Scientific Articles

Oral cavity disease is the most prevalent diagnosis in both dogs and cats.

Jaw fractures account for 5-7% of all fractures in cats and are frequently caused by car accidents or by falls from a height.

Grooming is a normal cat behavior, involving licking and nibbling of the hair and skin, and facial rubbing with the forepaws.

Oral cancer is frequently encountered in both feline and canine patients; dogs are more often affected than cats...

The incidence and severity of many oral problems (e.g.periodontal disease) increase with age; however young animals can also suffer from oral or dental disorders.

Puppies are less well developed at birth than many other species, and high mortality rates are not uncommon in the first two weeks of life.

Nutritionists and veterinarians have been interested in dietary fiber as a component of pet foods or as a supplement for many years.

Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a small, non-enveloped virus consisting of a spherical capsid...

When should a cat be fed? Basically, as soon as possible!