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The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center released a list of the most common pet toxins they received reports about in 2017.

Two leading organizations in cancer research have joined forces, taking a One Health approach on comparative oncology.

How accurately do auricular and axillary temperature measurement match the gold standard of rectal temperature?

Is it diagnostically useful to heat-treat serum samples when testing for the presence of heartworm antigen? A recent study sought to answer that question.

Does exposure to tickborne disease indicate an increased risk for chronic kidney disease in dogs?

Nationwide outlined the most common most conditions dogs and cats were treated for in 2017.

Research warns of the presence of zoonotic bacterial and parasitic pathogens— including E coli, Listeria, and Salmonella—in raw meat–based pet foods.

For the first time, a team of veterinary specialists has performed surgery to treat hydrocephalus in a Northern fur seal named Ziggy Star.

Alterations in lipid properties in atopic canine skin are similar to the changes seen in humans with the condition.

Kim Long will also oversee the client division for the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference.

A UC Davis study is calling for more regulations regarding chickens being raised in urban and suburban settings.

An Austrian study concluded that hunting dogs may be carriers for the infectious disease tularemia.

Splenectomy significantly increases median survival time, although the benefit of chemotherapy and supportive care remains unknown.

Audiology students at 3 universities are administering hearing tests to animals through the FETCHLAB program.

How does living environment affect allergy development? A recent study sought to find out.

If you purchased this raw pet food, its manufacturer is urging you to discontinue use and return the product to its place of purchase.

Redbarn Pet Products has expanded its February 9 recall of 7-inch Bully Sticks.

A recent study has shown that xylazine effectively induces vomiting in cats after toxicant or foreign object ingestion, but at what cost?

A recent study set out to determine whether dogs with cardiac conditions had higher rates of complications under anesthesia than healthy dogs.

Nine people have been discovered as infected with a specific strain of Salmonella enteritidis. After an investigation, contact with pet guinea pigs has been identified as the likely source of the outbreak.

The endocannabinoid system in dogs becomes more active during CNS inflammation, suggesting the system’s potential role as a therapeutic target.

Two additional companies have issued recalls of raw pet food products due to potential contamination with Salmonella and Listeria.

Can a dog owner’s personality and mental health status be linked to behavior problems in his or her pet?

Scientists have developed a faster and less expensive way to create camelid antibodies that can be used to study proteins and design new drugs.

Retrospective study evaluates the response rate and toxicity of a modified LOPP chemotherapy as a first-line treatment option for canine T-cell lymphoma.

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When the use of medical marijuana became legal in California in 1996, doctors throughout the state were allowed to discuss cannabis as a treatment option for their patients. Now that recreational marijuana has been legalized in California, will lawmakers pass a bill that would allow veterinarians to do the same?

Ceva Animal Health has launched Adaptil Junior, an anti-anxiety product formulated specifically for puppies.