Dog bites can leave psychological scars that persist long after the body heals. Most people worry about immediate medical treatment after an attack. Research shows emotional and psychological effects can…
If you’re new to creatine, you’re not alone—and you’ve probably got questions. One of the most common supplements for supporting energy, strength, and lean muscle growth, creatine is both safe…
Collagen is a key protein that makes up nearly 30% of the body’s total protein. It helps keep your skin, bones, joints, and tissues strong. After your mid 20s, the…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0024″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 24 Dental and Oral Diseases Alexander M. Reiter and Maria M. Soltero-Rivera Abstract This chapter deals with common dental and oral diseases in the domestic…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0049″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 49 Population Wellness: Keeping Cats Physically and Behaviorally Healthy Brenda Griffin Abstract While feline practitioners are usually well-versed in the creation of wellness programs tailored…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0025″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 25 Dermatology Abstract This chapter focuses on the diagnostic approach and treatments for common feline skin diseases encountered in clinical practice, such as pruritus, scaling…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0001″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 1 Understanding the Cat and Feline-Friendly Handling Ilona Rodan Abstract An understanding of the cat, its stressors, and how we can improve experiences for both…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0032″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 32 Ophthalmology Christine C. Lim and David J. Maggs Abstract Ophthalmology is an important area of feline medicine due to the frequency of ocular disease…
section epub:type=”chapter” id=”c0048″ role=”doc-chapter”> Chapter 48 Care and Control of Community Cats Brenda Griffin Abstract In many countries, there are a substantial number of unowned cats in addition to pet…
