If you’ve ever treated a Chinese crested dog, a Mexican hairless dog or a Peruvian hairless dog, you’ve already seen the genetic disease that is the topic if this month’s column.
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Acquisition will enable discovery of new genetic health markers for dogs
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List celebrates newcomer among old favorites
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Targeting non-invasive veterinary cancer diagnostic assay
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New guidelines from the American Heartworm Society focus on canine companions that have been relocated
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Merck, Purina, and Zoetis lift cap on clinic enrollment in educational program
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Researchers are searching for answers to cases that look, act like canine influenza virus but might be something entirely different
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Researchers say they have discovered a rare, severe form of pulmonary hypertension in dogs that up until this point had only been classified as a human lung disease
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