Month: January 2025

Talking with Pussy: A Companion Book for Cat Owners from the Nineteenth Century

In 1895, cat-lover and self-asserted feline linguist Marvin R. Clark gifted the world with the powerhouse that is Pussy and Her Language. While the name might raise a few eyebrows today, Clark’s motivations were altruistic and motivated by his love of the species. With this work, he promoted the idea […]

Impact of growth rate on the welfare of broilers

Selection for the more efficient production of broilers has resulted in rapid growth rates. The aim was to review the existing knowledge on the effect of growth rate on broiler welfare. Genotypes with faster growth rates consistently demonstrate poorer gait scores and increased prevalence of disorders affecting their legs than […]

Global radiation safety campaign begins

VET.CT, a teleradiology and specialist consultancy company, has launched a global campaign to raise awareness about the importance of radiation safety in veterinary practice, providing a comprehensive suite of free resources and real-life case studies to support veterinary teams. The campaign champions the health and safety of people and patients […]

Skin cancer in dogs and cats

We all know that skin cancer in dogs and cats can manifest in various ways, often appearing as lumps, bumps, or sores on the skin, which may be red, ulcerated, or bleeding, and which sometimes cause discomfort or pruritus. We also know that there is a wide variation in the […]

When “Forever” is a Deadly Problem

Previous studies have found there are short-term health risks from exposure to concentrations of per- and polyfluoroalkyl chemicals for both humans and wildlife, but there has been limited understanding of the long-term effects of exposure to PFAS – or ‘forever chemicals’ as they are also called – on aquatic ecosystem-dependent […]