Why it is a sticking point among today’s veterinary professionals
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Surveys show that pet owners who feed raw diets are less likely to trust nutrition advice from veterinarians
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Pain plays a crucial part in a physical exam
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“Cannabis is a “hot topic” right now, and the combination of loosening legal restrictions and great enthusiasm among its proponents and pet owners is driving research. As such, the evidence landscape is changing rapidly.”
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“Beliefs about the nutritional requirements of dogs and cats are often based on the notion that whatever wild canids and felids eat must be a “natural,” and thus, a healthy diet for our pets.”
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Despite the evident success of vaccination in reducing morbidity and mortality, there has always been controversy about the practice
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It is not a simple matter to produce safe and effective probiotic therapies
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Since the late 1980s, individuals and organizations have been trying to warn the public about a deadly chemical known as dihydrogen monoxide (DHMO).
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Not all the specific AFR tests on the market have been directly evaluated
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The popularity of raw meat-based diets for dogs and cats continues to grow
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Screening is widespread in human medicine, though it is increasingly a subject of controversy and debate
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Much of the controversy on cannabis has focused on ethical and legal issues that aren’t directly answerable through scientific research
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Most pets are given multiple vaccines over an extended period, which makes identifying a connection between vaccination and illness difficult
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The future of laser therapy and it’s conflicting evidence
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Animals receiving inert treatments may show improvement due to causes other than direct placebo effects
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Surveys show clients expect to be told about the uncertainty associated with veterinarians’ recommendations
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Meet the new Evidence-Based Medicine columnist for Veterinary Practice News
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