Avian & Exotic

Maizey the porcupine at the San Diego Zoo became the first to have a cesarean section in North America after birthing complications arose during labor

The document now provides guidance for veterinarians that pertains to additional species

A Cornell University study found an easily accessible spot to measure reptiles’ pulse rate, and that pulse rate corresponds to heart rate

A wild mountain lion is the first documented case in North America

Ophthalmologists at UC Davis removed the tumor and treated it with a new laser technology, photodynamic therapy

Read about how the highly pathogenic avian influenza was transmitted to cows, cats, raccoons, and dolphins, plus what steps are being taken to contain the spread

Researchers found evidence that H5N1 can be transmitted from cows to other mammals, including cats and raccoons

The list aims to ameliorate access to safe and effective medicines and vaccines for veterinarians globally

The primate's guide to healing with nature

BioVaxys Technology Corp and SpayVac-for-Wildlife are partnering with a university in Thailand to test immunocontraception in Asian elephants

Born in Wales, the cub is a "symbol of hope" for wildlife conservation efforts

The individuals with H5N1, who worked in an egg layer facility in Colorado, have reported mild symptoms without hospitalizations.

USDA is providing additional emergency funding to curb the spread of H5N1 and launched a new program to help dairy producers monitor their herds’ health

Nebula is a 2-year-old 'axanthic blue' green iguana

Fenbendazole is indicated as a parasite preventive, which can be used as a tool by wildlife managers

New research suggests large avian species’ modular evolution is restricted because of greater skeletal stress

United Kingdom Google search data revealed Top 10 most popular animals Down Under.

An overview of techniques for handling and restraining turtles, tortoises and terrapins was presented at the 2024 Fetch dvm360 Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Veterinary professionals working with certain animals are advised to take precautionary steps to minimize risk of infection, while researchers in Texas study potential H5N1 vaccines, antivirals, and antibody therapies for humans

The birth of this chick is a huge milestone for this critically endangered species

A look at the behavior of zoo and companion species and how veterinary professionals and their clients can keep pets safe and calm during this rare meteorological event

The case was confirmed in Texas and the person was in contact with cows. CDC says the risk for infection remains low.

This is the first time HPAI was detected in cattle and the second time found in a ruminant

Dan Bieck, DVM, shares how he is working to improve euthanasia appointments for the patient, client, and veterinary team

In a lecture at the Fetch Charlotte conference, Katrina Lafferty, BFA, RLAT, CVT, VTS (anesthesia/analgesia) discussed the dangers of improper handling for rabbits and best practices for improving outcomes.

The 8-month-old female was found with multiple improperly healed fractures

Spotlighting 3 articles on wildlife and wildlife researchers

The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine teams collaborate to help treat 10-year-old Trini

Jameela was successfully delivered by emergency cesarean section after complications arose that threatened the life of the mother

Scientists identified skywalker gibbons in Myanmar