It definitely increased communication between veterinarians and public health practitioners, and veterinarians had sometimes been sidelined in the past.
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Male veterinarians were 2.1 times as likely, and 75% of those veterinarians who died from suicide worked at a small animal practice.
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Veterinarians Susan Krebsbach and Mark Jones also tried to scientifically evaluate the suffering endured by bulls by showing video recordings of 28 bullfights to three independent veterinarians, who then graded the animals' distress.
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The veterinarians later treated the animal for hypothermia and shock.
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Veterinarians tested both groups for Chlamydia perocum and koala retrovirus.
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The shelter rushed the puppy to one of its veterinarians.
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The area's supply of veterinarians, however, has not kept pace.
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In total, nearly 2628,28503 veterinarians have applied for the program.
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For years, veterinarians treated noise phobia with acepromazine, a tranquilizer.
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Veterinarians often see an uptick in emergency visits around Halloween.
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Local veterinarians weighed in on the images with mixed opinions.
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Shepherds, cowboys, and veterinarians may also board with Group 1.
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But veterinarians note that dogs are also easier to treat.
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Patsie stopped breathing, but veterinarians were able to revive him.
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And in the big city, the veterinarians must be flexible.
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Billie is treated by veterinarians Catherine Schultze and Paul Ramos.
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Still, shelter veterinarians had found a bullet in her paw.
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Just like schoolteachers, veterinarians, doctors, lawyers — it's a profession now.
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The number of veterinarians in America has doubled since 1996.
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Veterinarians can now treat conditions that used to be life-ending.
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It's a topic that has long perplexed animal researchers and veterinarians.
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And I can see why veterinarians have a higher suicide rate.
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She is also a vegetarian, from a family of vegetarian veterinarians.
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Local veterinarians assisted the fire company in treating the infected animals.
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Veterinarians also play a key role in protecting our national security.
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Other vaccinators may accompany veterinarians who go out to vaccinate cattle.
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He built up a network of veterinarians, and business finally boomed.
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Veterinarians could still prescribe antibiotics, but only pharmacies could sell them.
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If you have pets, the veterinarians are also priced very affordably.
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People who run hospitals in Eastern Europe and Turkish veterinarians, for example.
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Governor Promchana said veterinarians are now investigating whether that was the case.
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Veterinarians thought the mice had contracted an infection or a skin disease.
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We can't afford this disruption to our supply of public service veterinarians.
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Suicide rates among veterinarians have been rising for the last three decades.
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Still, Dr. King and other industry veterinarians support using antibiotics in feed.
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Similarly, exotic animals like ferrets and birds need to see specialized veterinarians.
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But veterinarians single out overfeeding as the greatest contributor to pet obesity.
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Most veterinarians feel that weight loss can best be managed through diet.
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He recommended feeding them chicken, something that veterinarians say causes health problems.
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So the veterinarians settled on a custom 3-D printed titanium implant.
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Veterinarians had tried to save its life all week, to no avail.
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But veterinarians caution that this link is neither proven nor necessarily causal.
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Veterinarians told Insider about some common pet-care mistakes many owners make.
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Veterinarians determined that the bullet had traveled through Winx's left orb, leaving fragments.
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Staffed by a team of international veterinarians, the hospital, can treat 20 camels.
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Several Brazilian veterinarians — as well as most people's common sense — debunked this theory.
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And veterinarians themselves may be abusing opioids or helping to illegally sell them.
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I am not interested in creating disease to increase the need for veterinarians.
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Veterinarians may suggest treatment modifications based on health factors, compliance and animal response.
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In terms of a diagnosis, veterinarians first need to rule out other diseases.
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Veterinarians worked to save the dog, but decided it had to be euthanized.
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Vets disagree on declawing Veterinarians are split on whether cat declawing is inhumane.
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"Veterinarians performed cardiac massage," he added, but were unable to save the animal.
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Veterinarians determined that all of the kittens are healthy and developing on track.
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It took veterinarians nearly an hour to stabilize Maverick, who was severely dehydrated.
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They also protested the temporary hiring of veterinarians to handle emergency meat inspections.
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Volunteers and veterinarians worked for several days to try and save the whale.
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It has more than 200,000 registered users and 150 veterinarians on the platform.
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There are currently 150 veterinarians on the platform, with this number growing continually.
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Veterinarians can't use regular bandages on animals, because they'll eat the inedible material.
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Veterinarians can tell pet owners all about an animal's health, behavior, and diet.
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To date, the program has placed nearly 500 veterinarians in high-need areas.
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American trainers and veterinarians instantly bristle at the accusation that horses are overmedicated.
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This was a typical morning for three veterinarians at the Franklin Park Zoo.
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Sometimes veterinarians can treat lead-poisoned birds, but often they have little success.
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Standard procedure calls for state veterinarians to inspect any horse whose ownership changes.
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The colt was then placed on a list for observation by state veterinarians.
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Declawing has long been viewed as controversial by veterinarians and animal rights groups.
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Pet owners can talk with their veterinarians about medications for preventing tick bites.
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Veterinarians is the first job on the list where women are already in the majority — more than 71% of veterinarians were women in 2018 — and the gap between men and women who hold the job has increased in recent years.
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These funds play a critical role in incentivizing veterinarians to serve in shortage areas, as student loans – which ballooned to an average of $2900,220006 for 2202 graduates of veterinary colleges – can otherwise make practice in rural areas cost-prohibitive for veterinarians.
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Denmark's veterinarians were not happy, but there was a silver lining: The regulations required farmers to pay veterinarians for regular visits, a move that eased their opposition, said Ken Steen Pedersen, who oversees porcine health for the Danish Veterinary Association.
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The man claimed the horses were ill and veterinarians were consulted, the station reported.
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As part of the trial, veterinarians screen the volunteer participants for any health problems.
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Additionally, veterinarians are the ultimate decider for which non-core vaccines are medically necessary.
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"Our veterinarians gave the pup a medical exam and some formula," Walker tells PEOPLE.
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The feline was sedated there while veterinarians cut carefully around his arm, WSVN said.
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Miraculously, when the Burr family brought the cat in, veterinarians found no broken bones.
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But all of these families are so grateful to the veterinarians for their compassion.
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Working with animals may sound fun to some people, but veterinarians need tough skin.
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It's a new diagnosis, but one that many veterinarians are beginning to get behind.
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Veterinarians see the most bites in spring and fall, when snakes are more active.
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Now, veterinarians want pet owners to be prepared for more possible cases in 2019.
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Their governing board includes doctors, optometrists, nurses, veterinarians, administrators, and not a single midwife.
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Veterinarians at the hospital stabilized Simba and went to work on his numerous injuries.
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During an autopsy, veterinarians found more than 80 plastic bags in the whale's stomach.
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But it's also about recognizing "the invaluable care that veterinarians and veterinary organizations provide."
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Today, veterinarians who take out loans graduate with around $180,000 in debt on average.
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Veterinarians have said it's not normal or healthy for cats to cough up hairballs.
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Veterinarians helped clear up Gus' most pressing health issues, and then Keating and co.
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Correction: This article has been updated to better reflect Brenda Utzerath's view of veterinarians.
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Arms Runner was attended to by track veterinarians and taken away in a van.
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Staff veterinarians and customer service reps are also available to answer questions from owners.
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The rhinos were sedated for the flight and accompanied by support staff and veterinarians.
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Though many veterinarians and animal hospitals already deliver compassionate and sensitive care, without certification.
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In New York City, veterinarians say, canine marijuana poisoning has become a daily occurrence.
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They can be found in all five boroughs, the veterinarians who treat them say.
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Farmers can see the info instantly, and pass it on to veterinarians or nutritionists.
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Veterinarians are not extremely well paid: Half earn between $21,580 and $122,180 per year.
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The response team includes full-time keepers, veterinarians, maintenance workers, zoo leadership and security staff.
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Unlike human doctors, veterinarians have to be prepared to handle clients of many different species.
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The union is also asking authorities to add veterinarians to handle food inspections more efficiently.
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Veterinarians and veterinary nutritionists can both advise what food is best for your particular pet.
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Declawing, known as "onychectomy" to veterinarians, is a surgical procedure that removes a cat's claws.
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Veterinarians are changing to capitalize on that demand the same as any other business would.
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The company already has 100 doctors, chiropractors and veterinarians in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
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But unable to corral it, veterinarians shot the two-year old animal with tranquilizer darts.
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"Dog blood donors enable veterinarians to save lives during surgeries and procedures," Chandler tells PEOPLE.
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For five days veterinarians cared for the sea creature and tried to save its life.
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Jockey Abel Cedillo pulled him up and veterinarians rushed to attend to the stricken horse.
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The USDA requires farmers and veterinarians to report cases of the disease to the government.
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The Allens collaborate with shelters, animal control groups and veterinarians to bring in the dogs.
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According to a survey of veterinarians, around 60 percent of Labs they see are obese.
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He rattled off the range of store regulars: hairdressers, barbers, podiatrists, veterinarians, chefs, butchers, manicurists.
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Veterinarians at the von Arx Wildlife Hospital of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida were deluged.
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With supplies running low, anesthesia departments, veterinarians and even zoos are offering ventilators to hospitals.
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Staff veterinarians and customer service representatives are also available to answer questions from pet owners.
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Veterinarians can play an important role in ensuring that a hedgehog is healthy, Keller said.
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The track's veterinarians will assist in identifying horses that are at risk for injury, it says.
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The veterinarians who treated Poppy are amazed that the cat didn't drown during the wash cycle.
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Bittau said histological and toxicological examinations are currently bering carried out by veterinarians in Padua, Italy.
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The practice of slaughter without stunning is also condemned by the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe.
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Veterinarians performed an ultrasound on Friday morning, revealing a life-threatening blockage in his small intestine.
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After a medical examination, veterinarians realized that Holly had a large cancerous mass on her ear.
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"I think the answer is no," he says, echoing a sentiment I've heard from other veterinarians.
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The veterinarians at the zoo hospital came up with a creative solution to the unique fractures.
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Veterinarians weren't sure if the baby dog would make it, but he fought until he recovered.
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Insider asked veterinarians to share important pet-care secrets that they wish all animal owners knew.
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Thirty veterinarians, 60 parks department rangers and more than 250 others were involved in the operation.
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Excessive student debt shouldn't prevent veterinarians – or any other professional – from committing themselves to public service.
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Dr. Boss also said that she wishes people would consult veterinarians before getting a new pet.
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Staff work closely with veterinarians, who determine the proper treatment for the seals in their care.
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Among the defendants charged in the case were seven veterinarians, Berman said at the news conference.
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The solution was an inexpensive glue that veterinarians use to help small cuts on animals heal.
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He could find it difficult to bring in veterinarians from the other side of the border.
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Veterinarians argue that this significantly extends their life spans, protecting them from disease, cars and predators.
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"Veterinarians have pets, too, and have often faced the exact challenges our clients face," she said.
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There are plenty of them: grooms and owners, veterinarians and breeders, horse lovers of all stripes.
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The goal is to get to a healthy weight before health issues take hold, veterinarians agree.
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By the time the veterinarians released the vaquita back into the wild, it was too late.
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Veterinarians there were able to give him pain medication but weren't able to perform the surgery.
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Many of its new animal experiences involve animal experts such as veterinarians, farmers, naturalists and researchers.
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That remains a mystery, though veterinarians said dog attacks were happening in other areas as well.
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Veterinary medicine is only now coming to terms with the psychological impacts of euthanasia on veterinarians.
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From there, they flew him to their ranch in Florida, where he was treated by veterinarians.
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Whisker fatigue is a fairly new diagnosis, one that many (but not all) veterinarians take seriously.
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Veterinarians are monitoring some animals due to the stress they experienced during the blaze, Hunt said.
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Veterinarians have been desperately reminding everyone that vaccines are safe and won't give pets autism (seriously).
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He eluded authorities until 2015, assisting veterinarians and undergoing a "total transformation," according to his attorney.
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The LSU veterinarians went to work on a solution and found one ... in a kids Lego set.
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Although animal care specialists and veterinarians devoted around the clock attention to Kayla, she did not survive.
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That said, the 2018 farm bill that legalized hemp did not legalize veterinarians prescribing CBD to pets.
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A group of scientists and veterinarians wanted to find the genes responsible for these dogs' flat faces.
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"Despite the veterinarians' best efforts, her wounds were too great and she was humanely euthanized," Romzek said.
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In order to save lives, rangers shot it to death before veterinarians arrived with tranquilizers, Udoto said.
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The government has not granted such an approval in decades due to a perceived glut of veterinarians.
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Guardians of Rescue had veterinarians standing by at the hangar to immediately access and treat the animals.
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"The treatment was successful and the information was passed on to other sea-turtle veterinarians," he said.
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Veterinarians at the hospital quickly realized that Zoey must have ingested something dangerous and went to work.
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Veterinarians in the UK surveyed pet owners who had visited a clinic during a 10-day span.
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In all the cases, veterinarians said they did what they could but ultimately couldn't save the whales.
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University veterinarians used semen from the male offspring of Khun Thong Daeng to impregnate two royal dogs.
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I should have specified before 60k veterinarians came forward, that they didn't actually have chocolate in them.
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Veterinarians would still be able to perform the procedure for medical reasons, such as infection or injury.
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For many veterinarians – especially as they look to start families and settle down – these numbers are incompatible.
