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ScienceDaily Veterinary Medicine
Oct 18
Archaeologists discover 1,200-year-old mummified hairless dog in Peru
Archaeologists have discovered 1,200-year-old remains of Peru’s famous hairless dogs at an ancient Wari Empire burial site, including remarkably preserved mummies and puppies buried alongside humans. Their unusual teeth, diets, and burial arrangements reveal surprising clues about how ancient Peruvians cared for, bred, and sometimes discarded their dogs.
Whole Dog Journal
Oct 16 · Editorial Staff
Wet food or dry food: which is better for your dog?
Wet or dry is one of the most common dog food questions, and the honest answer isn’t one or the other. It depends on your dog, and on a few things worth knowing before you shop. In our new video, companion animal nutritionist Dr. Mary Cope, PhD, talks with executive editor Kate O’Connor about: Where […] The post Wet food or dry food: which is better for your dog? appeared first on Whole Dog…
Veterinary Practice News
Oct 15 · Anderson Lopez, Elizabeth
Easy as One, Two, Pee: Solving Feline Housesoiling
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Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Oct 13 · Jenny Chen
Small Animal Junior Surgery Assistant – $17.00/hr – Patient Support – Flexible
Job Number: #139 Job Details Job Title: Small Animal – Junior Surgery Assistant Service/Unit area: Small Animal – Junior Surgery Hiring Managers Name: Jacob Bough Hiring Manager’s Email: jbough@illinois.edu Hourly Rate: $17/hr Job Type: Patient... Read More > The post Small Animal Junior Surgery Assistant – $17.00/hr – Patient Support – Flexible appeared first on Veterinary Medicine at Illinois .
Pet Vantage original
Jul 9 · Marta Bauer
The Silent Epidemic: Why Feline Kidney Disease Is Being Caught Too Late
New longitudinal data suggests that by the time most cats show symptoms of chronic kidney disease, they've already lost more than two-thirds of function. A look at the emerging biomarkers changing early detection.
Pet Vantage original
Jul 8 · Devon Ali
The Raw Food Debate, Revisited
A decade after the trend went mainstream, veterinarians and nutritionists are quietly recalibrating.
Pet Vantage original
Jul 7 · Priya Osei
Why Your Dog's Gut Might Explain Its Anxiety
The gut-brain axis is no longer just a human wellness buzzword — it's changing behavior therapy.
Pet Vantage original
Jul 6 · Jonas Weiß
The Case Against Yearly Vaccinations
Titer testing is moving from fringe to standard — here's what the WSAVA guidelines actually say.
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Archaeologists discover 1,200-year-old mummified hairless dog in Peru
ScienceDaily Veterinary Medicine
Wet food or dry food: which is better for your dog?
Whole Dog Journal
Easy as One, Two, Pee: Solving Feline Housesoiling
Veterinary Practice News
Small Animal Junior Surgery Assistant – $17.00/hr – Patient Support – Flexible
Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
A fungus is threatening the world’s food supply. Scientists just found a new defense
ScienceDaily Veterinary Medicine
The easiest way to tire out your dog indoors
Whole Dog Journal
November pet- and vet-related Holidays
Veterinary Practice News
Tick-borne Meat Allergy on the Rise in Illinois
Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Scientists discover why a 100-year-old mushroom disease won't go away
ScienceDaily Veterinary Medicine
Why a Dog Has Raised Hackles
Whole Dog Journal
November pet- and vet-related Hollidays
Veterinary Practice News
Research Spotlight: Patrick Barko
Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
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