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|Articles|April 4, 2022
This week on dvm360: Jacksonville Zoo welcomes blue-eyed lemur baby, plus more veterinary news
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Here is a sneak peek at this week’s headlines.
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Happy Monday everyone! As we enter spring, we are dedicated to providing you with the latest veterinary news.
Here is what you can find on dvm360® this week:
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- Steve Dale, CABC, discusses how he and Leilani Alvarez, DVM, DACVSMR, decided they will give a joint talk on behavior and rehabilitation at the upcoming Fetch dvm360® conference.
- Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has welcomed a blue-eyed black lemur baby, 1 of the world’s most endangered primates.
- Now that spring is here with summer following close behind, Embrace Pet Insurance released a list of pet-friendly gardening tips.
- A professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted a new study aiming to understand how dogs engage with Youtube videos, television, and streaming channels, plus how these services may help alleviate their stress or separation anxiety.
- And much more!
Stay tuned at dvm360.com for our most recent coverage of the veterinary industry.
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