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December 21st 2024
dvm360 is counting down the Top 20 news stories and articles from 2024 with this series of spotlights
Probiotics: How to choose a product? (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010For decades, scientific research has focused on fighting "bad" bacteria in the body, primarily through the use of antibiotics. Antibiotics are often effective at killing "bad" bacteria in the body, but unfortunately they are not without problems.
Nutritional and medical management of canine urolithiasis (Part 1) (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010During the past three decades, a tremendous amount of information has been generated regarding the etiology, detection, treatment, and prevention of canine urolithiasis. No longer is surgical removal the only option available when dogs develop urolithiasis, nor is surgical removal the "treatment" of choice" in all patients.
Nutritional and medical management of canine urolithiasis (Part 2) (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010During the past three decades, a tremendous amount of information has been generated regarding the etiology, detection, treatment, and prevention of canine urolithiasis. No longer is surgical removal the only option available when dogs develop urolithiasis, nor is surgical removal the "treatment" of choice" in all patients.
Nonsurgical techniques for bladder stone removal (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010For many years, most uroliths in the urinary bladder were managed either by surgical removal or medical dissolution. Unfortunately, certain mineral types of uroliths, such as calcium oxalate, have a very high recurrence rate and are not currently amendable to medical dissolution.
Prebiotics: The drugless approach to GI health (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010The gastrointestinal (GI) tract in dogs and cats is a very dynamic organ that performs numerous functions essential for health and well-being. Critical roles of the GI tract include digestion and absorption of nutrients, as well as elimination of potentially harmful substances and waste products.
Diagnosing and treating gastric ileus/stasis in rabbits (Proceedings)
April 1st 2010Because practitioners are increasingly being asked to provide health care for rabbits, they need to know that the most common clinical problems seen in this species involve the gastrointestinal tract. Practitioners also need to know that rabbits have evolved as a prey species, and their survival reaction is to be very still in an effort to avoid detection.
Two Chemnutra officials sentenced to probation for role in 2007 pet food recall
February 8th 2010Kansas City, Mo. -- Two owners of a company implicated in the 2007 pet food recall were sentenced to three years of probation and levied fines of $5,000 each. The court also slapped Chemnutra with another $25,000 fine.