
Research Shows Possible Medical Treatment for Painful Canine Stomatitis
Anderson found that the number, size, and shape of the ulcers varied between dogs. Most of the ulcers were distributed…Read More
Anderson found that the number, size, and shape of the ulcers varied between dogs. Most of the ulcers were distributed…Read More
Veterinarians, technicians, and staff with Fear Free training help make patients feel happy, not helpless, when they anticipate a veterinary…Read More
Let’s face it; not all treats are created equal. There are certain flavors, textures, and even temperatures pets prefer over…Read More
When a patient is fearful of seeing me at a veterinary hospital, their world shrinks to two options: flee or…Read More
Fear Free techniques help people and pets to gain trust and confidence in the care they receive at their veterinary…Read More
Virtual home inspections and adoptable animal events, foster management platforms, and photography and fundraising apps are just a few of…Read More
Dogs trained with positive reinforcement responded to the trained cues faster and with fewer repetitions than dogs trained using electronic…Read More
Male and female volunteers may need different types of feedback and training to successfully interact with dogs.Read More
Properly designed basic dog housing can help support behavior, health, and adoption programs. They reduce fear, anxiety, and stress, thereby…Read More
Bella went from barking and growling to happily greeting the veterinarian, taking treats, and willingly receiving an examination.Read More
Veterinary hospitals have gone above and beyond during the COVID crisis, donating equipment and expertise and leading efforts to help…Read More
Esophagostomy tubes can help clients confidently care for inappetent pets and help pets to remain comfortable and relaxed while receiving…Read More
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