[BLOG] Neonatology in shelters? 5 reasons why you should have your staff trained !

Neonatal care for puppies and kittens involves more than just feeding and warmth; it's about creating a robust foundation for their health, growth, and well-being. In this enlightening blog, we explore the top five reasons to equip your shelter team with the knowledge and skills to nurture these vulnerable newborns effectively.

[BLOG] Shelter Sanitation : apply the “clean to dirty” principle

Managing infectious diseases in animal shelters presents a unique challenge due to the constant influx of new animals with unknown medical histories. The "clean to dirty" principle, borrowed from the food industry, offers a straightforward yet effective strategy to mitigate this risk. By organizing shelter operations to start with the most vulnerable or healthiest animals and move towards those most likely to spread disease, shelters can significantly reduce the risk of outbreaks. This approach not only prioritizes the health and well-being of the animals but also streamlines cleaning efforts, making it a critical practice for any shelter aiming to control infectious diseases effectively.

[BLOG] Update : Doc, my queen is giving birth, what am I supposed to do?!?! – Part I (2018)

Embark on a reassuring journey through the essentials of feline parturition with this insightful guide. Discover the significance of preparation and anticipation in ensuring a smooth birthing process for your pregnant queen. Learn about the critical aspects of gestation nutrition and its profound impact on parturition outcomes. Understanding the delicate balance of feeding during pregnancy can prevent potential issues, supporting the queen's strength for delivery and avoiding complications from excess fat affecting uterine contraction

Cat Breeding Genetics: What DNA Testing Can Tell You

A vet's guide to reading cat DNA tests: which results predict, which only shift the odds, breed-specific variants, blood typing, and safe carrier breeding.