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Currently, teams of advocates including marine mammal specialists, veterinarians, engineers, and conservationists are striving to find solutions.
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The company employs some 60,000 people in roles ranging from factory operatives to veterinarians in Latin America.
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Still, the ultimate arbiters for many of these treatments are not the specialists but the neighborhood veterinarians.
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There are no full-time veterinarians on the Standing Rock Reservation, let alone specialists in equine health.
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Gavin Newsom called for Santa Anita to have its horses examined by independent veterinarians before they race.
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Parrott was also one of the veterinarians who rushed to M'Dunda when she collapsed in her habitat.
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"They've got their veterinarians on retainer," Mike Callicrate, a cattle rancher in Kansas and Colorado, told me.
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Across the country, there is less accountability for veterinarians than there is for practitioners who treat people.
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A team of veterinarians and park rangers is vaccinating animals to prevent further spread of the disease.
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It's also used as a general anesthetic, so a medication that doctors and veterinarians will use for surgeries.
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SOCP veterinarians performed the surgery with help from Dr Andreas Messikommer, a Swiss specialist for human orthopedic surgery.
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Upon arrival at the clinic, veterinarians observed the "dog" had low blood pressure, which explains it's somber behavior.
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The loans are also designed for dentists, while some also cover veterinarians, optometrists, nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
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Gavin Newsom called for the track to have horses examined by independent veterinarians before they can race again.
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It is so dangerous that when veterinarians administer it, they wear gloves and face masks to avoid exposure.
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He had been spurned not only by Parkersburg's lawyers but also by its politicians, journalists, doctors and veterinarians.
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Veterinarians not involved in the study, by researchers at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, hailed the findings.
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Early today, veterinarians in Bangkok operated on the 25-year-old turtle, removing each coin one by one.
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Veterinarians plan to use stereotactic radiotherapy, an innovative form of therapy in veterinary care, to target the tumor.
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Kusa, Cinta's twin brother, has shown no signs of illness, but is under close watch by zoo veterinarians.
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Image: AP/Sakchai LalitSick and nearing death, the navy was called in to deliver the turtle to veterinarians.
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Klein of Hodgson Russ and others recommend that clients keep their dogs in Florida, and hire veterinarians there.
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The government has not approved new veterinary schools for decades because of concern about a glut of veterinarians.
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Valerio was sedated by a team of veterinarians and the animal was returned and secured in his area.
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The passports, which can be obtained from veterinarians, document the pets' vaccination history and what treatments they've had.
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Because PSLF is new, we don't yet have official statistics on how many veterinarians are utilizing the program.
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Last year, a member office called me seeking Midwestern veterinarians with goat-herding knowledge for the Ebola hearings.
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Schedule II substances, including stimulants like cocaine and Adderall, can be prescribed by everyone from dentists to veterinarians.
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More about this collaboration among farmers, veterinarians and the FDA is highlighted on the new website http://www.togetherabx.
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"It's not what veterinarians are charging," Dr. Carol McConnell, vice president and chief veterinary officer for Nationwide, said.
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The F.D.A. requested that owners and veterinarians take blood and urine samples from affected dogs for comparative analysis.
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Gavin Newsom called for all animals to be evaluated by independent veterinarians before racing at Santa Anita Park.
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Wells has spoken with veterinarians, trainers, and animal behaviorists in her quest to find the best pet gear.
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Then Mildred, a 24-year-old barnacle goose, wobbled painfully across the floor as veterinarians analyzed her gait.
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Veterinarians from the NOAA found that four of the 10 whales were in grave condition, the AP reported.
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Normally, veterinarians are able to share their expertise on a daily basis, but only ever with their clients.
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Two manufacturers of veterinary vaccines announced they would educate veterinarians on alternatives to using antibiotics in farm animals.
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We asked veterinarians and experts around town about the flu, and what you can do to prevent it.
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Managing pet anxiety can in some cases be straightforward, veterinarians say, once medical reasons have been ruled out.
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The supply of both physicians and of veterinarians has grown at a more rapid rate than overall employment.
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The leading organization resisting bullfighting in Spain is AVATMA, an group of veterinarians pushing for the practice's abolition.
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After Juma broke free from her confinement, a team of military members and veterinarians worked to recapture the jaguar.
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The live map also highlights local veterinarians, groomers, shelters, or pet-friendly restaurants and stores in the surrounding area.
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But veterinarians in the UK and elsewhere are now being forced to contend with antivaxxers going to the dogs.
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In the beginning of last year, veterinarians found two tumors in Poh's abdomen that were too large for surgery.
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The orca began showing signs of discomfort Saturday afternoon, prompting her veterinarians to begin treatment after a physical examination.
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Despite all that, though, his veterinarians say, "Scooter is quite an amazing cat, with a strong will to live."
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"She is in a coma and breathes very slowly," one of the veterinarians taking care of Omsin told Reuters.
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In storm-hit areas of the country, teams of veterinarians helped treat thousands of animals for injuries and infections.
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It also makes the microchip scanners that farmers, veterinarians and animal control officers use to monitor livestock or pets.
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They've inspired children to follow their dreams, with careers like ballerinas, models, doctors, veterinarians, deejays and everything in between.
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To prevent further suffering, the zoo decided to euthanize Jia Jia, and veterinarians performed the procedure at 6 p.m.
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Even before the FDA warning, veterinarians had already started trying to warn people of the danger to their pets.
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There, veterinarians examined the dog, finding rope burns on his legs and scars from previous wounds that had healed.
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The veterinarians prescribed Gatsby a powerful antibiotic which can cause dangerous bone marrow suppression to humans who are exposed.
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The Animal Rescue staff and the aquarium's team of veterinarians quickly devised a treatment plan for the sickly seal.
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The company has been working with veterinarians, cardiologists and nutritionists to ensure the accuracy of its collar, Sierota said.
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I've stood on lots of mountain tops and scuba dived in lots of oceans and taught hundreds of veterinarians.
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Veterinarians inject microchips into animals as a tracking device, and a Swedish startup recently started implanting microchips into employees.
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Two horses, Bolo and Suedois, were scratched from the race by veterinarians on Saturday morning following pre-race examinations.
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Upon examination by four veterinarians, it was recommended that the horse be euthanized, given the severity of his injury.
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In addition, veterinarians are increasingly concerned about burn injuries to domestic and wild animals as climate change worsens wildfires.
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The CDC found female veterinarians were 3.5 times as likely to die from suicide as the general US population.
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Last year veterinarians had to suture about 50 yellow-eyed penguins that were wounded in barracuda or shark attacks.
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Its companion animal group division concentrates "on areas such as diagnostic imaging and software systems" for veterinarians, Williams says.
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Just east of Puri, several veterinarians were on standby to treat injured animals from the Balukhand-Konark Wildlife Sanctuary.
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The investigation, which was conducted by veterinarians, scientists and CHRB staff, found no evidence of any "animal welfare violations".
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But in July, veterinarians dissected the dolphin and found something was amiss: a bullet, lodged in the animal's lung.
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Veterinarians know, though, that it takes only a little bit of lead to poison an eagle, vulture or raven.
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On Tuesday, veterinarians euthanized Kasatka, a roughly 41-year-old female who had been suffering from a respiratory infection.
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Cupid after surgery Surprisingly, veterinarians discovered the arrow had not penetrated any major organs or arteries when in surgery.
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I certainly have that point of view because my parents are both veterinarians and they work nearly every day.
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Medical, health, and dental practitioners, as well as veterinarians will be allowed to open as of 8:00 a.m.
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Veterinarians who board birds are rare and tend to have less room and can be more expensive than Birdcamp.
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A team of veterinarians and animal care specialists were on hand to witness the birth and step in if necessary.
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The passenger was sent back to Guyana and the birds were turned over to veterinarians with the US Agriculture Department.
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The birds were turned over to veterinarians to the US Agriculture Department, and the passenger was sent back to Guyana.
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Portland, Maine-based Vets First Choice allows veterinarians to monitor and improve how pet owners administer medication to their animals.
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A board spokesman, Mike Marten, said veterinarians at an equine hospital in Chino determined surgery was not a viable option.
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Veterinarians euthanized the 20-ton creature Wednesday afternoon in Moriches Bay as crowds gathered, some crying over the dying whale.
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Patients at Central Animal Hospital will benefit from the expansion in knowledge and collaboration of all nine veterinarians and staff.
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Federal workers have been trying to roundup the horses so they could be seen by veterinarians and cared for properly.
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Suspecting liver cancer, the veterinarians worked with MedVet to perform an abdominal ultrasound, which revealed multiple masses in his liver.
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The veterinarians are bringing the samples back but I can't say how long it will take to get the results.
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Veterinarians covered them with a towel to keep them calm and untangled the tails like a knotted ball of twine.
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Veterinarians were able to place an external fixator on Nolan's jaw, WFAA reports, and they expect him to fully recover.
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Veterinarians caring for Katy P. are hopeful the cat will start defecating on her own and make a full recovery.
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On-demand is hard until you hit scale, especially when you throw highly compensated employees like veterinarians into the mix.
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Fellow medical professionals from psychiatrists to veterinarians and enthusiastic laymen with a hunch offer up their thought processes for consideration.
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Despite the best efforts of the veterinarians who performed emergency surgery, the bird died from his injuries 36 hours later.
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After she was diagnosed with an incurable lung virus, veterinarians decided to put her down, at the age of six.
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The fairgrounds were equipped with a pet-friendly shelter, with veterinarians to take care of sick and aging pets, too.
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These guys are like Bolshoi dancers who cannot stand on their tippy toes or veterinarians who are allergic to cats.
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Merkley said he has spoken with veterinarians who say the cats could be adopted, rather than euthanized, after the research.
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Additionally, veterinarians in public laboratories across the country perform groundbreaking research to improve medical treatments for animals and humans alike.
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Under German law, veterinarians are advised [to] not give medication to animals while in-flight as it affects their circulation.
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In last place: Newark, with relatively few veterinarians and other pet services per capita, and limited pet-friendly outdoor space.
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She quickly began to do more than her job required, sometimes instinctively identifying sick animals before keepers or veterinarians did.
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Medical students at Harvard take part in an elective with veterinarians, learning about diseases and treatments between animals and humans.
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Nearly every day at the zoo, the veterinarians and I would make fascinating, unexpected connections between human and veterinary medicine.
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Each animal's well-being was closely monitored during and after testing by experienced and trained animal care staff and veterinarians.
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A multimillion-dollar industry has emerged around caring for them, with many veterinarians specializing in exotic pet care and herpetology.
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This can translate to long waits for patients, short visits and a low quality of professional life for veterinarians themselves.
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With an ultrasound to guide them, veterinarians used a probe to harvest three eggs from Najin and six from Fatu.
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To alleviate her suffering, veterinarians eventually decided to remove Lady's outer ear flaps -- which left her looking a little funny.
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An animal care specialist and veterinarians tried to help the orca recover, but she died at about 12:15 a.m.
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The CDC also advises pet owners contact their veterinarians if they see signs of illness in a puppy or dog.
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Insider consulted with veterinarians and veterinary technicians in order to highlight a few things that cat owners sometimes get wrong.
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Mars is also one of the largest employers of veterinarians via its Banfield Pet Hospitals and other animal health businesses.
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He also mentioned that the local authority would have to hire more people and veterinarians to do the border checks.
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Before the current outbreak, veterinarians had been warning that the virus was a significant threat to the global pig industry.
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Nextdoor users buy and sell desks and bikes, find babysitters and veterinarians, get together for block parties or to run together.
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Veterinarians can specialize in caring for companion animals, like cats and dogs, or food animals, such as pigs, cattle and sheep.
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With the guidance of licensed veterinarians, Taylor was allowed access to capture the emotional final moments between owners and their pets.
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The training programs for developing these skills are based upon an extensive program with the assistance of chemists, physicists and veterinarians.
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He registered Diggy as an American bulldog with the township, in line with one of the veterinarians at Detroit Dog Rescue.
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Clinic veterinarians have so far treated around 70 animals injured in the fire, some four times normal numbers during this period.
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Because of the severity of Kumi's injury, a team of veterinarians made the difficult decision to put the baby giraffe down.
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Even though at that time the clinic hadn't introduced acupuncture, Dr. Song got trained veterinarians to try it on the kitten.
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Three Manitoba infections in spring fueled concerns among Canadian farmers and veterinarians that commercial U.S. washes are contaminated with the virus.
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This extra tax burden quickly eats up program funding and reduces the number of veterinarians who can serve in shortage areas.
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The California Veterinary Medical Reserve Corps, a volunteer group of veterinarians, has been caring for animals at the shelter, Critchfield said.
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Government veterinarians were dispatched to care for the whale and were joined later by members of a local whale conservancy group.
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Experts say the drug is made in local workshops by adding chemicals often used by veterinarians to a herb like marjoram.
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The company sends its veterinarians to give check-ups, tests, vaccinations and other non-emergency care at the pet owner's home.
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Trunks of Love, benefiting Asian elephants and spotlighting the work of Veterinarians International, honored Christie Brinkley and Richard Lair on Aug.
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Veterinarians generally recommend buying pet insurance while your dog is young and healthy, especially since most plans cover pre-existing conditions.
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Gavin Newsom to form an independent panel to investigate how the track, breeders, owners, trainers, jockeys and veterinarians treat the horses.
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But the idea has been met with a skeptical response from the city's veterinarians and others in the animal protection world.
