Feline Medicine

Studies have revealed that omega-3s have anti-inflammatory properties in many species and can be used to help manage canine osteoarthritis.

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Dr Liz Bales sheds light on why felines tend to mask pain or illness, plus the importance of routine veterinary visits.

The pet biotechnology company is looking to collaborate with veterinary clinics to help advance its research studies focusing on areas of unmet needs in feline health.

Dr Liz Bales explains the significance of recording a cat's weight each time they visit the clinic and how this can help detect potential health issues.

Physical activity and creative mealtime strategies can support weight loss, boost quality of life, and bond cats more tightly with their humans.

Fetch speaker and pet expert Steve Dale, CABC, offers useful tips for helping to get more cats into your veterinary clinic.

Management of stress-associated conditions in cats should utilize a multi-pronged approach including ensuring basic needs are met, environmental enrichment, behavior modification, and the considered use of pharmaceuticals or supplements.

This research sheds light on SARS-CoV-2 transmission between humans and various animals including cats, dogs, ferrets, and farm minks.

Each life stage for a cat brings different issues, points of focus, and developmental concerns.

In honor of National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day, we’ve teamed up with Dr Liz Bales to raise awareness about the importance of feline veterinary visits.

From age and weight to each patient’s needs to type of parasite, this veterinarian outlines key considerations of this crucial step for young pets.

The willingness to work for food has been observed in some captive animal species in zoos and laboratory rodents.

The partnering company and organization have teamed up with esteemed veterinarians Dr Liz Bales and Dr Margie Scherk to educate feline pet parents and encourage participation in National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day.

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The impact of this feline-specific training and education program enables all veterinary professionals to advance the standards of feline care.

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The 2021 guidelines are an update and extension to the 2009 AAFP Senior Care Guidelines and highlight topics such as veterinary visit recommendations, pain management, and beyond.

Understanding feline behavior is challenging, especially when it comes to identifying behaviors that indicate the presence of pain.

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This unique collaboration will help uncover findings that can prolong the lives of cats, plus potentially be used to inform human studies on longevity and age-related diseases.

Hone your skillset by brushing up on the latest methods for detecting, diagnosing, and treating felines presenting with heartworm disease.

Interested in broadening your knowledge of urology? Here are a few professional tips and tricks to consider when identifying and treating prevalent urology complications in dogs and cats.

This online tool offers veterinary professionals a useful guide for ensuring a smooth, calm, and compassionate experience for both cats and their owners during the end-of-life transition.

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Brush up on the latest strategies for managing and correcting nuisance behaviors in cats.

A bacterial culture, the gold standard for detecting urinary tract infections can take days to produce visible results, causing doctors to prescribe antibiotics in the interim for pet symptom relief. Antech’s new FIRSTract produces results in just hours, helping to reduce overuse of antibiotics.

Veterinary technicians play a critical role in identifying and treating blocked cats in the emergency department.