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  1. A massive 2021 outbreak of leptospirosis—a severe bacterial disease that can cause acute kidney injury—sickened over 200 dogs linked to daycare facilities in Los Angeles County.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #InfectiousDiseases #PublicHealth #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/vet05272601

  2. Veterinary student and interested in feline science? Join our team of volunteers today. We have exciting opportunities for authorship! #vetmed #veterinary #vetsci #veterinarymedicine #cats #pets

  3. 🐕🧠 Researchers at #Texas A&M University analyzed #data from 43,000 #dogs, finding that 84% show signs of #anxiety.

    Led by Bonnie Beaver, the #study identifies triggers like loud noises and strangers. Recognizing these behavioral cues during vet visits helps owners support pet #health and prevents fear from escalating into chronic #stress.

    👉 futurity.org/dogs-fear-anxiety

    #science #veterinary #pets #research #animals #biology #education #safety

  4. 🐕🧠 Researchers at #Texas A&M University analyzed #data from 43,000 #dogs, finding that 84% show signs of #anxiety.

    Led by Bonnie Beaver, the #study identifies triggers like loud noises and strangers. Recognizing these behavioral cues during vet visits helps owners support pet #health and prevents fear from escalating into chronic #stress.

    👉 futurity.org/dogs-fear-anxiety

    #science #veterinary #pets #research #animals #biology #education #safety

  5. 🐕🧠 Researchers at #Texas A&M University analyzed #data from 43,000 #dogs, finding that 84% show signs of #anxiety.

    Led by Bonnie Beaver, the #study identifies triggers like loud noises and strangers. Recognizing these behavioral cues during vet visits helps owners support pet #health and prevents fear from escalating into chronic #stress.

    👉 futurity.org/dogs-fear-anxiety

    #science #veterinary #pets #research #animals #biology #education #safety

  6. 🐕🧠 Researchers at #Texas A&M University analyzed #data from 43,000 #dogs, finding that 84% show signs of #anxiety.

    Led by Bonnie Beaver, the #study identifies triggers like loud noises and strangers. Recognizing these behavioral cues during vet visits helps owners support pet #health and prevents fear from escalating into chronic #stress.

    👉 futurity.org/dogs-fear-anxiety

    #science #veterinary #pets #research #animals #biology #education #safety

  7. 🐕🧠 Researchers at #Texas A&M University analyzed #data from 43,000 #dogs, finding that 84% show signs of #anxiety.

    Led by Bonnie Beaver, the #study identifies triggers like loud noises and strangers. Recognizing these behavioral cues during vet visits helps owners support pet #health and prevents fear from escalating into chronic #stress.

    👉 futurity.org/dogs-fear-anxiety

    #science #veterinary #pets #research #animals #biology #education #safety

  8. Trocaire College celebrates first graduating veterinary technology class

    WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) — Trocaire College is celebrating a major milestone as its first graduating class of veterinary…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #america #science #technology #TrocaireCollege #unitedstatesofamerica #vettechs #veterinary #veterinarytechnology
    europesays.com/2984953/

  9. CW: CW compassion fatigue

    This episode really kicked me in the feels and then left me with a lot to think about.

    I worked in animal care as a pet sitter and a vet tech and I'm familiar with compassion fatigue. My first job out of school was at an animal shelter and I walked into a situation where all the veterinary staff was totally burnt out and in the process of quitting. I looked at the outgoing lead tech and knew that would be me in a couple of years if I stayed. But I loved that job. But it really did take as much as you were willing to give it, and then some. A move to New Zealand the following year removed that conundrum for me.

    I wonder if this is why I never got a pet while I was in the pet care industry.

    I wonder how compassion fatigue interacts with autistic burnout.

    I wonder if there's parallels to be made with the kind of burn out parents experience when they don't get the support they need.

    Link is to a podcast called Proxy, an episode called "Jane doesn't like her dogs"

    CW for the episode: animal death and suicidal ideation (brief mention)

    iheart.com/podcast/269-proxy-w

    #Podcast #CompassionFatigue #Veterinary #Healthcare #CaringProfessions

  10. CW: CW compassion fatigue

    This episode really kicked me in the feels and then left me with a lot to think about.

    I worked in animal care as a pet sitter and a vet tech and I'm familiar with compassion fatigue. My first job out of school was at an animal shelter and I walked into a situation where all the veterinary staff was totally burnt out and in the process of quitting. I looked at the outgoing lead tech and knew that would be me in a couple of years if I stayed. But I loved that job. But it really did take as much as you were willing to give it, and then some. A move to New Zealand the following year removed that conundrum for me.

    I wonder if this is why I never got a pet while I was in the pet care industry.

