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Veterinarian

Cows Demonstrating Tool Use: A Breakthrough in Understanding Bovine Intelligence

The notion that cows are simply passive, docile creatures meant for consumption is being challenged by groundbreaking research that reveals their intelligence and problem-solving capabilities. In an astonishing discovery, scientists have documented the first case of tool use by a cow, revolutionizing our understanding of livestock cognition. That’s right. Cow Tools.  Veronika the Tool-Using Cow […]

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Veterinarian

Understanding Alpha-Gal Syndrome: A New Challenge in Pet Health

Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is a relatively new and unusual health issue caused by a tick bite, resulting in an allergy to red meat and products derived from mammals. This condition has not only affected humans but also raised concerns among veterinarians about its effects on pets. What is Alpha-Gal Syndrome? AGS is triggered by the […]

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News

How a Chimpanzee Sanctuary Is Rewriting the Fate of Trafficked Wildlife

When we think about the illegal pet trade, most of us picture parrots, reptiles, or maybe the occasional big cat. But one of the most heartbreaking corners of this global industry involves our closest living relatives: chimpanzees. In the forests of Cameroon, poachers often target nursing chimpanzee mothers because they’re easier to shoot. The babies […]

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Veterinarian

The Return of the Flesh-Eating Screwworm: What Pet Owners Need to Know

Recent reports have highlighted a concerning return of the flesh-eating screwworm fly, scientifically known as Cochliomyia hominivorax, to parts of the United States and other regions. This fly poses significant health risks to pets and livestock, feeding on the living tissues of warm-blooded animals ( Source) Understanding the Threat The screwworm fly was largely eradicated […]

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Felines

5 Surprising Science-Backed Ways Vets Are Upgrading Cat Care

Ever wonder why your cat stares at you like you’re late with the room service? Well, science has been busy finding new ways to keep your feline family members healthier, calmer, and living their best nine lives. A brand-new veterinary review has highlighted cutting-edge (and sometimes downright quirky) updates in feline medicine. Here’s what you […]

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Birds

Hybrid Bird Species and Pet Health

In the ever-evolving realm of pet care, the role of hybrid species has become a subject of increasing interest and meticulous scrutiny. Birds, often revered for their beauty and companionship, present compelling case studies in both nature and urban ecosystems. This article explores recent discoveries and discussions surrounding hybrid bird species and the implications for […]

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Veterinarian

How Orangutans Inspire New Insights Into Pet Caloric Management

The natural world often holds profound lessons that can inform human insight—and sometimes, these insights come from unexpected places. Recent research into orangutan behavior is providing groundbreaking perspectives not only for understanding these fascinating creatures but also potentially reshaping approaches to pet care and health. Surviving Feast and Famine In a study led by Rutgers […]

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Veterinarian

How a Vaccine is Shaping the Future for Koalas

Once teeming with life and vitality, Australia’s wild koala populations have faced a steady decline due to a rampant chlamydia epidemic. This not only affects these iconic marsupials but also raises concerns about their possible extinction. However, a beacon of hope has emerged that promises to stem the tide of this devastation: a newly approved […]

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Veterinarian

How Pets are Helping Researchers Decode Alzheimer’s Disease

Recent discoveries reveal that pets, particularly cats, may develop dementia in a manner akin to humans. This breakthrough opens new pathways for Alzheimer’s research, potentially reshaping how scientists develop treatments for humans. (BBC News) The Link Between Feline and Human Dementia Researchers in Edinburgh have identified similarities in the progression of dementia in cats and […]

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