members support—without needing to add “counselor” to your job description.