    I wonder how compassion fatigue interacts with autistic burnout.

    I wonder if there's parallels to be made with the kind of burn out parents experience when they don't get the support they need.

    Link is to a podcast called Proxy, an episode called "Jane doesn't like her dogs"

    CW for the episode: animal death and suicidal ideation (brief mention)

    iheart.com/podcast/269-proxy-w

    #Podcast #CompassionFatigue #Veterinary #Healthcare #CaringProfessions

  11. CW: CW compassion fatigue

    This episode really kicked me in the feels and then left me with a lot to think about.

    I worked in animal care as a pet sitter and a vet tech and I'm familiar with compassion fatigue. My first job out of school was at an animal shelter and I walked into a situation where all the veterinary staff was totally burnt out and in the process of quitting. I looked at the outgoing lead tech and knew that would be me in a couple of years if I stayed. But I loved that job. But it really did take as much as you were willing to give it, and then some. A move to New Zealand the following year removed that conundrum for me.

    I wonder if this is why I never got a pet while I was in the pet care industry.

    I wonder how compassion fatigue interacts with autistic burnout.

    I wonder if there's parallels to be made with the kind of burn out parents experience when they don't get the support they need.

    Link is to a podcast called Proxy, an episode called "Jane doesn't like her dogs"

    CW for the episode: animal death and suicidal ideation (brief mention)

    iheart.com/podcast/269-proxy-w

    #Podcast #CompassionFatigue #Veterinary #Healthcare #CaringProfessions

  12. CW: CW compassion fatigue

    This episode really kicked me in the feels and then left me with a lot to think about.

    I worked in animal care as a pet sitter and a vet tech and I'm familiar with compassion fatigue. My first job out of school was at an animal shelter and I walked into a situation where all the veterinary staff was totally burnt out and in the process of quitting. I looked at the outgoing lead tech and knew that would be me in a couple of years if I stayed. But I loved that job. But it really did take as much as you were willing to give it, and then some. A move to New Zealand the following year removed that conundrum for me.

    I wonder if this is why I never got a pet while I was in the pet care industry.

    I wonder how compassion fatigue interacts with autistic burnout.

    I wonder if there's parallels to be made with the kind of burn out parents experience when they don't get the support they need.

    Link is to a podcast called Proxy, an episode called "Jane doesn't like her dogs"

    CW for the episode: animal death and suicidal ideation (brief mention)

    iheart.com/podcast/269-proxy-w

    #Podcast #CompassionFatigue #Veterinary #Healthcare #CaringProfessions

  13. CW: CW compassion fatigue

    This episode really kicked me in the feels and then left me with a lot to think about.

    I worked in animal care as a pet sitter and a vet tech and I'm familiar with compassion fatigue. My first job out of school was at an animal shelter and I walked into a situation where all the veterinary staff was totally burnt out and in the process of quitting. I looked at the outgoing lead tech and knew that would be me in a couple of years if I stayed. But I loved that job. But it really did take as much as you were willing to give it, and then some. A move to New Zealand the following year removed that conundrum for me.

    I wonder if this is why I never got a pet while I was in the pet care industry.

    I wonder how compassion fatigue interacts with autistic burnout.

    I wonder if there's parallels to be made with the kind of burn out parents experience when they don't get the support they need.

    Link is to a podcast called Proxy, an episode called "Jane doesn't like her dogs"

    CW for the episode: animal death and suicidal ideation (brief mention)

    iheart.com/podcast/269-proxy-w

    #Podcast #CompassionFatigue #Veterinary #Healthcare #CaringProfessions

  14. Biological invasions inflict significant, measurable suffering—including injury, stress, and behavioral disruption—on individual native and introduced animals globally.
    #InvasionBiology #Conservation #Zoology #Veterinary #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/bio05052601

  15. Biological invasions inflict significant, measurable suffering—including injury, stress, and behavioral disruption—on individual native and introduced animals globally.
    #InvasionBiology #Conservation #Zoology #Veterinary #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/bio05052601

  16. Biological invasions inflict significant, measurable suffering—including injury, stress, and behavioral disruption—on individual native and introduced animals globally.
    #InvasionBiology #Conservation #Zoology #Veterinary #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/bio05052601

  17. Biological invasions inflict significant, measurable suffering—including injury, stress, and behavioral disruption—on individual native and introduced animals globally.
    #InvasionBiology #Conservation #Zoology #Veterinary #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/bio05052601

  18. Biological invasions inflict significant, measurable suffering—including injury, stress, and behavioral disruption—on individual native and introduced animals globally.
    #InvasionBiology #Conservation #Zoology #Veterinary #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/bio05052601

