10-04-18 Veterinary E-News Magazine

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TOP NEWS

The doctor behind the ‘Dogfella’

By: Hannah Wagle, Assistant Content Specialist

This ex-Gambino-crime-family mobster would not be able to rescue the creatures of New York without the help of a veterinarian and his team.
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Virulent disease in rabbits surfaces in Ohio

By: Lisa Wogan

Case is first in U.S. caused by rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2; source unknown
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CANINE NEWS

IsoPet canine soft-tissue sarcoma treatment delivers ‘complete response’

By: Veterinary Practice News

Vivos Inc. will present the results of the first successful therapy to treat soft tissue sarcoma in a dog at the Veterinary Cancer Society’s annual conference
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Source of respiratory illness outbreak in dogs uncertain

By: Jennifer Fiala

Reports of mutated parainfluenza virus are questioned
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American Heartworm Society releases 2018 canine heartworm guidelines

By: dvm360.com staff

New priorities include clarifying testing recommendations and avoiding shortcuts during treatment.
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They Ate What?! X-ray Contest 2018

By: Veterinary Practice News

They ate this: Check out the winner, runners-up, and honorable mentions
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FELINE NEWS

Increase cat owner meds administration compliance in five key areas

By: Veterinary Practice News

Strategies to appropriately manage common challenges
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Is cancer increasing in cats and dogs?

By: Brennen McKenzie, MA, MSc, VMD, cVMA

There are no databases of cancer cases covering large enough populations in sufficient detail to make reliable statements about overall cancer rates.
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EQUINE NEWS

Studies advance regenerative therapies for equine patients

By: dvm360.com staff

Researchers at the University of Georgia and Kansas State University have implemented new ways of using the therapy to treat horses.
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Haylage Not Ideal for Ponies With Insulin Dysregulation

By: Casie Bazay, NBCAAM

Researchers had hypothesized that haylage would produce a lower insulin response than hay, as the sugar in haylage is partially fermented and could result in a less-pronounced insulin response.
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Helium and Oxygen Ventilation Improves Outcomes for Horses in Surgery

By: Edited Press Release

Researchers found that horses ventilated with “heliox” rated better for two measures of respiratory mechanical function-low peak inspiratory pressure and higher lung compliance-compared to those breathing pure oxygen.
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Horse Feeds: Understanding By-product Ingredients

By: Kentucky Equine Research Staff

By-products are eyed suspiciously by some horsemen but, in reality, they are often high-quality source of essential protein, fiber, and energy for horses.
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