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  1. AAHA senior care guidelines for dogs and cats

    Contributor(s):: Epstein, M., Kuehn, N. F., Landsberg, G., Lascelles, B. D., Marks, S. L., Schaedler, J. M., Tuzio, H.

  2. California dog owner awarded 39,000 dollars in veterinary malpractice suit

    Contributor(s):: Nolen, R. S.

  3. Factors contributing to the decision for euthanasia of dogs with congestive heart failure

    Contributor(s):: Mallery, K. F., Freeman, L. M., Harpster, N. K., Rush, J. E.

  4. Genetic counseling for cat and dog owners and breeders--managing the emotional impact

    Contributor(s):: Fowler, K. J., Sahhar, M. A., Tassicker, R. J.

  5. Implications of the human/animal bond for human health and veterinary practice

    Contributor(s):: Glickman, L. T.

    Topics covered are: the role played by the veterinary surgeon in the prevention of zoonoses; the link between animal sentinels and the human population; and pet ownership and human physical and mental health.

  6. Risk factors and behaviors associated with separation anxiety in dogs

    Contributor(s):: Flannigan, G., Dodman, N. H.

  7. Separation anxiety syndrome in dogs and cats

    Contributor(s):: Schwartz, S.

  8. The effect of early separation from the mother on pups in bonding to humans and pup health

    Contributor(s):: Slabbert, J. M., Rasa, O. A. E.

    The separation of young dogs from their dams (n = 20) one litter from each bitch (n=55) at the age of 6 weeks had a negative effect on the physical condition and weight gain of separated pups compared with that of pups with maternal contact till 12 (n=40) weeks. Disease susceptibility and...

  9. Companion animal cruelty: who are the offenders?

    Contributor(s):: Watt, S. L., Waran, N. K.

  10. L-deprenyl for treatment of behavioural and cognitive problems in dogs: preliminary report of an open label trial

    Contributor(s):: Ruehl, W. W., DePaoli, A. C., Bruyette, D. S.

  11. Use of lithium for treatment of canine dominance-related aggression: a case study

    Contributor(s):: Reisner, I.

  12. An overview of types of aggressive behaviour in dogs and methods of treatment

    Contributor(s):: Blackshaw, J. K.

    In 223 cases of dogs presented to a specialist behavioural clinic in Brisbane, Australia, 87 (39

  13. Some interactive aspects between dogs and their owners: are there reciprocal influences between both inter- and intraspecific communication

    Contributor(s):: Feddersen-Petersen, D.

  14. Some practical solutions to welfare problems in dog breeding

    Contributor(s):: McGreevy, P. D., Nicholas, F. W.

    This paper reviews the history of established dog breeds, summarizes current health and welfare problems and makes suggestions for their resolution.

  15. Canine hypoadrenocorticism: part II

    Contributor(s):: Klein, S. C., Peterson, M. E.

  16. Facilitating companion animal death

    Contributor(s):: Lagoni, L., Butler, C.

    This article describes suggested preparation of owners who wish to be present during euthanasia; euthanasia logistics; facilitating owner-present euthanasia, and aftercare of the owners. It is concluded that when euthanasia is skillfully and sensitively planned and performed, the experience may...