Holiday Toxicity Season Is Coming. Activated Charcoal Doesn't Have to Be the Messiest Part of It.
For veterinary teams, the holidays bring a familiar increase in opportunities for accidental toxin ingestion. Chocolate remains one of the most common pet exposures reported to poison-control centers, while human medications, foods, and supplements routinely rank among the leading causes of pet poisoning.
Now Available: 16 New Cat Medications, Treatments and Wellness Products
A recent spike in cat ownership is good news – and the even better news? There are now more medications than ever to treat cats with.
What is in store for microchip technology?
For many pet owners and veterinary professionals, microchipping is considered a standard part of responsible pet care. Yet despite widespread adoption, the core technology behind pet microchips has remained largely unchanged for decades. Learn more about how this technology may be quickly evolving.
3 Simple Steps to Bring Cat-Friendly POCUS into Your Practice
With a few thoughtful adjustments, you can reduce patient stress, improve image quality, and create a better experience for both cats and their caregivers.
Beyond Itch Control: Why Skin Barrier Repair Matters in the Management of Canine and Feline Atopic Dermatitis
A modern, multimodal approach to long-term skin health.
4 Stages for Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) – and 2 New Treatment Options
HCM, otherwise known as Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, is the most common cardiac disease in cats, affecting nearly 14% of the population.
Though prevalence is high, diagnosis is not so easy, which is why awareness is so important.
Learn more about the 4 stages of Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy as well as what treatment options are available to those affected.