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by Editor | Mar 31, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: BBC Bird flu has been confirmed in 10 penguins on South Georgia, a vital wildlife haven. Previous cases affected seabirds and mammals on this British Overseas Territory. The timing lessens immediate impacts as the breeding season ends, but future concerns... read more
by Editor | Mar 29, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has proposed new regulations to standardize labeling requirements for prescription and over-the-counter animal drugs, as well as those for use in animal feeds. These regulations aim... read more
by Editor | Mar 29, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: The Guardian Colorado lawmakers are proposing legislation to reintroduce wolverines, America’s rarest carnivores, to the state. This would mark the first wolverine reintroduction in North America and is part of efforts to restore native species. With... read more
by Editor | Mar 28, 2024 | Animal Health Industry, Other
Source: 13WIBW Kansas State University Veterinary students are enhancing their ophthalmology studies with 3D-printed animal eye models. Collaborating with the Technology Development Institute (TDI), the College of Veterinary Medicine crafted lifelike eye globes for... read more
by Editor | Mar 28, 2024 | Other, Veterinary Practice
Source: dvm360 Empowering Veterinary Teams (EVT) leads a transformative movement in veterinary medicine, emphasizing growth, inclusivity, and empowerment. EVT’s approach fosters high-functioning teams through inclusive culture and professional development. They... read more
by Editor | Mar 27, 2024 | News, Other
Source: The Guardian A rare yellow-billed loon, typically found in the Arctic, caused a stir in Las Vegas when it landed in the Bellagio’s fountains. The hotel halted its water displays to assist the bird, described as one of the rarest in the U.S. Initially,... read more
by Editor | Mar 24, 2024 | Animal Health Industry, Other
Source: dvm360 The Veterinary medicine field exhibits a striking gender disparity, with over 90% of Veterinary students being women globally. However, despite this dominance, women are underrepresented in leadership positions within the industry and in higher... read more
by Editor | Mar 21, 2024 | Companion Animal, Other
Source: SCI AM The mystery of what fills the dreams of dogs and cats remains largely unsolved. Unlike humans, animals don’t keep dream journals, and there’s no technology to decipher their brain activity during sleep. Harvard dream researcher Deirdre... read more
by Editor | Mar 20, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: USA Today During total solar eclipses, animals exhibit unusual behaviors such as gathering to protect young, mating unexpectedly, or exhibiting confusion. Scientists, intrigued by these responses, are planning extensive observations during the April 2024... read more
by Editor | Mar 15, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: Nature World News Opossums are renowned for their resistance to rabies due to their relatively lower body temperature, making it inhospitable for the virus. However, a recent incident in Brazil where an opossum succumbed to rabies has raised concerns,... read more
by Editor | Mar 14, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: American Veterinary Medical Association Seven-year-old Mary Stegmueller, diagnosed with a rare brain stem cancer, dreams of becoming a veterinarian. National Veterinary Associates’ (NVA) Community Pet Hospital orchestrated a special day for her, including an... read more
by Editor | Mar 13, 2024 | Animal Health Industry, Other
Source: Veterinary Practice News A recent study by Digitail, a practice management software company, reveals that 39.2% of Veterinary professionals are using AI tools in their practices, primarily for tasks like imaging, recordkeeping, and transcription. Furthermore,... read more
by Editor | Mar 8, 2024 | Animal Health Industry, Other
Source: SCI AM Bird legs appear disproportionately thin due to the body being mostly covered by feathers, creating a visual illusion. Birds, descendants of theropod dinosaurs, shifted their leg orientation and muscle distribution as they evolved for flight. Balancing... read more
by Editor | Mar 5, 2024 | Companion Animal, Other
Source: Psychology Today This article explores the intriguing question of whether pets, particularly dogs and cats, would consume their deceased owners if left alone. It recounts anecdotes and sparse scientific data on the topic, noting historical references to dogs... read more
by Editor | Feb 28, 2024 | Companion Animal, Other
Source: Parade This article discusses the learning curve of becoming a first-time dog owner, emphasizing the importance of understanding your dog’s behavior to ensure their well-being. It highlights signs that indicate your dog feels safe and secure in your... read more
by Editor | Feb 27, 2024 | Companion Animal, Other
Source: The Science Focus Cats are renowned for their licking behavior, spending a significant portion of their waking hours grooming themselves. While licking serves various purposes for felines, including social bonding, the reasons behind why they lick humans... read more
by Editor | Feb 23, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: UPI Veterinarians in Maryland recently performed surgery on a rat snake after it swallowed a gear shift knob, mistaking it for food. The snake was brought to the Second Chance Wildlife Center with an unidentified object in its stomach. This situation... read more
by Editor | Feb 19, 2024 | News, Other
Source: Pet Age Elanco Animal Health Incorporated has agreed to sell its aqua business to Merck Animal Health for approximately $1.3 billion in cash, roughly 7.4 times the estimated 2023 revenue of the Elanco aqua business. This strategic move aims to allow Elanco to... read more
by Editor | Feb 13, 2024 | Companion Animal, Other
Source: Forbes Pets are integral to many American households, offering emotional support and fostering physical activity and love. Recent research examines their role in romantic relationships, revealing three key ways they act as matchmakers. First, pet ownership can... read more
by Editor | Feb 12, 2024 | Animal Health News, Other
Source: IndiaEducationDiary.com The Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (CAHFS) at the University of Minnesota has secured a $4.99 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for a seven-year project aimed at strengthening Veterinary services in... read more
