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What Do We Know About Whale/Dolphin Mass Strandings and Naval Exercises?

June 30, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith Leave a Comment

What Do We Know About Whale/Dolphin Mass Strandings and Naval Exercises?

The U.S. Navy expects a certain number of whale and dolphin deaths and injuries during Naval Exercises. What is the impact of sonar on marine mammals?

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Cat Owner Education is Important in Reducing Unwanted Litters

April 13, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith Leave a Comment

Cat Owner Education is Important in Reducing Unwanted Litters

Spay and neuter your kitten earlier, rather than later, if you don’t want your new furbaby to contribute to the cat overpopulation problem.

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Dog Circovirus: How Concerned Should Dog Owners Be?

March 28, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith 6 Comments

Dog Circovirus: How Concerned Should Dog Owners Be?

Dog circovirus – a virus found in many dogs who died last fall – is a newly-discovered illness similar to pig and bird circovirus. Is your pet in danger?

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Can a Dog’s Own Platelets Reduce Pain and Lameness From Osteoarthritis?

March 21, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith Leave a Comment

Can a Dog’s Own Platelets Reduce Pain and Lameness From Osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis causes pain, swelling, and lameness in animals as well as humans. A new treatment, injecting platelets into the joint, provides significant relief.

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Does Smoking Tobacco at Home Make Your Dog’s Respiratory Disease Worse?

March 10, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith Leave a Comment

Does Smoking Tobacco at Home Make Your Dog’s Respiratory Disease Worse?

Could secondhand smoke hurt your pet dogs? New research links canine respiratory disease with smoking in the home.

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Study Shows Pet Store Puppies Have More Behavioral Problems

January 7, 2014 by Dawn M. Smith 3 Comments

Study Shows Pet Store Puppies Have More Behavioral Problems

Recent studies show that litters from “puppy mills” have more behavioral problems than other dogs – is it better to adopt from a shelter or pet store?

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Canine Obesity: Excess Dog Weight Has Health and Longevity Implications

November 10, 2013 by Dawn M. Smith Leave a Comment

Canine Obesity: Excess Dog Weight Has Health and Longevity Implications

Studies show that excess weight gain in canines has negative effects on long-term health and the dog’s life span, so do your puppy pal a favor, and help him lose some weight.

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Wagging Tail Reveals Dog’s Real Emotions

November 3, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD Leave a Comment

Wagging Tail Reveals Dog’s Real Emotions

Which direction is your dog’s tail wagging? Left to right or vice-versa, the tail-wag direction can tell you a lot about your pup’s state of mind.

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FDA Issues Update on Jerky Pet Treat Investigation

October 24, 2013 by Dawn M. Smith 1 Comment

FDA Issues Update on Jerky Pet Treat Investigation

Could dog and cat treats made in China be behind years of sick animals? Some owners have even lost pets due to the contaminated jerky treats. Read labels on your pet treats, there’s no recall since the FDA can’t figure out what’s causing the problem.

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Marmoset Monkeys have Mastered the Art of Conversation

October 20, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD Leave a Comment

Marmoset Monkeys have Mastered the Art of Conversation

Researchers have found that marmosets take turns in conversations; waiting for a full five seconds before responding to another marmoset’s ‘comment.’

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