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New Cattle Virus Discovered in Europe as Scientists Race to Understand Emerging Orthobunyavirus
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New Cattle Virus Discovered in Europe as Scientists Race to Understand Emerging Orthobunyavirus

Researchers have identified a Shamonda-like orthobunyavirus, a member of the Simbu serogroup that includes the well-known Schmallenberg virus. While affected cattle are currently experiencing relatively mild illness, veterinary experts are watching closely for a much more concerning possibility: reproductive losses that may not become apparent until the next calving season.

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Luxury Hotels Are Rolling Out the Red Carpet for Dogs
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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.

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Nearly Half the Cats in One Kampala Study Have Been Exposed to Toxoplasma
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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.

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