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Preventive care profiles aren’t just for senior and geriatric patients.

This week: A service dog summits Mount Rainier, a cat door that prevents cats from bringing home dead things, and a cure for HIV—in mice.

Lack of money's a huge barrier to access to veterinary care, but the ASPCA is betting you can think of a few more. Like . . .?

New research suggests that outdoor cats may be leaving an unwelcome “gift” behind while out on their rambles—in the form of a potentially deadly parasite.

Although heart problems are a well-recognized complication in people affected by COVID-19, they’ve never previously been associated with COVID in pets.  

A new study of burnout in the veterinary profession indicates that our suspicions were correct: The pandemic has taken it’s toll on the veterinary profession.

A new collaborative study using DNA tests of nearly 50,000 dogs across 227 breeds found that the average inbreeding was close to 25%.

You’ve heard it a million times from owners of excitable dogs—along with plenty of jokes about squirrels and such—but new research out of Finland indicates that there might be some truth in it.

If a dog is acting anxious at home for no apparent reason and the smoke detector is chirping, you might want to change the batteries.

Understanding the nature of relationship between the working dog and their handler is the key.