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Veterinarians assess a pet's overall body health using a system similar to the body mass index, or B.M.I., used in people.
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We spoke to veterinarians to find out what kinds of collars are best for dogs and tested and researched popular brands.
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In July 2019, veterinarians found a tumor on his heart, and MacNeil was told that Scout had one month to live.
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Her case stumped veterinarians, who had already ruled out many of the obvious culprits, including parasites, irritable-bowel disease and diabetes.
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Years before the Danish government set antimicrobial thresholds for farmers, it stopped veterinarians from making money from the sale of medicine.
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The law includes other exemptions, as well, for insurance agents, doctors and veterinarians, architects and engineers, and commercial fishersmen, among others.
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Whether that's so should be a matter of continuing study by the meat and poultry industries, animal scientists, veterinarians and governments.
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This program provides loan repayment assistance to food animal and public health veterinarians who commit to practicing at least three years in veterinary shortage areas that are nominated by state veterinarians and designated by the USDA, providing them with the financial help they need to commit to a rural veterinary career or even purchase a rural veterinary practice.
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It shouldn't affect humans too much — there are alternative anesthetics — but veterinarians are warning it could have an "acute impact" on animals.
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In that case, after Juma broke free from her confinement, a team of military members and veterinarians worked to recapture the jaguar.
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To provide the safety they promise, VisaJet collaborated with veterinarians, groomers and trainers to carefully tackle the issues pets face in-flight.
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Veterinarians induced ovulation with hormones and deposited semen taken a week earlier from a male named Hannibal from the Smithsonian National Zoo.
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It does not solely focus on tech jobs, with veterinarians, architects and health workers among the other occupations also recommended for inclusion.
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Fearing that he may return to his wild nature following treatment, the veterinarians placed the wolf in a cage while he recovered.
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The San Salvador zoo said veterinarians had been caring for the animal around the clock since discovering that he had been attacked.
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LONDON — Veterinarians are urging people not to purchase certain breeds of dogs including pugs, bulldogs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and shih-tzus.
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The animals were sedated and examined by veterinarians before and after their helicopter trip to ensure they were healthy enough for release.
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Pets and their owners benefit from the vast expertise made possible by the collective knowledge of nine veterinarians at Central Animal Hospital.
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We have our own veterinarians 24/7, and we have opened our places to allow media to see with their own eyes.
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Though she needed help from veterinarians before she was able to breathe independently, the baby is now doing well, the zoo said.
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Weeks later, the newly released report performed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife veterinarians in Fort Collins verified the lion's cause of death.
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It's not unusual for emergency veterinarians to treat dogs with a corn cob or a rib bone they have swallowed, BluePearl says.
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On Monday afternoon, Cummings shared that she'd employed exotic veterinarians to assess the safety of the animals at the Safaris, Stanley included.
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"He could barely stand up and was on a painful path toward death if AHS veterinarians didn't act fast," the post said.
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In fact, the number of veterinarians in the region has been reduced due to retirements over recent years, creating a veterinary shortage.
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FirstVet, which offers video consultations with veterinarians to pet owners, said venture capital firm Creandum was also participating in the financing round.
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Founded in 2016 in Stockholm, FirstVet wants to expand access to pet care through facilitating on-demand video consultations with registered veterinarians.
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Ms. Williams cited cases of coyotes, deer, foxes and owls being transported on people's laps in cars to veterinarians or wildlife rehabilitators.
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In January, zoo veterinarians discovered that Nick suffered from an abnormally slow heartbeat and his cardiologist decided that surgery was in order.
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Mr. Tillery offered documents from two veterinarians to confirm the dog's breed, hoping that would prevent the authorities from taking his dog.
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Nelson says veterinarians want people to be honest about what their pet may have consumed — even if it's embarrassing or self-incriminating.
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Even a lot of veterinarians just had never seen it," he said, adding, "Any reasonable person would have done what we did.
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Veterinarians say this type of surgery is painful, and it can change the behavior of the dog and make it more aggressive.
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The new FDA guidance ensures the experts - licensed veterinarians - will make these decisions and maintain oversight regarding the treatment of food animals.
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When a horse is to run in a race, it is examined by state veterinarians for soundness and can undergo drug testing.
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She quickly began to do more than her job description required, sometimes instinctively identifying sick animals, even before keepers or veterinarians did.
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Veterinarians agree that dogs need a balanced diet, but are divided over whether plants and supplements make for an adequate meat substitute.
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Three on-site veterinarians lead guest interactions with endangered and rescued animals, including feeding and bathing donkeys, white-tailed deer and macaws.
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Over time and with the help of a number of local veterinarians, Mr. Shehzad and Mr. Saud started treating the birds themselves.
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While the veterinarians didn't find any broken bones, they did notice swelling in her ankle, and she was placed in a splint.
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Pros for the Furbo dog cameraSpecially designed for dog owners with input from thousands of dog parents, veterinarians, and professional dog trainers.
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Still, Parish asked to see records — both De Waal's and the logs zoo veterinarians had kept of bonobo injuries over the years.
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So, a team of developers, with the help of veterinarians and consultants for dairy production, made some oversized VR glasses for cows.
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Human and pet health care are both provided by experts — doctors and veterinarians — who've undergone lengthy and expensive training and occupational licensing.
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Veterinarians and wildlife officials treating the cub are minimizing human contact with it, hoping to release it into the wild this fall.
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Though vegans are often expected to be environmental experts, evolutionary scientists, nutritionists, veterinarians, philosophers, and professional debaters, I am none of these things.
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Despite intensive treatment at an equine hospital in New York, the inflammation worsened, and veterinarians finally concluded they could not save the eyeball.
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Even though the sedative cocktails used by veterinarians have become fairly sophisticated, it's impossible to know how each individual will react to anesthesia.
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Teams from the university's college of veterinary medicine, which include veterinarians, technicians and students, have screened close to 300 dogs, the team said.
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It also says that every animal is checked by two to three veterinarians and issued a health certificate before being offered to customers.
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Led by Dr. Dana Stead, veterinarians decided to euthanize the horse after determining he had an open fracture of his left front ankle.
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As brutal and deadly cold pushes across the Midwest, veterinarians urge pet owners to not leave their dogs/cats outside for too long.
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International Animal Rescue veterinarians examine the health of a slow loris from the hunt of citizens in Bogor, West Java, on Dec. 28.
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One variation, which is already regulated in the US, is Carfentanil, a tranquilizer that veterinarians use to sedate elephants and other large animals.
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When two bears suffered painful burns while escaping Southern California's wildfires, veterinarians used an unconventional bandage to treat the animals' paws: fish skin.
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Freshour wants to see more alternative therapies like CBD endorsed by veterinarians, but believes that the industry is being more reactive than proactive.
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If the Florida bill were to become law, veterinarians could be fined $1,000 for performing a cat declawing that is not medically necessary.
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She sustained a small cut during her time away from the exhibit, but otherwise zoo veterinarians say the animal is healthy and unharmed.
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Maryland Zoo's baby giraffe Julius, has died just one month after being born – despite "Herculean" efforts by zookeepers and veterinarians to save him.
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Miraculously, the veterinarians managed to defrost Fluffy from despondent catsicle to "recovered" and "completely normal," according to a Facebook post from the clinic.
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Payne also told us skilled veterinarians consistently examine their health, and only one elephant has fallen ill with tuberculosis in the center's care.
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Virginia If you live in Virginia you will have no trouble finding a vet, as there are over 2,500 veterinarians in the state.
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Roughly 100 are veterinarians being hired to handle livestock inspections after Britain leaves the EU and its huge single market on March 29.
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The husbandry bureau urged government departments to step up supervision of veterinarians and law enforcement, and to severely crack down on illegal activities.
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Upon admission to the Center, veterinarians estimated that Langly (who was named by one of her volunteer rescuers) was about 4 months old.
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The department has reportedly been investing more heavily in efforts to improve Jordan's program, such as sending veterinarians to the country to assist.
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Veterinarians are not allowed to write prescriptions for the products and, in states where marijuana is illegal, are wary of discussing the idea.
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After examining her for a few days, a team of veterinarians determined that Nora needed surgery, which she finally underwent on Feb. 4.
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Animal agriculture – farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, feed mills and animal health companies – is dedicated to providing a safe and healthful food supply for everyone.
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Mr. Panek explained that the dogs are never pushed, don't run in high temperatures and are closely monitored by staff veterinarians during training.
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The dogs were collected at the site and were transported separately to Nome, where they were checked by veterinarians, a race spokeswoman said.
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Officials believe that will give track veterinarians time to identify potential at-risk horses through their past performances, workout date and physical inspection.
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"You can't tell me that the trainers and veterinarians and racetracks have done all that they can to protect the horses," she said.
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The company also said it was seeing a spike in inquiries and enrollments from veterinarians looking to set up their own online stores.
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To veterinarians and animal rights experts, there is a bigger issue than the potential spread of coronavirus to pets: the spread of fear.
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The center's veterinarians picked up Cupid on Saturday and transported him to an animal emergency room for additional pain medication and x-rays.
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But for all the progress veterinarians have made in diagnosing and treating the disorder, it has been far trickier to determine its origin.
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The findings led to a team of developers, who enlisted the help of veterinarians and dairy production consultants, to create cow VR glasses.
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Insider spoke with veterinarians to pinpoint a few of the biggest mistakes people make when feeding their pets and how to avoid them.
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Yang Zhenhai, the ministry's director for livestock and veterinarians, said the total pig population could stop declining by the end of this year.
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Thanks to precisely this sort of "respect," veterinarians have devised feline obesity charts going all the way up to 70 percent body fat.
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A group of veterinarians has responded by setting up a shelter in a nearby school to tend to animals left injured or abandoned.
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Researchers hope these findings will be useful for pet parents, as well as veterinarians, rescue workers and other people who regularly interact with dogs.
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Sabol's pet parent acted fast, rushing the dog to Clint Moore Animal Hospital, where veterinarians performed a two-and-a-half hour emergency surgery.
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Its technology was developed in collaboration with veterinarians and dog trainers, so it's got a stamp of approval from experts and home users alike.
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A panel of veterinarians has determined that 44 chimpanzees at a New Mexico facility are too ill to be moved to a new home.
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She's not Jess Weixler in Teeth, or Kika Magalhães in The Eyes of My Mother, or Angela Bettis in May (though they're both veterinarians).
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After carefully securing the male tiger back into his enclosure, Melati was treated by on-site veterinarians but sadly, she did not make it.
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The tiger was transported to the park's animal care center for emergency care, but veterinarians were unable to save her, the park announced Tuesday.
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Modern Animal just raised a $13.5 million seed round of funding to fuel its mission of offering pets, humans and veterinarians a better experience.
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According to Gallant, the veterinarians from its newly acquired business have treated hundreds of cats and dogs already with their own banked stem cells.
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The USDA is asking veterinarians and farmers to immediately report sick pigs to government officials so they can be tested for African swine fever.
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Zoo veterinarians hooked the furry little fighter to continuous IV fluids filled with much-needed nutrients for six days with around-the-clock care.
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My heart is more open toward those going through this process, and I have a profoundly deep respect for veterinarians who do this daily.
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Before the elephant's death, a team of veterinarians and professionals were sent from India to work on bringing the animal back to the country.
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Drug company compliance is technically voluntary, but drug companies agreed to comply, forcing agricultural producers and veterinarians to comply with labeling instructions by law.
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With the help of two other veterinarians on site, we administered fluids, took digital X-rays and drew blood for analysis while under anesthesia.
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U.K.-based animal welfare organization Cats Protection recently revealed that 44 percent of the veterinarians they interviewed have treated animals with air rifle injuries.
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The Manatee's First Night In Rehabilitation Here's what happens when a manatee — or any large animal — is rescued: veterinarians check all their vital signs.
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An endangered gorilla has been born at the Philadelphia Zoo following an emergency delivery that required the help of both veterinarians and human doctors.
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According to Broome County Humane Society's Facebook page, veterinarians found that the dog had fractured his front legs, broken ribs and had lung contusions.
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As Smurf was brought in with deep puncture wounds covering his body, shelter veterinarians believe he was used as a chew toy for dogs.
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There, both turkeys will be cared for by veterinarians and students of the university's Animal and Poultry Sciences Department, according to the White House.
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One thing is sure: You can't understand Texas without spending time in the country and talking to the farmers, ranchers, hunters, teachers, veterinarians, etc.
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Veterinarians determined they were suffering from pythiosis, a disease that traditionally has been associated with Latin America and Gulf states in the United States.
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Women employed in 2014: 45,500Women employed in 2018: 72,600What they do, according to O*NET: Veterinarians diagnose and treat diseases or injuries in animals.
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The pilot whale was discovered on Monday in a canal in the southern province of Songkhla and received treatment from a team of veterinarians.
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The suicide rate for veterinarians in the US is higher than the national average, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found last year.
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Owners are being warned by industry groups and veterinarians not to leave their dogs leashed outside of shops and to walk them in groups.
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All the park walruses, including Zeus, get regular checkups from the "onsite medical care team," and have been seen by independent veterinarians, it said.
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Chinese authorities have been calling for farmers and veterinarians to register cases as soon as possible in order to keep control of infection rates.
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"The veterinarians and trainers and track have not done all that they can to protect the horses," said Kathy Guillermo, a PETA vice president.
