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A Shot against Cancer Slated for Testing in Massive Dog Study


The canine clinical trial will vaccinate 800 healthy pets. Stephen Johnston dreams of a future in which humans could protect themselves against all types of cancer with a single shot. As the biochemist envisions it, this prophylactic injection would train the immune system to pick off cancerous cells before they could mobilize into malignancies. The catch: many oncology specialists insist this is scientifically impossible.



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Heroes of the canine world: Meet the doggie blood donors from the bush


Just as humans need blood donors to access lifesaving transfusions, animals also rely on donated blood for their survival in times of need. But in many parts of regional Australia, it can be difficult and expensive for vets to access pre-prepared blood products from animal blood banks — of which there are very few


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Vets say now is the time to vaccinate your horse to help prevent Hendra virus disease


With the arrival of winter, the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) is reminding horse owners of the importance of vaccination to help prevent the deadly Hendra virus in their horses. President of AVA’s equine group, Dr Ben Poole, said that although the Hendra virus can strike at any time, traditionally there are more cases seen during the cooler months.


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New database provides guidance on genetic testing in dogs


A new database provides guidance on the appropriate selection and use of genetic tests in dogs to support dog owners, dog breeders, veterinarians, and others. On May 8, the International Partnership for Dogs announced the launch of the database as part of the Harmonization of Genetic Testing for Dogs initiative.


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Vets urge owners to ensure they have a tick and flea prevention plan in place over winter


The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) is encouraging pet owners to talk to their veterinarian about parasite protection for their pets over the cooler months. AVA President, Dr Paula Parker, said that even during winter, fleas and ticks can remain real dangers, so it’s important to continue treatment all year long.


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Dr Chris Brown goes global with Vet Gone Wild on Animal Planet


Bondi's favourite vet Dr Chris Brown is heading on a global adventure to help save and treat animals in need in new Animal Planet series Vet Gone Wild. The series launched in the US over the weekend and will be airing on Animal Planet Australia in the coming months.


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