Microbiome

A new supplement in the Glandex product line supports dogs’ digestive systems, gut health, and immune functions

A professor at Texas A&M University received this award for his long-term contributions to canine research

A look at treatment classifications and prognostic insights

Research into the feline gut microbiome continues to evolve, revealing the complex relationship between microorganisms in the gastrointestinal tract and overall health.

Study findings showed a positive impact on the negative mental health symptoms

Evaluating gut microbiota composition as a tool for the detection of inflammatory bowel disease shows promise in studies

The event hosted by Hill’s Pet Nutrition will explore the connection between the gut microbiome of cat and dogs and their overall health

Jennifer Ronholm, PhD, discusses the novel concept of microbiome protection to create healthier animals and reduce antimicrobial usage.

Nutritional strategies for dogs and cats

A new study showed that the gut microbiome of young racehorses is related to their risk of developing respiratory, orthopedic, and soft tissue diseases in their future years.

Researchers found the oral microbiome of canine patients can provide vital information for early detection of canine periodontal disease

Robin A Saar, RVT, VTS (Nutrition) discussed nutrients and fecal microbiota transplant in an interview at the 2024 AVMA Convention in Austin, Texas.

The necessity of a healthy microbiome

Discovering its hidden impact on dogs and cats.

A recent study uncovered a connection between the gut microbiome and longevity, with implications for the environment, human health, and more

Conservation and rehabilitation efforts have increased interest in the gut, skin, nest, and egg microbiota of these aquatic chelonians.

As feline patients get older, their microbiomes could change as well.

The hidden world of pet microbiomes

Robin A Saar, RVT, VTS (Nutrition), describes an imbalance in the gut microbiome, during an interview at the 2024 AVMA Convention

Nicola A. Lakeman, MSc, BSc, (Hons), RVN, CertVNECC, CertSAN, VTS (Nutrition), explains how the microbiome can promote nutrition

Visbiome Vet Constipation Care will promote regular bowel movements and foster a healthy microbiome

Researchers test to determine if the phage treatment causes any substantial changes in the gut microbiota

First-of-its-kind One Health Microbiome Resource will serven as largest and most comprehensive database of human and pet microbiomes

The $2 million fund will create new diagnostic and nutritional tools