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Once these conditions are ruled out, veterinarians say, aging itself poses an ongoing risk as metabolism slows — the pet version of middle-age spread.
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Washington State Hospital Association is calling on other industries, such as dentists, veterinarians and even automakers, to share their supplies of personal protective equipment.
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After diagnosing him with a small stroke, she and the veterinarians devised a physical therapy regimen to help him recover his ability to fly.
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That prompted an all-hands search effort at the Eifel Zoo in Lünebach, by the police, the fire brigade and a team of veterinarians.
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Veterinarians told Oklahoma officials it has a "good chance of survival" but odds it would be able to fly again were "slim," they said.
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These animals in all of Turkey's urban centers now get services from local governments: shelter, regular feeding, sterilization and medical checks by trained veterinarians.
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Veterinarians tend to be on hand when a horse arrives to ensure its health and do any tests needed for it to clear customs.
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And they grant civil immunity to veterinarians and Humane Society officers, so they can't be sued if they report animal cruelty and are wrong.
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Working with veterinarians from the United States Olympic team, Mr. Dutta has calibrated the travel experience to minimize the impact on the horses' performance.
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There are disturbing scenes from the trail of dogs who cannot go farther and must be carried to the veterinarians at the next checkpoint.
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Loved by certain cat owners and occasionally championed by veterinarians and animal scientists, these videos tap into cats' instincts to stalk, chase, and hunt.
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They also offer numerous training opportunities for law enforcement, veterinarians, prosecutors, and animal sheltering professionals to address animal cruelty and build strong criminal cases.
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Two decades ago the only place to take a pet for treatment was Tehran University, which ran a clinic staffed by veterinarians in training.
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Hope was examined at a quarantine center run by the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme, where veterinarians said they were shocked by what they found.
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In this case, the CDC is holding a teaching session that will bring together doctors, nurses, pharmacists, veterinarians, health education specialists, lab scientists, and others.
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The Association of Shelter Veterinarians' standards require vets to tattoo spayed and neutered shelter animals so that no one unnecessarily operates on the animals again.
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Thanks to her bravery and perseverance, Loca has shown the veterinarians at UC Davis that the face mask they created can help other animals, too.
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A spokesman for the California Horse Racing Board, Mike Marten, said veterinarians at an equine hospital in Chino determined surgery was not a viable option.
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Clifford predicted that veterinarians will be treating more burned animals in the future as climate change makes the likelihood of more wildfires in future higher.
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"All veterinarians working at meat processing factories should be paid by the state, not by the companies themselves, to ensure they are independent," he added.
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Predict more often placed medical detectives in the field, training local doctors, veterinarians, wildlife rangers and others to collect samples from wild and domestic animals.
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According to a 2014 article in TIME, veterinarians believe that exposure to biliverdin — a green bile pigment found in the placenta — may be the cause.
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Veterinarians were relieved to find that the arrow, which entered near the dog's snout and exited by her shoulders, missed Loca's brain, esophagus and spine.
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It found that US veterinarians are between 2.1 and 3.5 times more likely to take their own lives than members of the general US population.
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Similar reports are coming in from other state veterinarians, they say, including Louisiana and Texas — though it's unclear if they're dealing with the same pathogens.
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Elanco, which also declined to comment on any deal, offers more than 125 products to veterinarians and food animal producers in more than 90 countries.
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We reached out to several veterinarians about whether bear anus tapeworms are GOOD, BAD, or NEUTRAL, and will update this post if we hear back.
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The infections are fueling concerns among Canadian farmers and veterinarians that commercial U.S. washes are contaminated with the virus and raising the risk for outbreaks.
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Just days after veterinarians announced Mike VI only had 1 to 2 months to live, the Louisiana State University live tiger mascot has passed away.
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He worries that cannabis companies aren't making products specifically for animals, and will "repackage human products" without first consulting veterinarians about the potential side effects.
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Less transportation is needed, cheese manufactures and feed company employees are laid off; veterinarians, dairy supply and equipment manufacturing and others continue the downward spiral.
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FirstVet, the Swedish startup that provides pet owners with on-demand video consultations with local, qualified veterinarians, has closed €18.5 million in Series B funding.
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The letter includes research, prepared by biologists and veterinarians, on the deteriorating health of at least one orca that is held in a small enclosure.
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Many of the roles filled by public service veterinarians aren't highly visible to the public – but they are crucial to our economy and public health.
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Veterinarians employed in homeland security work hard every day to defend the United States from the threat of a bioterrorism attack aimed at food animals.
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Last July, Chewy launched its pharmacy business, pushing into the lucrative prescription drugs market that has long been the turf of veterinarians and their partners.
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And in July 2018, veterinarians found a bullet in the lung of a pregnant bottlenose dolphin that had washed up on a beach in Mississippi.
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Some cats may even prefer to drink running water, some veterinarians say — and a pet fountain may be the best way to accommodate that preference.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association takes a neutral position, citing a lack of evidence that birds are harmed by the process, though many veterinarians disagree.
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"If there are any changes in the health condition of the pets, advice from veterinarians should be sought as soon as possible," the statement added.
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But their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren went on to become teachers, engineers, Navy pilots, scientists, college professors, veterinarians, doctors, nurses and small-business owners.
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Her parents, who are veterinarians, thought it would be a good experience for her, an after-school-type activity like soccer or dance or cheering.
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Veterinarians and trainers will be required to give enough time for steroidal and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications to clear a horse's system before race day.
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Gavin Newsom of California, who on Tuesday asked for a moratorium on racing at Santa Anita Park until horses there are evaluated by independent veterinarians.
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The North Valley Animal Disaster Group has more than 50 teams of volunteers and veterinarians working to evacuate and care for animals affected by the wildfires.
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In Virginia, licensed veterinarians, certified euthanasia technicians, animal control officers and human investigators are all allowed to perform euthanasia, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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The zoo's operators reportedly defend their operation, saying that the animals are comfortable and that they consulted zoologists and veterinarians before moving animals into the facility.
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She was swiftly transported to the park's Animal Care Center, but veterinarians had to euthanize her due to the severity of her injuries, the park said.
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As brutal and deadly cold pushes across the Midwest, veterinarians want to make sure pet owners know how to protect their fur babies against frigid conditions.
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A lot of dog lovers trust people like vet techs, and might look to them and veterinarians first when it comes to locating a responsible breeder.
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At present, "veterinarians are in violation of California law if they are incorporating cannabis into their practices," the state Veterinary Medical Board said in a statement.
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In 2013, a study in the New England Journal of Medicine found that veterinarians had the highest debt-to-income ratio of all medical-based professions.
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But veterinarians still can't prescribe cannabis to their patients, and Wismer is hesitant to recommend CBD treats to pet owners because the evidence is largely anecdotal.
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The race track implemented a series of reforms around drug use and brought in a record number of veterinarians prior to the start of the event.
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Hill's Science Diet dog and cat food and Greenies treats for cats and dogs both had huge success and benefited from ties with veterinarians, he says.
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Last year, a proposed state law was defeated in Nevada that would have made it possible for veterinarians to prescribe cannabis to pets with chronic illnesses.
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Nine professions stand out for their impact on mental health: veterinarians, emergency medical technicians, construction workers, childcare workers, doctors, nurses, restaurant workers, humanitarian workers, and lawyers.
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For the 1,000 or so sled dogs, for example, heat is a much bigger concern than cold or even lack of snow, veterinarians and mushers said.
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They apply to professionals like health care providers and veterinarians, and they also apply to you, even if you don't work with sick people or animals.
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Though this sometimes means the movie adopts a defensive posture, it also means that the audience is clear on what the veterinarians at Smith Ridge recommend.
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But when Kentucky Horse Racing Commission veterinarians examined him two days later, they found no sign of a rash, instead saying he had a bruised heel.
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"It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when," one of Nevada's wildlife veterinarians at the Department of Wildlife, Peregrine Wolff, told the Sun.
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The Army did not always follow the recommendations of veterinarians at Fort Bragg, who screened the dogs for medical and adoption suitability, according to the report.
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He tested positive for the drug scopolamine, a banned substance that veterinarians say can enhance performance, especially in the amount that was found in the horse.
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The agency would also like to see more collaboration between medical doctors and veterinarians, she said, because resistance that arises in animals can spread to humans.
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Veterinarians report that nearly half the dogs they see are overweight or obese, although only 17 percent of owners acknowledge that their pets are too fat.
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In 2013, a male orangutan named Raya died in the care of veterinarians after a cruel confrontation with local villagers on the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
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From there, AAP was on the scene, helping rescue the cats and professionally care for and rehabilitate them with a team of veterinarians, zoologists, ethologists and caretakers.
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In Kasatka's case, veterinarians said she battled a respiratory bacterial infection for several years, but as she aged, it became more difficult fending off the lung illness.
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Bye Bye Beautiful was evaluated by on-track veterinarians after pulling up past the half-mile pole, according to Mike Willman, a spokesman for Santa Anita Park.
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It said it is preparing for the scenario by simplifying the application process and ensuring there are enough trained veterinarians to handle a potential surge in requests.
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After visiting Patches, University of Tennessee veterinarians Dr. Andrew Cushing and Dr. Kyle Snowdon suggested making a 3D-printed mask for the turtle to wear year-round.
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Veterinarians at UC Davis helped the shelter come up with a game plan for the dog, which included setting appropriate housing requirements and swimming for physical therapy.
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It all began last year after Tun Tun Win bought a new phone, and a "chicken doctor", one of the farm's veterinarians, introduced him to social media.
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When she arrived at her temporary home, she was lifted by crane into a medical pool that allows veterinarians easy access to her for checkups and examinations.
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Every cutting-edge medical procedure performed on a sea turtle is a learning experience for the small but dedicated group of veterinarians who treat these unusual patients.
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" Veterinarians have failed to find a cure for Tilikum, the company said, and so their focus is now on keeping him comfortable and creating an "enriching life.
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Local authorities must improve oversight of veterinarians, guide pig farms to step up bio-safety management, and promote the upgrade of the hog industry, the ministry said.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Nearly 11,000 endangered tortoises, found dehydrated and hungry in a house in Madagascar, are being coaxed back to health by a team of U.S. veterinarians.
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During an autopsy veterinarians removed more than 80 plastic bags from the whale's stomach, said Jatuporn Burutpat, Director-General to Thailand's Department of Marine and Coastal Resources.
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A team of primate veterinarians and animal-care professionals, he said, found repeated deficiencies with the agency's third-party animal welfare contractor and a lack of oversight.
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Science-centric positions, such as chemists and veterinarians, rank between 80 and 100 on the spectrum, while jobs such as travel guides and musicians are under five.
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In 28500, the USDA designated 6900 regions across 2628 states as suffering from similar, and sometimes much more severe, shortages of food animal and public health veterinarians.
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With these maps, the farmers and veterinarians who work with them can prioritize lab testing of their animals, and rule out or diagnose locally prevalent issues quickly.
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A pair of black bears with paws badly burned in the Southern California wildfires received somewhat unusual care when they saw veterinarians from University of California, Davis.
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Max's six-month journey to a healthier weight reduced his risk for insulin-dependent diabetes, the most common health problem veterinarians see in overweight or obese cats.
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In his quest for ever-more-peculiar subjects, he visited exotic pet stores, chatted up veterinarians, and joined Facebook groups for teacup pigs and giant African gastropods.
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"I don't want to talk about this anymore," she said, adding that the dogs were examined by veterinarians before and after they were used in the performance.
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Behind them are volunteers from the Rural Veterinary Experience Teaching and Service program, which provides free and low-cost care to horses in areas with few veterinarians.
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Getting one of the two veterinarians on staff to an unconscious deer in the car-dependent borough before the drugs wear off can be tough, he said.
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"We'll be able to leverage off their technology, and the amazing part about it is their company is focused on what's best for veterinarians," Mr. Antin said.
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In some states, such as California and New York, regulators have websites that allow pet owners to search for veterinarians by name and review their disciplinary history.
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The changes in Denmark were achieved through tougher regulations and by removing a financial incentive that had encouraged veterinarians to liberally prescribe antibiotics when farmers requested them.
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I am calling on the California Horse Racing Board to ensure that no horse races until they are examined by independent veterinarians and found fit to compete.
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Most veterinarians would advise that you wait until a dog is between 12 months and 18 months to run, because their bones are still developing at that point.
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Conquer first had to be anaesthetised, a process that involved dripping an anaesthetic agent into the water until he dozed off, allowing the veterinarians to remove the stone.
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The top players are Idexx Laboratories, which does diagnostics for veterinarians, and Zoetis, which was a spin-off of Pfizer and specializes in livestock and pet health care.
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They included cancer experts at NIH and three outside veterinarians: David Dorman of North Carolina State University, Russell Cattley of Auburn University and Michael Pino, a pathology consultant.
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"The scientists and veterinarians are against killing animals without stunning them, calling such actions barbarian," said Cezary Wyszynski of the Polish branch of the animal welfare organization Viva.
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However, the ALDF alleges that these certifications from Petland veterinarians could be a "sham," and that if customers got a healthy puppy it would be by pure chance.
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The company is working with 210 veterinarians in 2000 states, including California, Washington, Colorado, Florida, Illinois and New York, and is looking to bring that total to 22.8.
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After the team's departure, veterinarians tried to treat the elephant, giving him three gallons of saline through an IV, but sadly the effort was too little, too late.
