Coming from a human medicine background this initiative is soooo important. The fields have stood separately for too long and the research needs to be integrated better. Stay tuned for more on this topic!Join us today as we commemorate One Health Day. This is a day to celebrate and emphasize the intricate link between the health of people, animals, and our shared environment. CHF is proud to fund research that not only improves the health of our canine friends but also contributes to advancements in human medicine. Discover more about our commitment to this amazing cause at www.akcchf.org/onehealth.
#OneHealthDay #OneHealth #CanineHealthResearch
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AKC has also revamped their DNA testing. Exciting events happening.
We are proud supporters of this research study!!🐾 New Study Saturday🐾
At Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, CHF-funded researchers are exploring the prevalence of a flatworm parasite in dogs with high-risk lifestyles (exposure to freshwater streams and ponds). Results will improve the recognition, diagnosis, and prevention of this treatable disease in dogs.
Read more about this study here: bit.ly/4fhs23Z.
#NewStudySaturday #schistosomiasis
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The AKC has made a very complete list of Fruits and Vegetables that our canine companions should or should not eat.
Check out the link below, you may be surprised!
Fruits & Vegetables Dogs Can and Can't Eat
www.akc.org
Do you know which fruits and vegetables dogs are safe for dogs to eat? Fresh, frozen, or canned, learn which fruits and veggies to feed and which to avoid.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
ICYMI - interesting read!
Cooler heads prevail: New research reveals best way to prevent dogs from overheating
www.avma.org
New research published in the JAVMA reveals that teaching dogs to voluntarily dunk their heads in water is the most effective method for rapidly cooling them down after exercise.0 CommentsComment on Facebook