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Regarding the report by Rovel et al
Specifically,
Last year, the British Parliament passed new regulations under the United Kingdom's 2006 Animal Welfare Act stating that “[n]o dog may be kept for breeding if it can reasonably be expected, on the basis of its genotype, phenotype or state of health that breeding from it could have a detrimental effect on its health or welfare or the health or welfare of its offspring.”
In their recent study, Tomasi et al
I found the recent study
In their discussion, the authors speculated that one factor that may help to explain the high risk of suicide among veterinarians was the fact that “veterinarians are trained to view euthanasia as an
I read with great interest the letter to the editor
I disagree with the suggestion by Moore et al
Moore et al,
We appreciate the recent article by Phillips et al
Under a one-health approach, veterinarians must balance the health and needs of animals, humans, and the environment. In our
The recent report by von Pfeil et al
The report reminded me of a similar situation involving human patients with moderate to severe knee osteoarthritis. For years, total knee replacement was considered so obviously successful for
Given the more than 2 decades since medical use of cannabis in humans was first legalized, it is not surprising that researchers, veterinarians, and pet owners alike are asking whether cannabis is safe or effective in animals.