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The new study, published in The Veterinary Journal, shows that animal shelter staff—and even some veterinarians—consistently misidentify dogs, particularly those classed as pit bull-type dogs.
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Many veterinarians I reached out to were unwilling to speak on the record about their use of CBD on pets for fear of jeopardizing their licenses and practices.
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Veterinarians have since advised cat owners not to try this cucumber experiment, because it can lead to injuries for your cat and cause an overall lack of trust.
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Veterinarians discovered a rupture in Nero's spine and the French bulldog died not long after arriving at the animal hospital and just minutes after his owner passed away.
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Turn the beat around The veterinarians worked tirelessly to treat him and determine a prognosis -- and before I knew it, the light in Gatsby's eyes began to return.
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She takes issue with Vet On Demand veterinarians not being able to access a patient's full medical history, which she said would better prepare vets taking these calls.
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And while the FDA is not advising owners switch their dogs' diets based on the report, it did recommend owners speak with their veterinarians about their dietary needs.
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They show retired elephants with giant tires to play with, bamboo and big piles of sand to romp on, and experienced handlers and veterinarians to care for them.
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Carella said many veterinarians are hesitant to use CBD products, but her company is working with 40 vets across the country, who are using it in their clinics.
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Similarly, veterinarians in the armed forces perform vital tasks like caring for companion animals of soldiers, treating K-9 working dogs and combatting animal diseases domestically and abroad.
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Technical services vets like Michele Barrett are tasked with managing the health of cows and advising farm veterinarians and dairy farmers on the best uses for Zoetis' products.
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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention released a report in 2018 which found that suicide rates among veterinarians were much higher than those of the US population.
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In October 2017, he approached the city council about repealing the ban and spent months gathering evidence that supported his side from shelters, veterinarians and pit bull owners.
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Horse racing Twenty-seven prominent horse trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors have been indicted in a worldwide scheme to give racehorses performance-enhancing drugs to help them win.
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Combined with evacuated farm animals and others taken to local veterinarians, there were an estimated 1,000 animals that had to be moved because of the fire, he said.
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Some of Utzerath's views are more mainstream ("Glutens have become enemies to all mammals," she preaches), but she also professes some controversial opinions, like her frustration with veterinarians.
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Similarly, Zoetis, a major livestock drugmaker, said on its website that farmers "will see little difference" in its tetracycline feed additives, beyond needing the appropriate paperwork from veterinarians.
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A "one health" approach means uniting the work of medical doctors and veterinarians — and occasionally plant biologists — to search for threats to humans that lurk in other species.
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The CHRB report recommended establishing strict statewide criteria for canceling racing based on weather and surface conditions and a requirement that trainers and attending veterinarians receive continuing education.
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The news came as one major hospital, Toronto's Michael Garron, launched an online donation drive, asking veterinarians, dentists and others to donate gloves, goggles, surgical masks and more.
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Jeffrey Walters, an official with NOAA's wildlife management and conservation branch, said NOAA veterinarians determined that there was nothing more that could be done to help the whales.
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They range from everyday citizens with an urge to volunteer and help, to firefighters, retired military officers, law enforcement officials, medical doctors, nurses, even rescue dogs and veterinarians.
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Personal Health Veterinarians report that nearly half the dogs they see are overweight or obese, although only 17 percent of owners acknowledge that their pets are too fat.
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Gavin Newsom weighed in on the now 29 horse deaths at Santa Anita Park, calling for a moratorium on racing there until horses are evaluated by independent veterinarians.
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Veterinarians immediately sedated, bathed and shaved the feline to remove the remaining oil, then hooked him up to IV fluids to flush out the remaining oil in his system.
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Ayers attributed the success of veterinarians to the growing number of people who love their pets and are willing to pay cash, which creates a solid cash flow business.
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Veterinarians at the park have not yet determined the gender of the calf, but said the baby and its mother Takara are in good shape and being monitored closely.
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Though veterinarians at Louisiana State University's School of Veterinary Medicine said he was otherwise fine, as you might expect, he was having some trouble moving with just two legs.
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Median annual pay: $90,420Projected job growth through 20760: 19% As the healthcare workers and doctors for animals, veterinarians diagnose and treat medical issues in pets, livestock and other animals.
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Because man's best friend needs exercise as much as you do (obesity among pets is a real issue, veterinarians can attest), you have an obligation to get them moving.
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Angell veterinarians have "removed all manner of objects from the bellies of pets, from guitar strings and wristwatches, to safety pins, diamond rings, perfume bottles and more," reports MSPCA.
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Then, it's up to veterinarians, armed with a slew of antibiotics, analgesics, sedatives and nutritional supplements, to figure out the best way to treat the sick or injured animals.
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Law enforcement officials in Massachusetts are working with veterinarians to get ahead of what could be a growing problem: People taking opioid drugs that were prescribed to their pets.
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Now, that dog — Maverick, a 2-year-old German Shepherd — is being cared for by veterinarians in Boston while his owner sits in jail facing felony animal cruelty charges.
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The New York Pet Welfare Association, a group representing pet shops, dog breeders and veterinarians, sued to block the law, fearing it could force many members out of business.
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Many factors may contribute to the need for more food animal and public health veterinarians in certain areas, but there's one factor that undoubtedly plays a role: student debt.
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There are just three veterinarians in all of southern Dallas, making it difficult for pet owners to find care or get their pets spayed or neutered, Mr. Brodsky said.
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In the FDA's reports, pet owners and veterinarians said dogs that ate these bones experienced blockages in the digestive tract, choking, cuts, vomiting, diarrhea and in extreme cases, death.
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On Tuesday, the flamingo, known for her adorable dancing, was euthanized by Busch Gardens veterinarians after being severely injured by a visitor to the park, reports The Associated Press.
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The pet parent of a sick dog, he set out originally to build something like "Zocdoc for pets," he said, to help people find and schedule appointments with veterinarians.
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Given that so many of our modern pathogens cross disciplinary boundaries, do we need more doctors working with veterinarians, more biomedical experts collaborating with social scientists, and so on?
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On Monday, they rounded up Navarro and 26 other trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors and charged them, in a series of indictments, with doping racehorses and cheating the public.
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Veterinary practices providing end-of-life care are an an obvious market for pet cloning services, since these veterinarians serve clients who are staring into the abyss of loss.
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Veterinarians at the track determined that her injuries were so severe that she had to be euthanized, and she was killed in front of thousands of spectators and cameras.
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Sailors and veterinarians tended to the dolphins during the entire flight — continually spraying the exposed tops of their bodies with water so that their skin would not dry out.
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The CHRB report comes the day after U.S. prosecutors criminally charged 27 trainers, veterinarians, drug distributors and others in a wide-ranging scheme to drug horses and cheat bettors.
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The veterinarians suspected that the animal's newfound resistance to insulin might have been caused by Cushing's disease, an endocrine problem triggered by too much of the stress hormone cortisol.
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In March, American and Canadian veterinarians removed a tumor from Patches's head that was so large they had to carve out as much as 70 percent of her skull.
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The incident comes a week after another horse, 3-year-old Truest Reward, was hurt on the training track and veterinarians decided to euthanize the horse on December 26.
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The venue will have a record number of veterinarians on hand to examine each horse thoroughly before it is allowed to compete and quickly respond to injuries, officials said.
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Beginning Friday, the Scottsdale facility will temporarily close to bring in veterinarians, pathologists, water quality experts and animal behavior specialists to reevaluate the facility, according to CNN affiliate KNXV.
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Most of the cat clips used in the study were sourced and cropped from YouTube or were sent in by veterinarians, but Luke and Sylvie also made guest appearances.
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Read More:9 signs your dog doesn't like you, even if you think they do12 of the strangest dog behaviors explained13 important things veterinarians wish all pet owners knew
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Yet some countries in West Africa may struggle to implement the new approach in the near future amid a shortage of veterinarians and domestic financing, the WHO official added.
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One of the first officers to be trained in the animal police force, Sergeant Smit says he has learned most skills through talking with veterinarians, farmers and other experts.
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Given the relatively small, selective sample, it's possible these findings aren't generalizable to veterinarians across the U.S.Tenney and her team have already created an online education course for veterinary providers.
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"While the official cause of death will not be determined until the necropsy is completed, the SeaWorld veterinarians were treating a persistent and complicated bacterial lung infection," SeaWorld said Friday.
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Veterinarians usually offer free or low-cost trimmings all year long, but you can maintain nails at home with any of the paw care products on the market right now.
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Purina and their team of veterinarians, food scientists and nutritionists, many being pet parents themselves, understand this protective urge and abide by the belief that every ingredient has a purpose.
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Scherer consulted with numerous local veterinarians and her partners at Nora's Ark Wildlife Rehabilitation Center before deciding to let young Boo's leg develop without the aid of splints or casts.
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Veterinarians noticed that the euthanasia drug seemed to be losing its effectiveness, and soon realized that the dogs had developed a resistance to it by eating it in their food.
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"Today our veterinarians gave our furry new arrival a quick health check of its body condition, eyes, teeth, ears and weight," Perth Zoo keeper Marty Bolan said in a statement.
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Côté believes that a fine line exists: Veterinarians can point out owners' inappropriate behaviors to them, but can't reprimand an owner or vent to them and expect a positive outcome.
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About 300 dogs and puppies on Friday were already in a new temporary shelter, where 10 veterinarians and 39 volunteers and staff members with the A.S.P.C.A. were caring for them.
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Rescuers turned her over to veterinarians at Vets 4 Life, a pet clinic in Pikermi just west of the coastal resorts of Rafina and Mati, sites devastated by the blaze.
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About ten years ago, British veterinarians discovered an unlucky family of King Charles Spaniels whose male pups sometimes came down with a mysterious set of maladies before their first birthday.
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Change could come soon to California, which appears ready to pass the nation's first law giving veterinarians the legal cover they need to answer questions about using cannabis for pets.
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If you suspect your dog may be sick, veterinarians say the best course of action is to give your pooch lots of water and ensure they have time to rest.
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Because veterinarians are trained mainly in Western medicine, Asian vets outside of China mostly received formal acupuncture training after Western universities and veterinary associations introduced it about two decades ago.
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Livestock producers and pet owners should work with their veterinarians to maintain regular tick prevention and report any unknown tick species to their local department of agriculture, the CDC advises.
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"As soon as staff (was) able to get the male tiger into a secure location veterinarians rushed to care for Baha, but unfortunately she had already passed," the zoo said.
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The elephant was euthanized after suffering from a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis and after veterinarians failed to find an alternative method to treat it, according to the Associated Press.
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Lyme disease is caused by a bacteria transmitted when an infected tick bites a human or animal (as veterinarians know, Lyme disease is a big problem for pets as well).
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Earlier this year, an on-site investigation by National Geographic discovered that veterinarians were cutting legally mandated microchips out of the tigers, and that several animals had inexplicably gone missing.
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It sees potential in offering veterinarians a different way of working, too, by giving them a platform to sell their services on demand — via its web- and app-based marketplace.
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Beveridge's alleged 2014 incident was not reported to law enforcement because according to state law, veterinarians aren't required to report these deaths to police, a Middletown Police official told PEOPLE.
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"From a global perspective, there's been an increase in demand for the expertise that veterinarians provide to society," said Dr. Christine Jenkins, the company's chief medical officer for U.S. operations.
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Although the pet had been cleared for flight by two veterinarians previously, Lufthansa said a bleeding scratch on the dog's nose, among other precautionary reasons, prevented his flight that day.
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Prosecutors unsealed four indictments Monday that accuse 27 people -- horse trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors -- of carrying out separate but related conspiracies to covertly provide performance-enhancing drugs to racehorses.
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A special panel of veterinarians and racing officials rejected 38 horses as unfit to run over the final six days of racing here, according to the California Horse Racing Board.
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Overweight dogs rarely develop this form of diabetes, veterinarians say, though large breeds often face joint injuries from excess weight, while smaller ones can have breathing difficulties if airways collapse.
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Forest rangers are closing in, with teams of sharpshooters, veterinarians and specially trained elephants converging on the area in the eastern part of Maharashtra state where she has been hunting.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it's temporarily easing restrictions on veterinarians to allow them to more easily use telemedicine to treat pets during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Other elephants were quickly cleared from the area to allow caretakers to safely pass through, though veterinarians found that M'Dunda had already passed away when they arrived to the scene.
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Dr. Nidish Bharadwaj, one of the hospital's veterinarians, said in an interview that he has tried to feed raptors a mixture of cheese and soybeans, but it is not enough.
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Veterinarians in South Africa began training the six rhinos three months ago to prepare them for the trip, said Janine Raftopoulos, head of corporate communications for South African National Parks.
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If the pain results from ligament damage, veterinarians sometimes try nonsurgical reconstruction with injections that increase the blood supply to the area where a damaged ligament attaches to the bone.
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That&aposs largely because of Aditya Mukarji, a student who launched his campaign after seeing a video of two veterinarians trying to remove a plastic straw from a turtle&aposs nose.
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She got to know veterinarians and fellow animal activists, and eventually applied for a position on San Francisco's Animal Control and Welfare Commission (she was appointed, and served for 6 years).
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The 26-year-old athlete broke the news on Instagram revealing that the dog, Beemo, died after veterinarians discovered a previously unknown birth defect that he says couldn't have been helped.
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In a statement, the ministry also said it was reinforcing the inspection of meatpacking plants that export products to Europe by hiring 300 veterinarians to work alongside federal food safety inspectors.
