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Latest Veterinary News & Clinical Insights
Deadly Rabbit Virus Confirmed in Montana After Multiple Wild Rabbits Test Positive
Wildlife officials in Montana are asking residents to stay alert after three wild rabbits found on the campus of Rocky Mountain College in Billings tested positive for Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV2), a highly contagious virus capable of causing sudden death in both wild and domestic rabbits.
Mississippi Just Put $32 Million Behind a Vet School Built in the 1970s
State lawmakers handed Mississippi State's College of Veterinary Medicine its biggest facilities win in years, and the money is going straight at the parts of the hospital students and clients feel every single day.
Luxury Hotels Are Rolling Out the Red Carpet for Dogs
According to a report from the Miami Herald, high-end hotels across Miami are embracing pet-friendly travel like never before, with some properties offering amenities specifically designed for canine companions. Gourmet treats, plush dog beds, welcome gifts, walking services, and other pet-focused perks are transforming what it means for a hotel to call itself "pet friendly." Dogs are no longer simply being tolerated. At some luxury properties, they're being treated like guests in their own right.
Nearly Half the Cats in One Kampala Study Have Been Exposed to Toxoplasma
Toxoplasma gondii is one of those parasites that shows up on exam room posters but rarely makes headlines, mostly because cats are usually the ones spreading it rather than suffering from it. A new study out of Makerere University in Uganda just put some real numbers behind how common that exposure actually is, and the results are worth a look no matter where you practice.
Could Gene-Edited Dogs Finally End Pet Allergies? Meet the Beagles That Could Change Everything
Kindred Companion Sciences has unveiled two beagles, Bailey and Alfie, that were genetically edited using CRISPR technology to eliminate production of Can f 1, the primary dog allergen found in saliva and dander. If the approach ultimately proves safe and effective, it could represent one of the most significant advances in companion animal biotechnology in decades.
Could a New Hip Sling Improve Recovery After Hip Luxation? New Study Puts It to the Test
A new study published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research explored whether a commercially available vest-based sling could offer a better alternative.
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