Veterinarians should advise clients that canines can carry Campylobacter, a bacteria that can make people sick
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More than 150 cases of human Salmonella infection have been linked to the treats since July
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Veterinarians should advise clients to dispose of all pig ear treats at this time
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Dog Goods USA is pulling the Chef Toby treats off the shelves while FDA investigates a salmonellosis outbreak
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The CDC suspects the treats are connected to 127 cases of Salmonella infections in humans
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Coupage, or chest percussion, helps expell pulmonary and bronchial secretions by stimulating the cough reflex
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Introduction of the virus would be devastating to U.S. swine production
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The company says the administration incorrectly shared information on the infection of one of its products
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Lystn has recalled the affected lot in the state, but has not yet implemented one nationwide
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Veterinarians face a myriad of challenges when balancing optimal treatment protocols and overall cost burden
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The guidelines include a staff training video, checklists of tasks to improve compliance, and evaluation tools
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Both pet owners and their pets are at risk to contract the disease
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CDC advises veterinarians warn owners of risk
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“In all phases, we aim to protect the healing wound by decreasing factors that delay healing.”
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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine is currently enrolling cats with naturally occurring sepsis in an effort to provide insights into why they behave differently compared to other species
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Researchers have developed a model to test the effectiveness of drugs for treating feline eye infections
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