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Joint lubricant could signal canine OA

October 15, 2020

Canine and human osteoarthritis (OA) might soon see improved diagnostics and treatment methods.

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Using conservative therapy for mild malocclusions

October 7, 2020

The key to successful “rubber toy therapy” is realizing its limitations and using it in cases of linguoversion or mild Class 2 malocclusions.

Conflicts of interest in narrative reviews can be especially problematic

September 29, 2020

In the last few years, several scientific publications have reported on a cluster of cases of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs that appear to be associated with grain-free foods .

Genetic test resource helps breed healthier dogs

September 16, 2020

AKC Canine Foundation has published a white paper to help veterinarians interpret genetic test results.

Achieving closure: Oral surgical flaps

September 14, 2020

One may find it challenging to recruit enough tissue to close certain sites with a flap, such as the maxillary and mandibular canine teeth.

Fatty, meaty aromas tempt dogs to eat

September 11, 2020

While the majority of pups may not be the pickiest of eaters, there’s no harm in ensuring their dining experience is as enjoyable as possible.

San Francisco top dog for canines

August 26, 2020

When it comes to our four-legged friends, the Golden Gate City knows how to treat a dog right.

Animal therapy aids humans, canines

August 25, 2020

Research conducted by Purina and the Mayo Clinic indicates canine therapy is not only beneficial to humans, but to support dogs as well.

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