Emotional Abuse in Childhood: Key to Self-Loathing
A new study reveals emotional abuse in childhood is a strong predictor of self-loathing and malignant self-regard, more so than other forms of trauma.
Laparoscopic Surgery in Companion Pigs: A Safe Approach
This study evaluates the safety of laparoscopic surgery in companion pigs, providing insights on ovariectomy and ovariohysterectomy.
Addressing Cuts to Autism Therapy Funding in Colorado
The recent cuts to Medicaid funding for autism therapies in Colorado will harm thousands of children. We must advocate for better access to these essential services.
Navigating Therapies for Canine Separation Anxiety
Learn how to address canine separation anxiety through various complementary therapies.
Smartphones and Social Pain: A Brain Activity Study on Social Exclusion
Research reveals that excessive smartphone use is associated with heightened sensitivity to social exclusion at the neural level.
The Future of Veterinary Medicine: Innovations in Animal Care
This blog explores cutting-edge advancements in veterinary medicine and their implications for animal care.
The Complex Relationship Between Love and Psychological Abuse
A new study reveals how different profiles of love are related to risks of psychological abuse in romantic relationships.
Why Good Veterinary Uniforms Matter for Your Practice
Veterinary uniforms play a crucial role in providing comfort and ensuring disease control while conveying professionalism.
FDA Approves Generic Drug for Feline Pain Relief
The FDA has approved a new generic drug product that addresses postoperative pain in cats, providing an effective solution for veterinary practices.
Anthrax Confirmed in Texas Steer: What You Need to Know
A confirmed case of anthrax in a Texas steer raises concerns about animal and public health. Understanding the implications is crucial.