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Human relations

A Lasting Legacy: How Your Pet Could Shape the Future of Veterinary Medicine

When we think about the bond we share with our pets, words like “love,” “loyalty,” and “companionship” come to mind. But what if your furry friend could leave an even greater legacy? Imagine if their life could contribute to breakthroughs in veterinary care and even human medicine. Recent research shows that companion animal brain donation—a […]

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Welfare

Caring for Chinchillas: Practical Tips for Happy and Healthy Pets

Chinchillas are captivating pets with their soft fur, quirky behaviors, and delicate needs. But did you know that their care often requires adjustments to mimic their natural habitats in the Andes Mountains? If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing enough to keep your chinchilla happy and healthy, you’re not alone. Many pet owners want to […]

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Veterinarian

The Cost of Love: Managing Common Pet Health Issues

If you’ve ever found yourself rushing your furry friend to the vet, you know how scary—and costly—unexpected pet health emergencies can be. Did you know that something as common as a broken bone can cost thousands of dollars to treat? For most pet owners, these surprise bills are as stressful as the illnesses themselves. The […]

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Welfare

What Animal Welfare Laws Teach Us About Compassion and Responsibility

Did you know that laws protecting animals can directly influence how we care for our pets? While our furry friends are beloved members of our families, many animals endure unnecessary suffering due to gaps in legal protections. This disparity highlights the importance of understanding how animal welfare laws work—and how they sometimes fall short. For […]

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Human relations

Protecting Australia’s Wildlife: A New Look at Wildlife Veterinary Care

Australia’s diverse and unique wildlife is under constant threat from human activities. Whether it’s a kangaroo hit by a car, a bird caught in netting, or a reptile attacked by domestic pets, animals across the country face countless dangers every day. The role of wildlife hospitals in responding to these incidents is crucial. New research […]

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Welfare

Which Grazing System is Better for Your Horse’s Health?

As a horse owner, you want the best for your animal—especially when it comes to managing their weight and ensuring their overall well-being. In recent years, equine obesity has become a growing concern, with nearly 40% of leisure horses classified as obese. This isn’t just an aesthetic issue—obesity in horses is linked to serious conditions […]

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Welfare

Trail Systems: The Key to Happier, Healthier Tigers in Zoos

Imagine living in a small room for most of your life, with little to do but pace back and forth. For some zoo animals, this is a harsh reality. But what if we could change that? New research suggests that offering tigers larger, more complex spaces in zoos can lead to healthier, happier animals. The […]

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Welfare

Should We Protect Horses from Competition Stress with Medication?

The Olympics have just concluded, as has one of the few times a year that the spotlight is on equestrian sports. We may laugh, but horses and riders train rigorously to reach the pinnacle of performance. However, behind the polished performances and seamless teamwork lies a question that stirs the heart of the sport: should […]

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