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Vet News

Pathologic fracture healing after femoral limb salvage in a dog

Wednesday, Dec 4 '19 07:11

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Computed tomographic findings, surgical management and postoperative outcomes of large intermuscular lipomas in the hindlimb of 11 dogs

Tuesday, Dec 3 '19 07:50

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Long‐term radiographic appearance of a bioabsorbable biocomposite tibial tuberosity advancement cage implant

Tuesday, Dec 3 '19 12:01

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Applied anatomy, pathophysiology and a revised scoring system of bull sheaths

Monday, Dec 2 '19 07:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Toxicity of cytarabine constant rate infusion in dogs with high‐grade non‐Hodgkin lymphoma with bone marrow or central nervous system involvement

Tuesday, Nov 26 '19 08:03

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...

Vet News

Global warming may cause birds to shrink

Tuesday, Dec 10 '19 10:00

New research has analyzed trends in migratory bird size over a 38-year period and discovered a decline that may result from global warming. Read more...
Researchers find over 40 new species of fish in one lake

Tuesday, Dec 10 '19 02:00

Researchers have found dozens of new fish species in just one African lake — a feat of diversity. The find also proves a key point in evolutionary biology. Read more...
Only 'cat whisperers' can read felines' facial expressions

Friday, Dec 6 '19 02:00

New research finds that most people are unable to read cats' facial expressions, apart from a small group of so-called cat whisperers. Read more...
Why scientists are studying hibernation to tackle obesity

Thursday, Dec 5 '19 02:00

New research in hibernating mammals reveals that noncoding DNA may play a role in mechanisms related to obesity control in humans and other animals. Read more...
Are most dolphins 'right-handed,' too?

Wednesday, Dec 4 '19 07:00

After studying dolphins for 6 years, researchers have found that these mammals have a preference for their right sides, similar to human right-handedness. Read more...