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“Steamed what?” and “Cook hay?” were incredulous questions when Haygain Hay Steamers rolled out of development at the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester and into the commercial market. Those questions are now obsolete. The idea of steaming hay to reduce respirable irritants came from an owner’s hunch that his hunters’ coughs were coming from irritants […]

QBiotics commences the Australian commercial launch of its lead veterinary drug, STELFONTA®, which is approved by the Australian Pesticides and...

Electrical impedance tomography could be simple enough for veterinarians to use in the field to diagnose asthmatic horses without anesthetics or an assistant.

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Cats with chronic kidney disease can now live longer, better lives than ever before. “It’s been a very exciting time over the last decade or so in that we’ve really enhanced our abilities to diagnose and detect chronic kidney disease,” said Dr. Shelly L. Vaden, a professor of internal medicine at North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. “We’ve also made many improvements in medical management.” Dr. Vaden was speaking during the New Therapeutic Approaches to ...

Erie Times-News I was talking to one of my stepmothers friends recently, and she mentioned that her dog had been diagnosed with a heart murmur. "You should take him to a veterinary cardiologist," I said. "I didnt know they had cardiologists for dogs," she replied. "They have every kind of specialist for pets that they do for people," I told her. I should know. Over the years, my seven dogs, past and present, have been to a number of them. Veterinarians with a string of letters behind their name...

Horsetalk.co.nz Study findings hold out hope for easier identification of insulin problems in horses Icelandic horses were used in the German study into insulin issues in horses. © Nick Hodgson The prospects of developing a screening tool to identify horses with insulin problems using only a baseline blood sample have been buoyed by the findings of recent research in Germany. Equine metabolic syndrome encompasses a range of disorders of energy metabolism. Problems with insulin regulat...