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Homecare for pets with cancer
Because of advances in veterinary cancer care, pets undergoing cancer treatment – whether chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation – are spending more time at home and less time in extended hospital stays. This is ...more
New "SNIF Tag" allows owners to monitor pet's activity while away
The new SNIF Tag device helps dog owners who have to leave their dogs behind for long periods while they work or travel. These pet owners have two unresolved ...more
Animals teach children empathy, compassion
Pets and children share a deep bond, one that teaches children empathy, compassion and respect. When Cynthia was five years old, her family acquired a cockapoo named Nellis from a neighbor who no longer wanted it. "I ...more
What is a veterinary behaviorist?
Who you gonna call when your pet won't behave? Veterinary behaviorists help with pet aggression and behavior modification.
Before calling an animal trainer, first consult your veterinarian. Depending on the ...more
Financial aid for pets: Finding help in tough times
Unable to afford a life-saving operation for her cat Harley, Katie Batten made the difficult decision to have him euthanized. She was on her way to the vet when United Animal Nations (UAN) called to inform her she'd ...more
