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Are you ready to see some crazy stuff?
Are you ready to see some crazy stuff?
Check out this year’s They Ate What?! X-ray contest winner, runners-up, and honorable mentions. New this year: you can score each entry as you go! The entry with the highest average score will be crowned the 2025 People’s Choice!
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What's all the chatter about? A primer on jaw‑opening reflex in dogs and cats
 
What's all the chatter about? A primer on jaw‑opening reflex in dogs and cats
It is important to distinguish between chattering and tooth grinding. Tooth grinding can be seen in both dogs and cats, but it is more common in cats. This month’s column will discuss common causes of jaw chattering in dogs and cats.
Cat declawing now banned in California
 
Cat declawing now banned in California
California has banned elective cat declawing with the signing of AB 867, allowing the procedure only when medically necessary to protect the cat’s health.
 
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Role of pets in mental health supports highlighted in new online resource
 
Role of pets in mental health supports highlighted in new online resource
Developed in response to growing demand for resources, the online hub features educational materials on the science of the human-animal bond, animal-assisted interventions, and mental health guidance for pet owners.
Chocolate toxicity in pets spikes during the holidays, claims show
 
Chocolate toxicity in pets spikes during the holidays, claims show
Holiday sweets can spell trouble for pets‑new data show chocolate toxicity cases surge nearly 40 percent from October through December, with December incidents almost doubling from the month before.
Diagnosis is key to treating canine osteoarthritis
 
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Neuromuscular issues, including degenerative nerve conditions, may mimic the symptoms of osteoarthritis, especially in older dogs. For example, an older Labrador retriever with neuromuscular disease and lameness may be misdiagnosed with OA if X-rays are not taken.
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