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Service dogs can lead to a better life for owners

Service dogs can lead to a better life for owners

May 21, 2019

Service dogs improve the quality of life for their owners, according to a new study. Due to an increase in demand for service dogs, researchers at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine determined a need for using standardized measures to look at the relationship between the human-animal bond and psychosocial outcomes among people with service dogs over a four-year period. Elanco Animal Health funded the study. “Our goal was to apply strong science in …
Informed pet owners more likely to give heartworm preventatives

Informed pet owners more likely to give heartworm preventatives

April 24, 2019

Pet owners who have regular and open discussions with their veterinarian are more likely to consistently give their animals preventatives. Not only that, but according to a new study by Ceva, those clients have fewer issues with their cost and actual administration. “Our research showed the most consistent users follow their veterinarian’s recommended steps for preventing the disease,” says Ceva’s senior director of veterinary services and pharmacovigilance, Charles Johnson, DVM. “They also value and …
MAF explores study diversity, applications to animal health

MAF explores study diversity, applications to animal health

September 18, 2017

According to a new research paper from the Morris Animal Foundation (MAF), determining what type of research study to do, and when, are key decisions scientists must make when embarking on a new project. In an editorial published Sept. 11, 2017, in the International Animal Health Journal, “Epidemiology and its Application to Animal Health,” Missy Simpson, DVM, intramural research scientist and epidemiologist with MAF, provides guidance on study …
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