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Ollie, a Shetland sheepdog was scheduled to be put down in DoveLewis Animal Hospital in Portland, Oregon, after multiple veterinarians could not figure out what was wrong with the sick pup.
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"Veterinarians say after a dog is in a kennel environment for an extended period of time, there's certainly going to be an adjustment period when the dog gets out," Campau said.
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Veterinarians from the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago sent the team a dark red and purple mass that was removed from the armpit of a 22-year-old male naked mole rat.
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Veterinarians who performed the necropsy could not determine the gender or precise size of the dead cat because other animals had fed on the carcass by the time rangers reached it.
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After a quick, initial check-up, veterinarians determined that Bellini was male, but that classification changed when doctors went to neuter the cat a few weeks after his arrival, reports BBC.
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Researchers in Israel, including veterinarians, collected samples of poop, skin, fur, and feathers from over 200 animals across 42 species who lived in one of eight petting zoos in the country.
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Yellowstone grizzly bear may lose threatened status Since being rescued, veterinarians, biologists and ophthalmologists have been working on the bear round the clock to heal his wounds and minimize his pain.
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"Mongolian Groom sustained an injury in the Breeders' Cup Classic today and was immediately attended to by an expert team of veterinarians," Breeders' Cup spokesperson Jim Gluckson said in a statement.
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No one knows exactly how many police dogs suffer from such overdoses, because there is as yet no national database, a situation the University of Illinois veterinarians are trying to correct.
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"Immediately upon receipt of the signed and notarized affidavits from the veterinarians, we agreed that the charges should be dismissed," Margaret Scott, a prosecutor in Waterford Township, said in an email.
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Dedicated veterinarians, in concert with ranchers and farmers, work full-time to keep animals healthy — but we need federal resources to prevent future catastrophes and improve our ability to fight outbreaks.
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About 80 percent of veterinarians who completed their three years in 2016 said they would stay in their communities, providing veterinary care to local ranchers and farmers for years to come.
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While PTSD is not well understood in dogs, veterinarians, dog trainers, and specialists at Lackland Air Force Base agree that dogs show symptoms of combat stress as much as humans do.
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The humans wills return at the end of the day to retrieve their pets from PETA's veterinarians, who regularly take their buses to rural and low income areas across southeastern Virginia.
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Jason Servis, above, the trainer of Maximum Security, who was disqualified as the winner of last year's Kentucky Derby, was charged along with two dozen other trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors.
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Veterinarians working for certain feedlots — industrial-style farms where chickens, pigs and cattle are fattened — seem more than happy to continue writing prescriptions for antibiotics that end up in livestock feed.
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Unlike the extensive national records kept on doctors and nurses, there is no comparable data repository to track problematic veterinarians, and state review boards rarely put sanctioned practitioners out of business.
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The idea of "fear free" veterinary care, intended to address not just the physical health but also the emotional well-being of animals, goes back 0003 or 40 years, veterinarians say.
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Government inspectors and veterinarians show up to monitor the killing of the animals and the cleaning of the barns, and their calm, implacable authority only increases the sense of helplessness and devastation.
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For pet-lovers, that might sound like a "no kidding" conclusion—but it also might apply to veterinarians, who make a career of caring for ill pets and communicating with their owners.
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"We will continue to work closely with our suppliers and veterinarians to ensure the ingredients used in our products meet or exceed regulatory safety standards and our high-quality standards," Dunaway continued.
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Fresh from his road trip, Goma will now spend at least a month in quarantine, until his veterinarians and keepers decide he's healthy and ready to play nice with his new troop.
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Kyara, the orca born in April to her mom Takara, was being treated by veterinarians for an infection but her health declined over the weekend, SeaWorld said in a statement on Monday.
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To prevent more koalas from suffering the same fate as Shayne's mom, veterinarians ask drivers to be mindful when they are driving through areas that are home to a large wildlife population.
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Now Pedro is zooming around faster than the average box turtle, and the veterinarians that helped him have another "You'll never believe what I did at work today" story to share forever.
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Central Animal Hospital is one of the few animal hospitals in the region accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), and has veterinarians voted among the top vets in Westchester County.
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Sixty percent of surveyed veterinarians say they feel they prioritize the needs of owners over their animal patients—and more than 30 percent say they always or often feel conflicted by this.
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The number of pet stores, pet-friendly parks, grooming facilities, veterinarians and more were all considered when choosing which cities deserved a spot of "The Best Places to Own a Pet" list.
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A zebra that escaped by running away from a horse-riding club in Japan led police officers and veterinarians in an hours-long pursuit on a golf course, foiling any capture attempt.
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When the zoo noticed that she was unable to move or eat, she was taken for a 30-minute operation where veterinarians fitted a prosthetic wheel on the underside of her shell.
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The FAO officials said African countries should start preparing now to contain the risks of pandemics by training more veterinarians, improving access to clean water and regulating the market before it booms.
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The cohort was made up of dentists, pharmacists, optometrists, osteopathic physicians, podiatrists, and veterinarians between the ages of 40 and 75 years old, 97 percent of whom were of white European descent.
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Currently, the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program (VMLRP) provides loan repayment awards of up to $75,21625 to veterinarians who commit to serving at least three years in a federally-designated shortage area.
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In addition to its gentleness and cost (aquamation for dogs runs anywhere from $150 to $400, while cremation is around $100), veterinarians and pet funeral homes began to market aquamation's environmental benefits.
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She grew up around horses at her father's riding stable in Long Island and has taken several courses and workshops in equine massage Local veterinarians have frequently referred horse owners to her.
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If a tracker spots a sick or injured animal, they send for veterinarians who go tramping into the rainforest to provide medical care — sometimes lugging up to 100 pounds into the bush.
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Veterinarians initially thought the animals' third-degree burns would take up to six months to heal—far too long to keep them in captivity, especially considering one of the bears was pregnant.
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This heavy student debt load can make it financially challenging for veterinarians to work in food animal and public health careers, which typically pay less than companion animal careers in urban areas.
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But she suffered what Patrick Thomas, the general curator of the Wildlife Conservation Society, termed a "retained placenta," and was anesthetized so veterinarians could remove the placenta and cut the umbilical cord.
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NOAA veterinarians determined four of the whales were in grave condition and nothing more could be done to save them, Jeffrey Walters, NOAA's wildlife management and conservation branch, said in a statement.
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The South African government made it obligatory for law enforcement officers to collect DNA samples from every crime scene as well as every living rhino handled by academic researchers, conservationists or veterinarians.
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"Veterinarians can and should offer advice on feeding, not the high school kid at the food store," said Dr. Karen Louis, a veterinarian and owner of Metro East Vet in Belleville, Illinois.
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Dr. Nicholas A. Silverman, a friend who became a Universal Life minister for this event, officiated at Camp Hero State Park in Montauk, N.Y. The bride and groom, both 30, are veterinarians.
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A team of veterinarians determined that he was still lame in his right front foot, an issue that had kept him from training each of the previous two days at Belmont Park.
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The 5-month-old water mammal was transported to the fire station before he was picked up by a team of veterinarians and brought over to their Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.
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Many of them used to survive off scraps from the slaughterhouse, and after it was abruptly shut down, villagers and veterinarians said, some of the strays might have gone mad with hunger.
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Researching new pain medications that are safe for livestock, and making existing medications consistently available so veterinarians don't have to fight to maintain a supply, could make a big difference for those animals.
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She and her group of trainers and veterinarians have been leading research to examine the effect opioid exposure has on the canine members of law enforcement teams and developing best practices for handlers.
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In Australia, veterinarians come across higher rates of alcohol toxicity in animals during the holiday season, either thanks to idiots or because pets accidentally become exposed to small amounts of alcohol laying around.
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Due to the limited number of peer-reviewed scientific studies, some veterinarians are hesitant to recommend hempseed oil, but I have seen success with it in both my patients and my own pets.
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Veterinarians actually aim to spay dogs that aren't planning to be bred before they get their first period, around four to 12 months, explains Ari Zabell, DVM, a veterinarian at Banfield Pet Hospital.
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According to CNN, zoo staff reported seeing Valerio outside his enclosure at around 7am local time, after which a team of veterinarians were able to sedate the jaguar and return him to safety.
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All of the cats and dogs removed from the property have been moved to an emergency shelter by HSUS' Animal Rescue team and are receiving the immediate medical care they need from veterinarians.
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The weird thing is that the reported cases of herpes B are mainly in lab workers or veterinarians who caught the virus from a bite or exposure to infected bodily fluids at work.
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Still, you'll continue to take your pup to the veterinarian, as the company says it is "100 percent partnered with veterinarians," who must be able to see the furry friend in real life.
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Trained veterinarians insert between 10 to 40 needles about a quarter of a millimeter thick into different points along nerve channels that run from the head to the back foot of their patients.
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The Dutch Food Authority on Friday said dozens of veterinarians from across the European Union are taking crash courses in Dutch to ensure the Netherlands has enough inspectors for a no-deal Brexit.
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Justine, played by newcomer Garance Marillier in her feature-length debut, is a vet student from a family of vegetarian veterinarians (her parents, and her older sister Alexia, also attended the same school).
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When the outbreak was first reported on September 11, Petland said it has many sanitation stations in each store and has strict kennel sanitation procedures and protocols put in place by consulting veterinarians.
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A spokeswoman for the Michigan zoo said that people should talk to veterinarians about concerns of EEE in pets, as wild animals are a very different case than domestic ones, the Enquirer reported.
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"The biggest concern is overheating," said Dr. Nelson, who said that veterinarians examine the dogs at each checkpoint, and even conduct random urine tests to check for drugs such as painkillers or stimulants.
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Meanwhile, the WHO committee categorized carfentanil, a synthetic opioid used by veterinarians to restrain elephants and other large animals, under Schedules I and IV of the 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.
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The group drafted a list of alternative options that it said veterinarians should provide to cat owners, like scratching posts, trimming claws, synthetic nail caps or pheromone sprays to help relieve feline anxiety.
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More than 100 volunteers, wildlife personnel and veterinarians arrived at the beach, but rescuers said conditions there and the threat of sharks — enticed by thousands of pounds of flesh — were impeding their efforts.
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Veterinarians also complete a physical exam to assess obesity, feeling over the rib cage by the animal's armpit, "where tissue should be no thicker than the back of your hand," Dr. Linder says.
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A red panda named Hoppy examined during a routine check-up conducted by veterinarians and veterinary technicians and, second left, Harvard medical school student Wataru Ebina, at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston.CreditCreditM.
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"While an evaluation by veterinarians and other third-party experts concluded negligible risk associated with holding the event, we have decided to exercise extreme caution," NPPC President David Herring said in the statement.
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Veterinarians like Alessandro Centinaio, an F.E.I. competition veterinarian for the Global Champions Tour, say that the mere presence of a drop of blood on its own is not a reliable indicator of abuse.
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Authorities, veterinarians and locals who were visiting the beach attempted to save 15 of the migrating cetaceans in shallow waters, however only seven were able to successfully be placed back in the water.
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The zoo said that Vern was recovering well in a post on October 22, but said veterinarians decided to put a cast on his leg because he was picking at the surgery site.
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Stronach said in a statement on Wednesday that a new five-member review team including veterinarians and stewards would have the authority to scratch any horse off the racing rolls if it appears unfit.
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Here are the 10 highest paying jobs in healthcare: Though the BLS includes veterinarians — who earn an estimated $90,420 — in this group, CNBC Make It chose to focus on occupations related to human healthcare.
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The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) says, however, that 40 states have already adopted laws, regulations or guidelines that specifically or implicitly require veterinarians to provide a written prescription upon request in some circumstances.
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In another study by Pomona, California's Western University of Health Sciences, half of dogs labeled as pit bulls by shelter staff and veterinarians actually lacked DNA signatures of breeds commonly classified as pit bulls.
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Veterinarians can prescribe medications that combat fleas and ticks, as well as heartworms; Knox said they can be more effective than over-the-counter products such as flea and tick collars and topical treatments.
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Thousands of dogs in central Virginia have come down with a previously unknown, highly contagious respiratory illness — leaving veterinarians urging pet owners to keep their animals at home to prevent the epidemic from spreading.
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According to the The Guardian , the veterinarians that treated Marium off the island of Koh Libong, in south Thailand's Trang province, believe that the dugong likely died from an infection due to ingesting plastic.
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Studies by toxicology specialists and veterinarians found that chip implants may cause cancer and in rare cases the chip may migrate to other parts of the body or become infected, according to the FDA.
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She said she had to call zoos, rural veterinarians, federal law enforcement authorities and a licensed manufacturer in Canada to find a sample that her office could use to calibrate their drug-testing equipment.
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At the same time, adequate funding for the NAHLN would provide the network's labs with necessary resources to quickly identify diseases during emerging outbreaks, so that veterinarians can initiate a swift and appropriate response.
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"The best part for me has been thinking more globally about health, and thinking about the ways that veterinarians can be involved in things that are larger than just the individual animal," she said.
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The animal eventually broke free of the ropes and chains, and he began wandering nearby villages before veterinarians decided to tranquilize him again, said Tapan Kumar Dey, chief executive of Bangladesh's Nature Conservation Society.
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Online, appointments to PetCoach can be booked in advance, and Petco will also offer digital access to health advice from licensed veterinarians, if care is needed immediately or in the middle of the night.
