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• Kyjen set to prove pet toy sector is no-brainer for investment

  

  One economic sector that appears to have held up well during the past year is the pet accessory market, particularly pet toys.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 17 Sep 2009
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• Novartis Animal Health launches Onsior - a new coxib NSAID for dogs and cats

  

  Novartis Animal Health has launched Onsior, which it claims is the first and only coxib NSAID for the relief of pain and inflammation in both dogs and cats.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 16 Sep 2009
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• Small animal rehab medicine catches on in the US

  

  Physical therapy and rehabilitative techniques, which have for decades been an intrinsic adjunct of human medicine, have at the same time been largely neglected in veterinary medicine. Granted our patients are usually much less compliant, but can this be…

  By: Peter Beaumont
  Published: 15 Sep 2009
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• Blue Cross links rugs in winter with equine obesity

  

  UK-based charity, The Blue Cross, has challenged the use of rugs on horses during the winter months. It says their routine application is unnecessary and may lead to obesity.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 14 Sep 2009
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• US vet auctions services on eBay

  

  According to a report in DVM News magazine, a US vet is using eBay to bring in additional clients to her recently opened small animal hospital.…

  By: Peter Beaumont
  Published: 11 Sep 2009
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• Animal Health Trust geneticists identify mutation for primary lens luxation in some dog breeds

  

  Geneticists working in the Kennel Club Genetics Centre at the Animal Health Trust, Newmarket, have identified a mutation responsible for the development of primary lens luxation (PLL) in many breeds of dogs.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 09 Sep 2009
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