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Mother's junk food diet linked to liver disease in offspring
A study carried out at the RVC, London suggests that pregnancy and lactation are not the time to overindulge on fatty, salty and sugary foods as this may cause long-term liver damage to the offspring.…
By: David Watson
Published: 07 Mar 2010
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CVS set to acquire Veterinary Enterprises
'Dog eat dog' is a well-worn saying in business circles. That cliché has a particular bark to it with the news that CVS (UK) Limited is in the process of acquiring Veterinary Enterprises.…
By: David Watson
Published: 23 Feb 2010
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Physician, heal (it) thyself!
US veterinarian, Patty Khuli, who writes a regular column in USA TODAY, has quite an agenda on the subject of human doctors treating their own pets and her piece, headlined ‘Vets pet peeve: When human physicians diagnose animals', is worth a read!…
By: David Watson
Published: 30 Jan 2010
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OCD gene discovered in dogs?
My attention has been drawn to an article in the New York Times which describes how researchers claim to have identified a gene which is shared by individual Doberman pinschers that exhibit the stereotypical behaviour of sucking their flanks.…
By: David Watson
Published: 20 Jan 2010
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CCL model turns swords into ploughshares
Sometimes a subject pops up in one of the specialist discussion groups that merits wider circulation and discussion. I commend for your consideration a piece spotted by LinkedIn member, Jason Canapp, on the subject of ‘Turning Conflict into Conversation'.…
By: David Watson
Published: 10 Jan 2010
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Genetically, humans are closer to horses than dogs
A paper published in Science magazine details the decoding of the entire gene sequence of the domestic horse and suggests that, from a genetic point of view, humans are closer to horses than dogs.…
By: Peter Beaumont
Published: 18 Dec 2009
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