Horse Appetite Hormones Vary by Age and Breed
A preliminary study of 35 horses and ponies found that ghrelin — the body's main hunger hormone — dropped after feeding. …
Dog Arthritis Treatment Varies: Study of 373 Vets
A survey of 373 veterinarians found that canine osteoarthritis treatment varies widely, with NSAIDs, omega-3 fatty acids, and weight management among the most commonly reported approaches—and that management patterns differed by practitioner experience and training.
Key Findings:
- Veterinarians reported variable canine osteoarthritis management patterns.
- NSAIDs, omega-3 fatty acids, and weight management are commonly used.
- Approaches differed by experience and training.
- Veterinarians reported perceived adverse events for bedinvetmab and grapiprant; the study authors call for further pharmacovigilance research.
