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Ancient Dog Cancer Still Around TodayCategory: Health
Dogs have been man’s best friend for more than 10,000 years, but a new study shows it has been a doggone tough road to get here: their ancestors in the Americas likely came from Siberia, and these early dog populations almost totally disappeared, but not before leaving a cancerous tumor that is still found in their canine descendants today. more |
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Could Your Dog Benefit From Acupuncture Treatment?Category: Health
If you’ve ever wanted to try a safe and effective form of alternative medicine for your pet, consider acupuncture.
Part of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, the act of inserting small needles in certain parts in the body, can offer many benefits to a variety of pets, according to Dr. Daniel Eckman, a veterinarian at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. The needles can be plain or accompanied with gentle currents of electricity, medication, or burning herbs. more |
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Embrace the CrateCategory: Dog Training
Ah puppies, the sweet smell of furry love! Also known as the other bundle of joy. The wiggly bundle we can legally “put away” for a few hours, go out and have a life, maybe even earn a living and not get sent to jail because of it. more |
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We Are Going to SuperZoo 2018!Category: NewsBite
Modern Dog + Modern Cat is heading to Las Vegas for SuperZoo (June 26th-28th) – pet retailers’ favorite event! We’re so excited to see our favorite companies and the cool new products they’re bringing to the market. Check out some of those favorites below! We’re also hosting an event wide ‘Scavenger Hunt’ which will let you visit some of these companies and enter to win a fun, awesome prize each day! more |
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Mammary Tumors In DogsCategory: Health
Many of us know someone affected by cancer. Unfortunately, cancer in the mammary glands (similar to breast cancer in humans) can also occur in both male and female dogs. In fact, mammary tumors are the most common type of tumor seen in intact (not spayed) female dogs.
Dr. Brandan Wustefeld-Janssens, assistant professor of surgical oncology at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (CVM), described some of the clinical signs of mammary tumors in dogs. more |
