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CANINE NEWS
Types of War Dogs  By: uswardogs.org Over the centuries dogs have had many roles with the military, but in modern times specific duties have been defined where dogs can give the best service.Read More   Discovery of new bacteria complicates problem with salmon poisoning in dogsBy: Oregon State University Scientist discovery of another bacterium for dogs with similar symptoms of salmon poisoningRead More  November Marks Fifth Annual National Pet Cancer Awareness MonthBy: prnewswire.com As the No. 1 disease-related killer of dogs and cats, cancer claims millions of pets each year. This November, we will seek to increase awareness about the prevalence, detection and treatment of pet cancer during the fifth annual Pet Cancer Awareness Month.Read More  Purebred or Mixed?By: Diagnostic Imaging Systems Happy Kids-Happy Pets. “Written” by dogs and cats to teach children how to take care of pets, and make a difference in children’s and animals lives. Get yours today. Read More
 FELINE NEWS
 National Pet Diabetes Month By: University Veterinary Hospital & Diagnostic Center Diabetes in animals is very similar to diabetes in humans. However, when it comes to our furry friends, it can be difficult for them to communicate when something is amiss. Read More  Kills Your Pet’s White Blood Cells, Leaving a Sitting Duck for Deadly VirusBy: Healthy pets FPV is highly contagious and life-threatening. The virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in the cat’s body – especially those found in the GI tract, bone marrow and the stem cells of kittens in the womb. Read More  Lessons learned about safe, efficient spays and neutersBy: Hilal Dogan, Veterinary Medicine You’ve done these surgeries a million times (slight exaggeration). But you’ll likely glean something new from this veterinary practitioner’s take on the updated spay and neuter guidelines. Read More  EQUINE NEWS
 Treating Battered Horses in the Shadow of Egypt’s PyramidsBy: Diaa Hadid and Nour Youseff Jill Barton has a free clinic just south of the Great Pyramids of Giza, Egypt Read More  Show Smart: Be Aware of Virus OutbreaksBy: The Horse Magazine With a lot to think about for show preparation, checking for equine disease outbreaks can often fall off the to-do list. Read More  Classical Music Could Help Your Horse De-stressBy: Leslie Potter Researchers say that horses listen to classical music, may help them in stressful situations Read More  EXOTIC NEWS
 Deadly snake’s unique paralyzing venom may lead to new pain treatmentsBy: Catharine Paddock Venom from a blue coral snake may make new pain treatments for humans Read More  In an exotic-animal emergency, assess before you addressBy: Julia K. Whittington Dr. Julia Whittington explains the importance of taking the time to observe critical exotic pets before diving in with therapeutic measures. Read More  SHELTER NEWS
 Shelter Medicine In the NewsBy: Penn Vet News Thanks to the continued generosity of the Richard Lichter Charity for Dogs, the Penn Vet’s Shelter Dog Specialty Medical Treatment Project will be extended to help more shelter dogs in need. Read More  Radiographic Positioning: Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes, Part 1By: Purdue University In this first of two articles on radiographic positioning, we provide an overview of the principles and guidelines of radiation safety in the workplace as well as the techniques used to obtain good-quality orthopedic radiographs of the skull, shoulders, and elbows with great efficiency and care for the patient. Read More 
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