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Horse haulers like Robinson have gone into places that were under mandatory evacuation, but only once the fires are contained will veterinarians have access to areas that were affected more substantially by the fire.
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It also said it devised a three-month emergency plan for the island, and will coordinate efforts with nine volunteers made up of veterinarians and members of the public, as well as project manager.
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But veterinarians have found that hyperlipidemia in dogs and cats is often secondary to another disorder, like endocrine imbalances, liver disease, diabetes, thyroid disease or kidney disease, all of which can be successfully treated.
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Of course, veterinarians can't be absolutely sure about the infection because it is new, so if you have the virus, or are in an area with many human infections, some precautions might be useful.
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So there was plenty of pushback in 1995 when the government, worried about the rise of drug-resistant infections, barred veterinarians from selling antimicrobial drugs directly to farmers, removing any incentive for unnecessary prescriptions.
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Following their time in the spotlight at the White House, this year's Minnesota-raised birds will head to the "Gobblers Rest" exhibit at Virginia Tech, where they'll be cared for by students and veterinarians.
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She also suggests training for veterinarians to recognize when a client is distressed and how to offer the right mental health support (in the form of a referral; they're not suggesting vets start offering therapy).
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Jene wrapped the small pup in his t-shirt and brought her to the SF SPCA, where veterinarians worked with a company called OrthoPets to make her an ultra-cool, custom set of prosthetic wheels.
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Nearly three-quarters of vets said their veterinary medical school training on opioids was either mediocre, poor, or non-existent, and 64 percent said they hadn't received any additional training since they became practicing veterinarians.
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Veterinarians who examined the elephant before and after death believe the fatal attack was caused by an extended period of stress, heat and humidity, and that he was also suffering from pneumonia and heat stroke.
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Few politicians were convinced by Mr Abe's insistence that he played no part in nudging officials to help the Kake Educational Institution open a college for veterinarians in western Japan, says Takao Toshikawa, an analyst.
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Scheidegger said he favors the use of nitrogen gas as an alternative if lethal injection drugs are unavailable, noting that it is used every day by veterinarians as a way of putting animals down painlessly.
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Silverstrini also said it is important for U.K. veterinarians to familiarize themselves with these disease now that more dogs are being imported from or adopted out of countries that have sand flies infected with leishmaniasis.
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"We are saddened to report that over the past few weeks, Tilikum's behavior has become increasingly lethargic," the company said, adding veterinarians in Orlando were focused on managing the illness to make the whale comfortable.
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The simple truth is that veterinarians carry high student debt loads that necessitate the consideration of financial factors in career decisions, and any cuts to PSLF could render public service careers financially unfeasible for many.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, opportunities for veterinarians are set to climb by some 18 percent through 2026, while roles for vet technicians will rise by 20 percent in the same time frame.
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"There is nothing working today for cats, and if we bring the solution to the market, it will be a significant opportunity for Zoetis and will bring a significant tool for veterinarians," the CEO said.
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As Maximum Security won eight of 10 races and nearly $12 million in purses while passing drug test after drug test, they said, veterinarians falsified records and backstretch pushers promised and delivered cutting-edge chemistry.
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More than two dozen racehorse trainers, veterinarians and drug distributors were charged in a wide-ranging scheme to secretly dope horses and cheat the betting public, according to federal indictments unsealed on Monday in Manhattan.
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Those who are eligible include civilians who live or work in areas considered dangerous; people working in security and emergency services or as civilian security guards; and some farmers, tour guides, veterinarians and registered hunters.
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Interstate transport documents obtained by The Humane Society of the United States show that many veterinarians routinely sign off on forms permitting the shipment of puppies in temperatures ranging from 10 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Some pet owners, manufacturers and veterinarians say that the devices can be a healthy way to strengthen dogs and that they can help produce prize dogs for the somewhat obscure world of canine strength competitions.
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Read more:20 award-winning photos of dogs from 2019's Dog Photographer of the Year competition9 important things veterinarians want every dog owner to knowCan you find the hidden puppy in this holiday brainteaser?
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She cited "tons of small restaurants and so many dry cleaners," along with nail salons, veterinarians, a butcher shop and a gourmet market near her apartment, for which she paid under $323 million in 2011.
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The mother, who has been named Hope, underwent a surgery to repair her broken collarbone, one of the injuries cause by the 74 pellets veterinarians found embedded in Hope's body when they took an x-ray.
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Research in this field, involving veterinarians, physicians, cancer specialists and basic scientists, is leading to improved human health and more rapid access to effective cancer treatment than has been previously possible through traditional cancer research approaches.
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Dr. James M. Anderson, head of the division at N.I.H. that runs the chimpanzee program, said that all of the chimps were found by the veterinarians to be in the sickest category according to N.I.H. standards.
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Call (914) 723-1250 to schedule an appointment with the new Central Animal Hospital veterinarian, Dr. Andrew Olinzock, or one of the other associate veterinarians, and find out about the quality care at Central Animal Hospital.
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In addition to entertainment and games, the weekend will offer care advice from veterinarians, a product marketplace, adoptable animals and an expo within the expo: Repticon, for those who prefer their creature friends coldblooded and hairless.
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This loose change eventually poisoned the turtle's blood according to veterinarians at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University, who performed a lengthy surgery on March 6 in an effort to remove all the coins and save the turtle's life.
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The park isn't happy about the claims, reaching out to a number of publications to state that all the park's walruses get regular checkups from the "onsite medical care team" and are seen by independent veterinarians.
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Everyone at CIMWI has their hands and flippers full, so Shedd, a partner aquarium, is providing the "animal care experts, veterinarians, vet techs and volunteers" working to save these baby animals with some much needed assistance.
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The veterinarians who run the primate center here argue that in making these discoveries, they cause the monkeys as little pain and suffering as they can and that posting their work publicly saves other monkeys' lives.
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For instance, public health veterinarians oversee meat packing plants to ensure that all meat is safe for human consumption and that America maintains its reputation as having one of the safest food supplies in the world.
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Today at Disrupt SF, Rex unveiled technology to help veterinarians provide clinical support at the point on the farm, and predict the genetic causes of problematic traits in their herds, and in the diseases effecting them.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration veterinarians determined four of the whales were in grave condition and nothing more could be done to save them, Jeffrey Walters, NOAA's wildlife management and conservation branch, said in a statement.
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Similar bills are being proposed in state legislatures this year, including in New Jersey and New York, where veterinarians have opposed a measure by saying the decision should be left to pet owners and medical professionals.
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Currently, the biggest concern for veterinarians and other animal health staff isn't pet infections, it's a lack of medical supplies caused by people panic-buying items like masks, gloves, and sanitizers, according to the AVMA website.
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Focused on Croydon, a community south of central London where the disturbing finds were most common, the investigation included post-mortem examinations of cat carcasses found in the area, and involved animal welfare groups and veterinarians.
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Depending on the severity of the poisoning, some eagles survive after veterinarians use chelation therapy, injecting the birds with a drug that binds the toxins in their bloodstream and allows it be removed from their bodies.
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"We've been helped by pediatricians, dentists, veterinarians," he said, as well as by doctors who treat adults and are as out of their depth when the patient is a baby as I am with the elderly.
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Oakland Zoo's elephants are given daily examinations and treatments by animal keepers, along with bi-weekly thorough exams by in-house veterinarians that include foot soles inspections, blood work, and a vitals check, zoo officials said.
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Beyond Connecticut, similar roles have been established in courts at the county level, and Rhode Island enacted a law in 2012 allowing veterinarians to serve as advocates, though the effectiveness of that legislation has been questioned.
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For sure, some animal-borne microbes are not good for us, said Dr. Scarlett Magda, the president of the New York-based Veterinarians International, a nonprofit group that promotes human and animal health through veterinary care.
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Now, though, I'm the happy parent of Max-II, a 6-year-old Havanese who still runs and swims like a puppy as he approaches what some veterinarians consider middle age for a 17-pound dog.
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Veterinarians and other staff separated the cub from his mother, taking him to the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research, where ultrasounds, CT scans and X-ray examinations were administered, along with a stool test.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A 25-year-old Thai sea turtle died from blood poisoning on Tuesday, never recovering from an operation to remove 915 coins from her stomach, thrown into her pool for good luck, veterinarians said.
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Howe recommends that people research reputable breeders by asking friends and veterinarians for references and also checking if the business or family belongs to a dog breeders association to try to avoid supporting a puppy mill.
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CEO Garrett Smallwood, who cofounded the company late last year with two fellow colleagues from the home services marketplace Redbeacon (a startup that sold in 2012 to Home Depot), says Finrise is starting in veterinarians' offices first.
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Veterinarians guess that she subsisted on rainwater and what she could find in the brush of the median, but all agree the fact that Frida survived five weeks stranded in such an dangerous situation is a miracle.
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"It was not our plan to dart him, but the situation bound us," said Tapan Kumar Dey, chief executive of Bangladesh's Nature Conservation Society, explaining that veterinarians were worried the animal would harm villagers and their property.
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Staff is also "actively working with the state veterinarian, the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine, veterinarians from multiple vaccine companies, Virginia Tech, and other local veterinary practices in the management of this epidemic," the center's website says.
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Susan Curtis, executive director of MVMA, said the group will offer continuing education seminars for veterinarians, vet techs, and animal control officers where law enforcement officials will discuss the issue of people stealing drugs meant for pets.
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Worried the Chihuahua was hurt from his encounter with the hawk and his fall back to land, the workers rushed the puppy to a local animal clinic, where veterinarians found that the dog had no broken bones.
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Overall, veterinarians approve of dog triathlons, as long as your dog is in the right physical condition to compete, since the activity keeps canines moving and serves as a great way for owners and pets to connect.
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Average yearly salary: $31,567What they do: Veterinary assistants help veterinarians with office tasks, provide assistance during animal exams, and practice light medical work on animals, such as taking their temperature or placing them on the examination table.
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That means less employment not only in our sector but throughout many parts of rural America; it means less demand for veterinarians, truck drivers, bankers and many others who provide products and services on which we depend.
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In a phone call intercepted by the authorities with one of his veterinarians, Kristian Rhein, Servis indicated that Maximum Security had received a shot of SGF-1000, a compounded drug aimed to enhance performance, the indictment said.
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Manufacturers such as Elanco Animal Health and Zoetis Inc depend on veterinarians to prescribe their drugs, and according to experts, have long tried to stay in their good books by only supplying to pharmacies at their practices.
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By the next day, Kentucky Horse Racing Commission veterinarians had examined the horse, and while they found no evidence of lameness, they also found no sign of a rash, and said he had a bruised heel instead.
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Sometimes, like in Manchester, the advocates argue in court, but much of an advocate's attention is directed at investigative efforts, like reviewing police and medical records and interviewing animal control officers and veterinarians to bolster a case.
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We have a lot of veterinarians on Figure 1 and they can't post, but they'll make comments about [a human case], like, 'This is a similar presentation that happens in a feline,' and people will shoo them away.
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It supplies the instruments, analysts and test kits required to care for an animal, and it also has a livestock related business to provides services for outside reference labs and sells software for veterinarians to run their practice.
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On Thursday the N.I.H. announced that an independent panel of veterinarians had determined that the 44 chimpanzees remaining at the Alamogordo Primate Facility, or A.P.F., in New Mexico were too ill to move, as the facility had contended.
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"I'm extremely proud and thankful for our team of keepers, veterinarians, animal care staff, volunteer medical experts and all staff who have helped facilitate the urgent response," director Dennis Kelly said in a statement on the zoo's website.
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She and a team of veterinarians are working at an animal shelter in hard-hit Livingston Parish, where dozens of dogs who have been displaced from homes are being kept until they can be reunited with their families.
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Some veterinarians suggested that they had heard about patients seeking pain medication for themselves rather than for their animals and have created awareness programs and workshops to help vets address the problem and to watch out for it.
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"If I could say one thing to, you know, veterinarians collectively it would be to be kind to yourself…Get help, and take care of yourself, and reach out to your friends and support each other," she says.
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Veterinarians have been lobbying since last year to be granted access to marijuana and hemp in order to conduct research that would better elucidate its effect on pets, and have only recently received some funding to do so.
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The drug has been used at correctional facilities in the United States to execute prisoners and is regularly used by veterinarians, but it is perhaps best known as the substance of choice for right to die advocacy groups.
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Pillay's students are still working to refine the materials that they used and he said he hoped to possibly write a manual that would allow veterinarians around the world learn how to do this process on their own.
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For those who switch veterinarians, either because of a move or by choice, it is important to get a pet's full medical history so that a new vet will have the full picture of the animal's treatment history.
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According to Mads Bertelsen, one of the zoo's two veterinarians, who was present when the giraffe was born and when it died, the name was an homage to a well-liked contractor responsible for collecting the zoo's trash.
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Athena, a 2-year-old of the same breed, was evacuated to the United States last year after American veterinarians who had been sent to assess the program in Jordan discovered she was severely emaciated, the report said.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom of California called on Tuesday for a moratorium on racing at Santa Anita Park until the horses are evaluated by independent veterinarians, after the thoroughbred death toll at the track reached 29 since Dec. 26.
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Harambe's sperm will likely go into a collection of samples taken from gorillas and other animals that are preserved in liquid nitrogen and typically viable for hundreds of years, said the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians Director Robert Hilsenroth.
