Source: BusinessWire ImpriMed, a precision medicine startup, has launched ImpriMed Drug Response Predictions (DRP) to meet the rising demand for personalized canine cancer testing. This standalone test complements their Personalized Prediction Profile, offering AI-driven clinical outcome predictions for dogs with lymphoma and leukemia. DRP provides tailored treatment plans, enhancing efficacy and accelerating patient care. It […]
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Source: Texas A&M Today Researchers at Texas A&M’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences have found that proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), typically used to treat heartburn and acid reflux, may also be effective against cancer and immune disorders in dogs. PPIs, which inhibit proton pumps regulating stomach acid, might also affect cancer and immune […]
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Source: The Dog People A survey by Rover comparing 1,000 pet parents with 1,000 non-pet owners reveals significant lifestyle differences. Pet parents are generally happier, exercise more, and feel more loved than those without pets. They spend more time outdoors, with 72% getting outside for at least 30 minutes daily compared to 49% of non-pet […]
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Source: 12 News Pet owners in Palm Beach County are being targeted by a new scam involving lost pets. Scammers, posing as employees from the county’s Division of Animal Care and Control (ACC), call pet owners who have posted their contact information on lost pet websites. These callers claim that the owners’ pets are injured […]
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Source: Purdue University Purdue University and Elanco Animal Health Inc. will join Indiana’s new One Health Innovation District, as announced at Indiana’s 2024 Global Economic Summit. Purdue President Mung Chiang and Elanco President Jeff Simmons signed a memorandum with the Indiana Economic Development Corp. to establish a research innovation district focused on optimizing health for […]
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Source: Texas A&M Today Four members of the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) and four future Aggie veterinarians have deployed to East Texas to respond to severe river flooding affecting thousands. The team provides Veterinary care to animals at a local emergency shelter, treating 39 dogs and 13 cats. Dr. Deb Zoran, VET director, […]
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Source: Thoroughbred Daily News The Louisiana Racing Commission has introduced “Active Emergency Rules of Racing” effective June 8, altering permissible dosages and reducing withdrawal times for medications like Clenbuterol and Depo-Medrol. The aim is to enhance horse safety, though this approach contrasts with conventional wisdom favoring stricter drug use regulations. Executive Director Stephen Landry believes […]
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Source: Vet Candy Spay Today, a nonprofit spay/neuter clinic that operated for 18 years and sterilized nearly 78,000 animals, has closed its surgical facility due to an inability to secure a veterinarian partner. The clinic, which provided low-cost, high-volume sterilizations, had a staff of five full-time members and one part-time technician. Veterinary surgeon Krystel Riggione, […]
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Source: AVMA Veterinary technicians in Minnesota will now be regulated under the state’s Veterinary Practice Act, a milestone achieved after nearly 20 years of advocacy. The bill, part of a large omnibus package, was signed into law by Governor Tim Walz on May 19. It empowers the Minnesota Board of Veterinary Medicine (MBVM) to establish […]
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Source: KSL Utah State University (USU) broke ground on Utah’s first Veterinary college, aiming to provide local students with comprehensive training in animal health. Previously, students completed two years at USU before finishing their studies at Washington State University. The new campus will enable students to complete their entire Veterinary education in Utah. Governor Spencer […]
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Source: Forbes Researchers from the University of Helsinki and Wisdom Panel have identified a genetic mutation responsible for a new coat color pattern in Finnish domestic cats, named “salmiak.” This pattern, first observed in 2007 in a feral cat population, features black-and-white tuxedo coats with fur colored only at the base, becoming progressively whiter, and […]
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Source: Tampa Bay Times Veterinarian Juan Campos Krauer at the University of Florida is investigating why Central Florida has become a leprosy hotspot. Examining roadkill armadillos, Krauer collects tissue samples to test for Hansen’s disease, a rare illness in the U.S. but increasingly reported in Florida. Brevard County, particularly, has seen a significant rise in […]
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Source: University of California Davis Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have updated guidelines on neutering 40 popular dog breeds by breed and sex, adding five breeds to their ongoing study. Initiated in 2013, the research initially indicated early neutering of golden retrievers increased risks of joint diseases and certain cancers. Professors Lynette and […]
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Source: WLKY Kentucky is addressing a Veterinary shortage in rural areas with a new financial incentive. Over 80 of Kentucky’s 120 counties are underserved, especially lacking livestock vets, causing an overwhelming workload. Urban areas attract more veterinarians due to better pay and opportunities, leaving rural areas in need. Many Veterinary students graduate with significant debt, […]
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Source: Farmtario Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) cattle futures rose on Tuesday due to technical trading and expectations of increased packer buying during the shortened holiday week. Weakness in corn prices, driven by fast planting progress and dry weather forecasts in the U.S. Corn Belt, also supported cattle futures. Last week’s USDA cattle on feed report, […]
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Source: WMBF News Dr. Isabelle Cecil in Myrtle Beach, S.C., offers crucial advice for keeping pets safe in rising temperatures. She warns that weather above 80 degrees can be dangerous for dogs, potentially leading to brain injuries, shock, or even death. Cecil emphasizes that even with a running car and air conditioner, internal temperatures can […]
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Source: Newsweek Florida animal control officials have issued a warning about a scam targeting owners of lost pets. The Palm Beach County Department of Public Safety’s Animal Care and Control division (PBC ACC) reported that scammers are contacting pet owners, falsely claiming to have found their lost pets and demanding money for their return. These […]
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Source: Breaking Travel News With summer approaching, family vacations are on the horizon, and many plan to bring their pets along. Dr. Ruth, “The Pet Vet,” offers tips to ensure smooth travels with pets. First, verify that your destination and lodging are pet-friendly, checking for restrictions on pet numbers, size, or being left alone. Ensure […]
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Source: yahoo! news A Georgia family experienced a rare event when their horse, Tilly, unexpectedly gave birth to twin foals. Despite numerous Veterinary checks, the twins were not detected during Tilly’s pregnancy. Twin births in horses are extremely uncommon, with only 9% of mares carrying twins to term, and only 14.5% of those cases resulting […]
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Source: dvm360 With cancer impacting around 6 million dogs annually, the need for personalized canine cancer testing is rising. ImpriMed, a precision medicine startup, has launched ImpriMed Drug Response Predictions (DRP), an AI-based service predicting the effectiveness of anticancer drugs for dogs with lymphoma or leukemia. DRP complements ImpriMed’s existing “immunoprofile” report, which helps diagnose […]
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