Bladder cancer, specifically urothelial carcinoma, is a painful and ultimately fatal disease in dogs that often leads to obstruction of urination. Current treatments such as pain relief, anti-inflammatory medications, and chemotherapy can offer temporary relief, but do not stop the disease from progressing, making the need for new therapies urgent. This webinar will discuss research […]
Our new life, ‘down under’ is pretty fantastic for getting out and about; beautiful scenery, less crowds, more space…but (and there’s always a but, isn’t there?) the TV is truly, truly dreadful!
I am penning this article in two parts. The first part is being written in advance of my Westminster assignment; the second part: post-assignment.
The only people watching groups and Best In Show these days are the handler’s assistants and some judges waiting for a ride. It may shock those who weren’t around during the sport’s golden years to hear that exhibitors used to regularly stick around to cheer for their breed in the group. Now, the only people at ringside during groups are judges waiting for a ride, and the enthusiastic, woo-woo cheering people.
Being a breeder is rewarding, exciting, fulfilling, and deeply heartwarming.
So, it’s over. Westminster 150 concluded on the evening of February 3rd before a sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden. The crowd was raucous and excited to be part of this event. They seemed to understand the historic importance of being present a century and a half after the first Westminster KC show was held.
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Know a dog or group of dogs that has made a difference in their community? The AKC Humane FundSM is thrilled to announce that nominations for its 2026 AKC Humane Fund Awards for Canine Excellence (ACE)are open NOW! Building on the success from last year’s awards, the 2026 ACE Awards will again include expanded categories […]
From in HelloNation, featuring Veterinary Expert Dr. Mark Justice of Double J Animal Hospital in Hobbs, NM. Ticks and fleas remain active through the warm months, and their presence can catch families off guard when routines move outdoors. These pests thrive in tall grass, shaded soil, and areas where wildlife pass through. Even a short walk in a […]
Results from a new veterinary survey titled “Regenerative Medicine in Veterinary Practice: Perceptions, Experience, and Outlook” show strong interest among U.S. small animal veterinary professionals in expanding options for inflammatory diseases in pets. The survey, conducted by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) in collaboration with Gallant, an animal health biotechnology company advancing ready-to-use stem cell therapies […]
