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A closer look at popular pet food myths… and why they are just that

June 2, 2020

The perfect food for dogs and cats is unknown and probably doesn’t exist, and the pressure to find this diet can easily lead to extreme and unhealthy choices.

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Fecal microbiome testing: Is the research reliable to ensure a healthy pet?

May 7, 2020

While enthusiasm for new discoveries and hypotheses is a necessary part of scientific progress, the premature application of these to clinical patients can be harmful.

Early or delayed neutering? What to tell clients

March 27, 2020

A frequently asked question small animal general practitioners often discuss with their clients is if and when pets should be neutered. Despite a very large body of relevant research evidence, there is still no definitive, universally accepted answer.

Are ACE inhibitors effective in treating heart disease?

February 26, 2020

The use of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors in dogs and cats with cardiac disease is a long-standing treatment that has been reevaluated periodically as new evidence is developed.

Is keto kind to pets?

January 28, 2020

One of the many extreme diets for humans that also is sometimes promoted as having health benefits for veterinary patient is the ketogenic diet.

Do pulsed electromagnetic field devices offer any benefit?

January 2, 2020

Because PEMF devices are aggressively marketed to veterinarians and animal owners, some assessment of the evidence behind them is necessary.

Veterinary homeopathy: Why are we still talking about this?

November 22, 2019

Controversial from its beginnings, homeopathy has long been employed by only a few health-care professionals, and surveys show only a tiny minority of citizens in most developed countries have used homeopathic treatment.

Healing with acupuncture

October 8, 2019

Acupuncture is one of the most well-known alternative therapies. While only five to 10 percent of Americans have had acupuncture, most people are familiar with the practice; surveys show many, including medical professionals, have a positive view of the treatment and its benefits.

COVID-19

Connected care keeps animals, people safe amid COVID-19

From the trenches: Veterinary musings from a pandemic-rattled brain

Keep dogs moving amid COVID-19 pandemic

Feline respiratory health “static” amid pandemic

FDA loosens telemedicine regulations amid COVID-19 pandemic

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