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Testing for African swine fever is important because its symptoms can resemble those for diseases already in the United States, such as porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, said Tom Burkgren, executive director for the American Association of Swine Veterinarians.
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This is basically a debate about harm reduction: If we want to reduce the net suffering of cats as much as possible, is it more effective to ban declawing or to leave it up to the discretion of veterinarians?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's system for inspecting live animals destined for export could be strained by a surge in requests and a possible shortage of veterinarians if it leaves the European Union without a deal, the government said on Monday.
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Veterinarians expect the arrival of the cub to occur in the next three weeks, so you may have a little waiting ahead of you — but you still get to look at an adorable panda 24/7, so no complaining.
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As a result, veterinarians are reluctant to even discuss marijuana, which remains illegal under federal law, over concerns of putting their professional licenses at risk, said Dr. Jeffrey Powers, chair of the American Veterinary Medical Association's subcommittee on cannabinoids.
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While veterinarians don't know precisely what caused this particular cluster, outbreaks are generally more common in in situations where dogs are kept in close quarters, such as in shelters or boarding facilities, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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For instance, an Animal Pest, Disease and Disaster Prevention and Response Program would increase coordination between on-the-ground veterinarians, state officials and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to marshal adequate resources at the first sign of an outbreak.
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In one of four breeding centers, veterinarians and other staff members follow strict rules to keep the young lynx both protected from germs and fearful of people, ahead of its release into the wild after one year in captivity.
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A team of pilots, veterinarians, research scientists and animal handlers moved eight cows and one bull from Michipicoten Island to the Slate Islands some 80 miles away, where the government hopes the animals will have a chance to repopulate.
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But in 2016, an Idaho-based vet, Dr. Marty Becker, branded the approach, starting a company called Fear Free that certifies veterinarians, veterinary technicians, other staff members and even whole practices after up to 40 hours of online training.
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While FEMA will always be able to surge and meet the demands of virtually any natural or manmade disaster, they could not do it without these specialized teams of every day Americans, firefighters, doctors, nurses, veterinarians and yes, dogs.
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So if you love your pets even half as much as I love mine, you should be willing to keep them lean or, if they are already too chubby, take the steps veterinarians recommend to help them trim down.
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According to a member of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians quoted by AP, "just a little bit short of a hazmat suit" is used to handle the drug when it's being prepared as a sedative for animals such as elephants.
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I was working with veterinarians who weren't mathematicians, and I was explaining to them how set theory worked — permutations, combinations — and one of them said, 'Oh, so if you take this one, this one, and this one, you've got a set?
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"When animals are in a new environment, their biggest problem is obedience so what a lot of zookeepers and trainers and veterinarians use is a little hypnosis," he says, using a silver necklace to move the bird's head back and forth.
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The ASPCA was sheltering the animals in an 80,000-square foot (7,432 square m) warehouse in the central part of North Carolina, where about 90 people were taking care of them and 10 veterinarians have started medical examinations, Krause said.
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In recent years, though, doctors have found convincing evidence that low doses of ketamine, a drug used by doctors and veterinarians for its anesthetic properties and by sensation-seekers for its psychedelic effects, might represent an genuine advance in treating depression.
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The two will take a victory lap at their new permanent home at Virginia Tech's "Gobblers Rest" exhibit, where, per the White House, they will be cared for by students and veterinarians in the university's Animal and Poultry Sciences Department.
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Veterinarians working with a California Department of Fish and Wildlife research lab treated the pair of bears and the young mountain lion with grafts of tilapia scales last month and released them a week ago, officials said in a statement.
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And after raising funds to support intrepid expeditions into the remote forest (Badani and her team spent three hours pushing their car out of a muddy river), Badani's four-person team, comprised of veterinarians and biologists, ventured into the wilderness.
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But for now, one of the most effective tools in the fight against the trade remains tip-offs from the public and veterinarians — which Boyden says are the source of 90 percent of seizures of illegally landed dogs in London.
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The 28-acre school, launched in 210 and led by primatologist Dr. Signe Preuschoft and her Indonesian team of 19 staff members, including animal caretakers, behavior experts and veterinarians, is located in East Kalimantan, right in the middle of Borneo's rainforest.
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Veterinarians at Michigan…Read more ReadThe team expects that these dressings could be used not just for nasty cuts and scrapes, but more difficult-to-treat skin injuries like ulcers, and the design could be modified for other medical purposes.
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As it turns out, lots of veterinarians recommend that you protect your cat or dog from the sound of fireworks during Fourth of July weekend, and most of them noted that seizures were one possible reaction to the stress of overstimulation.
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Dr. Thomas F. Meyer is the President of the AVMA, which was founded in 85033 and represents more than 89,000 member veterinarians worldwide engaged in a wide variety of professional activities and dedicated to the art and science of veterinary medicine.
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"Veterinarians concluded that the elephant's death was caused by the hot temperatures which caused stress, shock, high blood pressure and a heart attack," Angkor Elephant Company owner Oan Kiri told the AFP at the time, according to the Washington Post.
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Veterinarians tell of dogs who took refuge in hiding places so tight that they got stuck, who gnawed on door handles, who crashed through windows or raced into traffic — all desperate efforts to escape inexplicable collisions of noise and flashing light.
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I told myself that we were being responsible by providing good nutrition, safe cages, skilled and caring caretakers and veterinarians for the animals — and, crucially, that what we stood to learn outweighed any momentary or prolonged anguish these animals might experience.
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If the tax were removed, the 37 percent of the appropriated funds currently used to pay the withholding tax would be readily available to help place more veterinarians in high-need areas, better utilizing the funding that Congress has provided.
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"If private veterinarians or government agencies were aware there was something going on in the pet and deer population and didn't report it, that's the example of the breakdown I've just been venting about," Mr. Putnam, the state agriculture commissioner, said.
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They include insurance agencies (there are over one thousand using Zipwhip including Allstate, Farmers, and many independents); car dealerships; the broadcaster CBS whose radio stations are using Zipwhip; and staffing companies fitness gyms, dentists offices, veterinarians, title companies and credit unions.
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It lobbied statehouses and regulators and went public with some of the sport's dirtiest laundry to try to shame horsemen, veterinarians, politicians and regulators into treating thoroughbreds like athletes rather than commodities filled with a smorgasbord of anti-inflammatories and painkillers.
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But CNN has seen a number of Emirati social media posts featuring pet cheetahs in recent weeks, and veterinarians told CNN they've treated dozens of cheetahs in private captivity, though they said numbers have gone down over the last several years.
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Common-sense care "At Petland all decisions relating to the use of antibiotics is determined by each of our store's independent, licensed, consulting veterinarians who are responsible for examining each of our puppies and determining any medical treatment," Kunzelman said.
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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Britain's system for inspecting live animals destined for export could be strained by a surge in requests and a possible shortage of veterinarians if it leaves the European Union without a deal, the government said on Monday.
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New York City's metro-area veterinarians have begun to warn dog owners en masse about a dangerous strain, known as the H33N2 virus, which has infected three dozen pets in Brooklyn, as well as a handful in Manhattan, reports ABC News 7.
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"If we are going to develop successful strategies to reduce the impact and spread of antimicrobial resistance the scientists, clinicians, veterinarians, policymakers, and members of the community will have to work together to address the problem from a One Health perspective," she said.
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"Because we have not yet determined the nature of this potential link, we continue to encourage consumers to work closely with their veterinarians, who may consult a board-certified veterinary nutritionist, to select the best diet for their pets' needs," Solomon said.
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"[Veterinarians] know basic nutritional needs, and if your pet has medical concerns that can affect their diet," she explains.. Vets can also keep track of your pet's changing needs and advise what food is best as they reach different stages of life.
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The dog was dropped off at the Paws 2 Help animal clinic in West Palm Beach on Saturday by two women, and veterinarians immediately worked to save her (the women, the story said, gave multiple conflicting accounts about who bound the pup's snout).
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The team, which includes one AI researcher at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and another AI researcher at the Stanford Natural Language Processing Group, says it's targeting veterinarians first, as they're unfettered by the same regulations as apply to doctors who treat people.
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Veterinarians at Michigan State University say they were able to save the life of a one-year-old Rottweiler named Stella who had been horrifically burned, thanks in part to an innovative technology that uses fish skin to help the body heal itself.
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Since the federal government still bans cannabis as a controlled substance - and U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to get tough on marijuana - many veterinarians have been warned by their state professional licensing boards not to mention it as a treatment option.
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Chris Mendiola of Southlake, Texas, discovered the answer the hard way late last year after posting Facebook pics of him and his rescue pit bull, Bear, sporting matching tattoos of a universal symbol veterinarians use to mark pets that have been neutered.
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"Both owners and veterinarians are clearly able to recognize many behavioral changes in cats which relate to pain," Daniel Mills, a Professor of Veterinary Behavioral Medicine at the University of Lincoln and a co-author of the study, said in a statement.
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The deaths were due to salt poisoning after the animals drank water with a high salinity upon arriving in their new environment, preliminary investigations by Kenya Wildlife Service veterinarians found, according to a statement from Najib Balala, secretary for tourism and wildlife.
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Four times per year, a team of canine handlers, trainers, veterinarians, and other specialists from the 341st Training Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas — the home of the Military Working Dog Program — make the trip abroad to buy dogs.
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Veterinarians, donkey rescuers and donkey defenders gathered recently for the fourth annual Donkey Welfare Symposium at the Cornell University veterinary school in Ithaca, N.Y., to talk about the problems faced by an animal often at the bottom of the ladder of human regard.
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Early on in the documentary "The Dog Doc," one of the veterinarians working at the Smith Ridge clinic in South Salem, N.Y., mentions that each animal who comes into the clinic is blood tested and offered a nutrition plan based on the results.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors said 27 trainers, veterinarians, drug distributors and others, including the trainer of Maximum Security, have been criminally charged in a wide-ranging scheme to drug horses and cheat bettors in the $100 billion professional horse racing industry.
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More poultry flocks will likely fall ill in the coming months, veterinarians said, following an unprecedented outbreak last year that caused more than 48 million chickens and turkeys to die from sickness or because they had to be culled to contain the disease.
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Many pet owners will look to their animal's belly to gauge whether or not they're too chubby, but Jason Nicholas of Preventative Vet told Insider that veterinarians actually use something called the body composition score, or BCS, to figure out if a pet is overweight.
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"The FDA considers products in the isoxazoline class to be safe and effective for dogs and cats but is providing this information so that pet owners and veterinarians can take it into consideration when choosing flea and tick products for their pets," the statement said.
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They deployed red umbrellas to shade him from the relentless sun and buoys to keep him afloat as veterinarians tried to help him eat and gave him medicine, staying in the water with him for 24 hours to try to keep him alive, officials said.
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In the post — which features a photo of Jackson with a surgical patch over his belly and a bandage wrapped around his back right leg — Moore, 34, thanked the veterinarians at Metropolitan Animal Specialty Hospital in Hollywood for their work before explaining exactly what happened.
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The American Association of Zoo Veterinarians said in a letter to California lawmakers in March that while it supported a ban on the use of devices to inflict pain, it opposed the legislation on the grounds that devices are used to communicate with elephants.
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As it turns out, the Atlantis is the only resort of its kind to have an Animal Rescue & Care Facility and employ a full staff of marine mammal specialists and veterinarians, who had the tools and knowledge to nurse Manny-T back to health.
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Dr. Thomas F. Meyer is the President of the American Veterinary Medical Association, which was founded in 1863 and represents more than 89,000 member veterinarians worldwide engaged in a wide variety of professional activities and dedicated to the art and science of veterinary medicine.
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But in June it voted to keep it at Santa Anita as planned after track owners the Stronach Group implemented new rules governing the use of race day medications and hired a record number of veterinarians to examine the horses prior to their starts.
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"One of the big frustrations that I hear from a lot of different veterinarians is people coming in saying, 'I already know what's wrong, I read it on Google, so I really just need you to write me a prescription for this medication,'" Nelson said.
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Science Feedback and other fact checkers deal with a deluge of false images, so over time, YouTube and Instagram have built up dozens of resident food scientists, dermatologists, registered dietitians, OB-GYNs, surgeons, astronomers, veterinarians, and biochemists with specialties in beauty-product quality assurance.
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"It should remain an available option when a cat's health is at stake, but also when a client's health needs suggest they should have their pet declawed and the alternative is abandonment or euthanasia," the non-profit society of 2,000 veterinarians said in a statement.
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Other pet-related data would seem to support this: over a 10-year period ending in 2015, for instance, Brooklyn saw a 200-plus increase in the number of veterinarians in the borough, according to a report by the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
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In a brief but dramatic episode, two lions, two tigers, a jaguar and a bear were reported missing from their enclosures in a zoo in western Germany on Friday, prompting an all-hands search by the police, the fire brigade and a team of veterinarians.
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Katharina Braun, a spokeswoman for the animal welfare organization Four Paws, which has its headquarters in Vienna, said in a statement that the group was "closely monitoring" the situation and was seeking approval from the national authorities to send in veterinarians and wildlife experts.
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Opposition lawmakers have questioned the process by which the government decided to allow a veterinary department to be set up in the special economic zone in southwestern Japan, since the government has not approved such departments in decades for fear of a glut of veterinarians.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - In the two weeks since bird flu reappeared in Indiana, U.S. veterinarians have swabbed the mouths of chickens and turkeys across the country, racing to uncover any more infections and contain the virus before it causes mass death and damage like last year.
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