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The article focuses on Americans spending 147 billion U.S. dollar on their pets in 2023, which includes costs for veterinary care and over-the-counter medicines.

The article focuses on Dolce & Gabbana's extravagant advertisement for Fefe, a new "alcohol-free fragrance" for dogs, priced at 109 U.S. dollar.

The article focuses on the establishment and mission of the Fund for Veterinary Care, formerly No Kill Lehigh Valley, which aims to raise funds for veterinary treatment for pets whose owners cannot afford it, highlighting the emotional distress and difficult choices faced by pet owners.

This article offers advice for dog owners on how to keep their pets safe and active during the summer months. Dr. Lori Teller, a professor at Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine, suggests avoiding the hottest times of the day and opting for walks in the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler. She also recommends using booties to protect dogs' paws from hot pavement. The article provides alternative ways to exercise dogs, such as indoor activities like fly ball or agility, swimming, or creating a dog-friendly obstacle course at home. This resource is provided by the School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides guidance on when to seek emergency veterinary care for pets. It explains that there are two categories of emergencies: immediately life-threatening situations and those that become life-threatening over time. Immediate veterinary attention is necessary for life-threatening emergencies, while urgent medical concerns that can significantly impact a pet's health also require prompt attention. The article also discusses common causes of pet intoxications and advises against inducing vomiting without veterinary instruction. It emphasizes the importance of having an emergency plan in place and contacting a veterinarian or nearby emergency clinic if there are any doubts about a pet's health. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the fascinating behavior of Goffin's cockatoos at the Goffin Lab in Vienna, where some of the parrots have innovatively started dunking their dry, twice-baked toast, known as rusk, in water before eating, representing a unique form of food preparation.

Researchers at the Mayo Clinic and other institutions are using AI tools that are trained on animal data to speed up diagnostic algorithms for humans. By using results from tests on pets, such as fecal tests for parasites, these algorithms can provide faster and more accurate results for human patients. The Mayo Clinic has already implemented diagnostic algorithms developed by a startup called Techcyte, which uses animal data to inform its AI development. Other companies, such as Quest Diagnostics, are also planning to use Techcyte algorithms for diagnostic testing. This use of AI in veterinary care is paving the way for advancements in human diagnostics as well. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that Generational Equity, a leading mergers and acquisitions advisor for privately held businesses, is pleased to announce the sale of its client, Catachem, Inc. to a Private Investor. It mentions Catachem, Inc. is U.S.-based manufacturer of clinical chemistry reagents for use on automated analyzers for both veterinary and human diagnostic labs. it also mentions reagents offer strong performance in terms of accuracy, precision, stability and cost.

The article focuses on the Joe Biden administration's efforts to curb corporate power and promote competition as a means to enhance the American economy, while also discussing the potential risks associated with stricter antitrust enforcement.

This section offers business-related news briefs in San Diego, California as of June 26, 2023, including the partnership of pet supplies and live animals retailer Petco Health and Wellness Co. with hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg for an advertising campaign that showcases the value that the company offers when it comes to caring for the whole health of a pet, and the awarding by the American Public Works Association (APWA) of its Project of the Year award to the El Centro Library.

THURSDAY, Aug. 6, 2020 (American Heart Association News) -- As evidenced by the countless adoring posts, cute videos and laugh-out-loud memes on social media, people love their furry feline friends. [...]

PULLMAN, Wash. -- The following information was released by Washington State University: By Josh Babcock, College of Veterinary Medicine A tortoise believed to be run over by a vehicle could [...]

The article focuses on the opening of Xavier University School of Veterinary Medicine, a four-year program in Aruba that prepares students to become veterinary physicians, providing them with a quality education and affordable tuition, with the inaugural class starting in Fall 2023.

2020 DEC 8 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly -- A new study on canine coronavirus is now available. According to news reporting originating [...]

Byline: Amy B Wang Nyan htoo's life had already been saved once. A monastery in Burma had rescued the Asiatic black bear, along with his brother, when they were both [...]

Reports on the agreement of Southeast Asian countries to form a veterinary network to control the spread of an influenza virus deadly to birds and other animals. Threat of the virus to human health; Provision of training to veterinary workers.

:: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 3 pg 3- Biz Baz Asia Beat Asia Beat HANOI, Vietnam Some Vietnamese farmers inflate the bodies of crocodiles and snakes before skinning them alive and selling their leather across the globe, according to an investigation by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The 53-year-old, a crocodile farmer and a writer known for his satirical style, was charged with spreading rumours and conducting "anti-state activities" after criticising the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook. [Extracted from the article]

The 53-year-old, a crocodile farmer and a writer known for his satirical style, was charged with spreading rumours and conducting "anti-state activities" after criticising the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook. :: The Post Papers (Asian Pacific Post/South Asian Post/The Filipino Post), March 4- March 10, 2021:: PP 3 pg 3- Biz Baz Asia Beat Asia Beat HANOI, Vietnam Some Vietnamese farmers inflate the bodies of crocodiles and snakes before skinning them alive and selling their leather across the globe, according to an investigation by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). [Extracted from the article]

Are fleas making a comeback? Some pet owners think so. Over the past few years, anecdotal reports from dog and cat owners around the country suggest that the bloodsucking parasites [...]

The article focuses on the University of Arizona's College of Veterinary Medicine in Oro Valley began classes with a hybrid schedule due to COVID-19. It mentions the program has adopted a hybrid model like other Health Science programs across the University. It also mentions the College of Veterinary Medicine has served as an economic boon for Oro Valley.

The article reports that the University of Arizona's College of Veterinary Medicine in Oro Valley, Arizona has accepted its inaugural class of students for fall 2020. Topics covered include the college's economic impact on Oro Valley, an uncertainty facing the school due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the vital role of veterinarians in the crisis.

The article discusses the determination of the final placement of ailing biomedical research chimpanzees as of May 2018. Topics covered include the possible transfer of all chimps to sanctuaries unless the move would shorten their lives, and the view that chimps may be better of where they are with high-quality veterinary care. Also noted are the philosophical and practical differences on what a good end of life for captive chimps would be.

Violet, her injured leg, and her week-old baby are staying put after all. After a day of closely observing Violet, the red-tailed hawk who has nested high above the New [...]

CORRECTION APPENDED An operation commonly performed to remove brain tumors from the pituitary glands of humans is now available to dogs, thanks to a collaboration between a neurosurgeon and some [...]

Wrestling with Rhinos: The Adventures of a Glasgow Vet in Kenya By Dr. Jerry Haigh ECW Press, 390 pages, $23.95 Wrestling with Rhinos is an intriguing title, suggesting a Gerald [...]

The article focuses on Inova Partners, a company which provide business management solutions for the business side of equine veterinarians. Topics discussed include the administration of the company under its chief executive officer (CEO) Kirk Eddleman who was also the CEO of Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery (ESMS), the company's support on the work and life balance among equine veterinarian, and the several services ofered by the company related to the equine practice management.

THIS diligently researched biography of James Herriot, by Graham Lord, former literary editor of Britain's Sunday Express, begins with the crushing news that Herriot was the pseudonym for James 'Alfie' [...]