Shelter Staff Training Linked to Better Cat Welfare
A study of 47 shelter employees and volunteers found that a brief best-practice training session boosted good …
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A retrospective study of 100 dogs found that echogenic (bright) abdominal fluid on ultrasound was present in 80% of exudates, and all septic exudates were echogenic — suggesting that ultrasound appearance may help vets triage sick dogs faster while awaiting lab results.
A study of 47 shelter employees and volunteers found that a brief best-practice training session boosted good …
A small randomized trial in 100 naturally infected dogs found that high-dose topical clove oil was linked to a 93.25% …
A case report of two dogs shows that painful, swollen skin lumps caused by ringworm fungus can look almost identical to …
A UK multicenter retrospective study found that bronchoscopy was frequently successful for removing airway foreign …
A national survey of Italian small-animal veterinarians found self-reported gaps in training related to dog aggression …
A 20-year retrospective study of 411 dogs and 78 cats referred for suspected gastrointestinal obstruction — of whom 106 …