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Brain Teaser: Can you solve this puzzle?
Test your veterinary knowledge with our monthly challenge, featuring a nine-year-old intact female Bulldog presenting for lethargy and a decreased appetite.
Clyde Vet Group set for major expansion
Practice to move into neighbouring property with work due for completion by December 2026
Have You Tried This Yet? New (or New-ish) Products, Protocols and Procedures in Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia
In this session: Tamara Grubb, DVM, PhD, CVMA, CVPP, DACVAA, explores new drugs, equipment, protocols and procedures that are very – or at least fairly – new. Join us – there will be something for everyone!
Health & Vet
Reviewing common emergencies of backyard poultry
This article reviews the most common emergencies of backyard hens, including treatment options.
A Recommended Approach For Treating Canine OA
Managing pain from canine OA doesn’t have to be complicated. Discover an approach that doesn’t just treat pain, but addresses inflammation, too.
Long-lasting relief for lasting friendships
Make best friends better with long-lasting Befrena™, offering at least 6 weeks of canine allergic itch relief in an in-clinic injection.
Fight the Flames of Canine OA
Don’t just control pain in your canine OA patients. Reduce their inflammation, too. Discover the latest innovations today.
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Insulinoma in Ferrets: Symptoms, Treatment, and Warning Signs
Learn the signs of insulinoma in ferrets, how it’s diagnosed, treatment options, surgery vs. medication, diet tips, and what to expect after diagnosis.
Common “Hypos” and “Hypers” in Canine Health
As a dog parent, understanding your furry family member’s health can feel overwhelming. One helpful way to know common canine health conditions is by grouping them. For example, “hypos” (meaning too little of something) and “hypers” (meaning too much of something). Here’s a breakdown of some of the most important hypos and hypers to know […] The post Common “Hypos” and “Hypers” in Canine Health…
Aloe Vera for Dogs
Thanks to its popularity as a soothing, healing herb—aloe vera’s annual sales are estimated at over $1 billion per year—it’s easy to recognize this succulent plant by its thick, fleshy, spikey leaves. You may have already used it to treat a sunburn or rash, and you might even have some plants of your own. Did […] The post Aloe Vera for Dogs appeared first on Whole Dog Journal .