Shocking Study Reveals Surprising Trends in Oral Tumors in Dogs
A groundbreaking decade-long study has uncovered surprising insights into the prevalence, types, and geographical distribution of oral tumors in dogs across Switzerland. Analyzing over 900 cases from 2012 to 2022, the research provides valuable information for dog owners, veterinarians, and researchers, shedding light on key trends that could shape future diagnostic and treatment strategies.
From Pasture Accident to Rodeo Finals: How a Devastating Carpal Joint Wound Became a UC Davis Equine Win
When Brandon and Lisa Bacon set out to buy a horse for their 12 year old son Jackson, their goal was simple. They wanted a safe, seasoned partner who could help their son chase his big competitive roping dreams. Through their connections as owners of a horse supply company in Northern California, they found Ricky, a 13 year old American Quarter Horse gelding with experience in the roping pen and a temperament that immediately inspired confidence.
Will Dasia Harris Win the Brain Smarts Challenge?
Hosted by Clay and Caitlin Palmer, Brain Smarts is where real science meets ridiculous jokes, questionable impersonations, and just enough educational value to keep things technically responsible. You’ll laugh. You’ll learn. And you’ll probably ask yourself how this show keeps getting approved.
The Flour is Flying: Can Vet Tech & Baker Michelle Badeaux Take the Crown?
t’s time for another round of feline fun on Cat Daddy! This episode, hosts Clay & Caitlin Palmer welcome a very special guest: Michelle Badeaux, vet tech by day, baker by night. She’s handled everything from routine check-ups to cleaning the teeth of tigers, but does that mean she has what it takes to dominate the ultimate cat trivia showdown?
Bird Flu Is Not Slowing Down and Senators Want the USDA to Catch Up
If it feels like highly pathogenic avian influenza has become the background noise of poultry medicine, you are not alone. Since 2022, more than 180 million chickens, turkeys, and other poultry have been depopulated in the United States. Now, a bipartisan group of U.S. senators is urging the USDA to move faster on what many veterinarians see as the next unavoidable step: a science based poultry vaccination strategy.
Why Vets Are Saying Enough Is Enough to Ventilation Shutdown During the Avian Flu Crisis
As highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to rip through poultry operations across the United States, veterinarians are facing an uncomfortable reality. Disease control is essential, but how flocks are depopulated is becoming one of the most divisive animal welfare debates the profession has seen in years.