"Kipling" currently up for adoption at Heartland Humance Society (Corvallis) As I continue my research trend concerning adoption rates in shelter cats, I came across this thesis by Nadine
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Lucy is currently up for adoption at Heartland Humane Society (Corvallis) and is housed singly. This article is one of many that I'm currently reviewing to build the introduction for the original
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Following my recent post where I examined an article from Johns Hopkins that found multiple contaminants in commercial feather meal (including fluoroquinolones, a class of antibiotics that have been
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An article recently published in Environmental Science and Technology details a study conducted at Johns Hopkins where when examining samples of commercially available feather meal (used as a protein
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We've known for a long time that owning pets is good for us. They encourage exercise (Epping, 2011), lower blood pressure (Allen Et Al., 2002), and even reduce anxiety (Jerjes, 2007). So the question
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Cystocentesis - Image from University of Minnesota CVM Cats and urinary problems go paw in paw, from the obstruction emergency in males, to common urolithiasis. As a cat owner, it is always
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Image from Pet-peeves.org Generally not small talk, though I imagine they might be interested in the projections for this year's salmon run (pause for polite awkward laughter). A new article from
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Ah, United States' medicine vs. European medicine, the war rages on. The battleground I'll discuss today: elective sterilization of the female reproductive tract. Image from Penn State Virtual
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"Stinger", a dog with sepsis from a bite wound. Image from Valley Center Veterinary Clinic, Valley Center, CA. N-terminal portion of pro C-type natriuretic peptide. Try to say that one three
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I’m apparently still on this immunology kick, because I seem to be finding it everywhere. Heck, I recently learned that we’ve cured the allergic response to peanuts and eggs in lab mice. Check