  19. Rising global temperatures and shifting climate patterns are projected to drive rodent-borne arenaviruses into previously unaffected regions of South America over the next two to four decades, significantly increasing the risk of zoonotic spillover to new human populations.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Virology #AtmosphericScience #ClimateChange #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/epi05042601

  20. Rising global temperatures and shifting climate patterns are projected to drive rodent-borne arenaviruses into previously unaffected regions of South America over the next two to four decades, significantly increasing the risk of zoonotic spillover to new human populations.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Virology #AtmosphericScience #ClimateChange #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/epi05042601

  21. Rising global temperatures and shifting climate patterns are projected to drive rodent-borne arenaviruses into previously unaffected regions of South America over the next two to four decades, significantly increasing the risk of zoonotic spillover to new human populations.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Virology #AtmosphericScience #ClimateChange #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/epi05042601

  22. Rising global temperatures and shifting climate patterns are projected to drive rodent-borne arenaviruses into previously unaffected regions of South America over the next two to four decades, significantly increasing the risk of zoonotic spillover to new human populations.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Virology #AtmosphericScience #ClimateChange #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/epi05042601

  23. Rising global temperatures and shifting climate patterns are projected to drive rodent-borne arenaviruses into previously unaffected regions of South America over the next two to four decades, significantly increasing the risk of zoonotic spillover to new human populations.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Virology #AtmosphericScience #ClimateChange #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/05/epi05042601

  24.  Scientific Frontline wrote the following post Wed, 29 Apr 2026 12:12:16 -0700 A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    https://www.sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601.html
  25. Daily #probiotic and postbiotic supplementation in #dogs can significantly enhance both gastrointestinal and dermatological health by promoting beneficial bacteria. This proactive nutritional intervention acts as a preventative measure against skin infections, offering a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
    #Veterinary #Microbiology #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292602

  26. Daily #probiotic and postbiotic supplementation in #dogs can significantly enhance both gastrointestinal and dermatological health by promoting beneficial bacteria. This proactive nutritional intervention acts as a preventative measure against skin infections, offering a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
    #Veterinary #Microbiology #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292602

  27. Daily #probiotic and postbiotic supplementation in #dogs can significantly enhance both gastrointestinal and dermatological health by promoting beneficial bacteria. This proactive nutritional intervention acts as a preventative measure against skin infections, offering a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
    #Veterinary #Microbiology #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292602

  28. Daily #probiotic and postbiotic supplementation in #dogs can significantly enhance both gastrointestinal and dermatological health by promoting beneficial bacteria. This proactive nutritional intervention acts as a preventative measure against skin infections, offering a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
    #Veterinary #Microbiology #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292602

  29. Daily #probiotic and postbiotic supplementation in #dogs can significantly enhance both gastrointestinal and dermatological health by promoting beneficial bacteria. This proactive nutritional intervention acts as a preventative measure against skin infections, offering a promising alternative to traditional antibiotics.
    #Veterinary #Microbiology #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292602

  30. A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601

  31. A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601

  32. A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601

  33. A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601

  34. A global analysis reveals that owned pet cats allowed to roam outdoors unsupervised carry infectious diseases at rates comparable to feral cats, regardless of receiving regular meals, shelter, and veterinary care.
    #Veterinary #Epidemiology #Conservation #Biology #Cats #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2026/04/vet04292601

  35. Favorite consult today: A Chilean blue eagle (goes by other names) with concerns of respiratory disease. I think it may just be fat, but a bit more work will prove this or not. I've never seen one of these up close so, naturally, I'm jealous of my colleague! XD
    Photo is NOT from the consult, Source: Avda on wikipedia.
    #birds #avianmedicine #eagle #veterinary

  36. Favorite consult today: A Chilean blue eagle (goes by other names) with concerns of respiratory disease. I think it may just be fat, but a bit more work will prove this or not. I've never seen one of these up close so, naturally, I'm jealous of my colleague! XD
    Photo is NOT from the consult, Source: Avda on wikipedia.
    #birds #avianmedicine #eagle #veterinary

  37. Favorite consult today: A Chilean blue eagle (goes by other names) with concerns of respiratory disease. I think it may just be fat, but a bit more work will prove this or not. I've never seen one of these up close so, naturally, I'm jealous of my colleague! XD
    Photo is NOT from the consult, Source: Avda on wikipedia.
    #birds #avianmedicine #eagle #veterinary

  38. Favorite consult today: A Chilean blue eagle (goes by other names) with concerns of respiratory disease. I think it may just be fat, but a bit more work will prove this or not. I've never seen one of these up close so, naturally, I'm jealous of my colleague! XD
    Photo is NOT from the consult, Source: Avda on wikipedia.
    #birds #avianmedicine #eagle #veterinary