One Health

Hi everyone- I am part of a team at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing developing a new measure on self-stewardship, to better characterize the needs and wellbeing of clinicians, including SOCIAL WORKERS! Includes a brief survey (see QR code below) that takes less than 15 minutes. Please share within ... See More

" A One Health system is comprehensive, addressing access to veterinary care and other essential services bonded families need, by fostering inter-professional collaboration. This approach innately requires the alignment of diverse programs, organizations, and industries, ensuring that we work together ... See More

You make a really good point. There is still a lot we are learning about the connection between nutrition and mental health, but it is clear that what we eat plays a major role in how we feel day to day. Highly processed foods and excess sugar can definitely impact energy levels and mood. When we rely ... See More

For feeding, there's no strict rule about dry in the morning and wet at night - what matters most is consistency and total daily calories. Many vets recommend including wet food daily because it supports hydration, which is especially helpful if there are heart concerns. Dry can be fine too, just measure ... See More

The US federal government estimates that in 2025, about 2 million people were diagnosed with cancer and just over 600,000 passed from the disease. About 40% of cancers are the result of preventable causes. Cancer is also the number one cause of death from disease in pets. About half of dogs and a third ... See More

Thank you for the reminder @Candice Hinkle ! For those looking for practical guidance on pet oral health, VCA Animal Hospitals has clear recommendations on appropriate toothbrush types (including finger brushes and soft-bristled pet brushes) and veterinary-formulated toothpastes ... See More

February is Pet Dental Health Month —a perfect time to shine a light on something that’s often overlooked but essential to your pet’s overall health. What tricks do you use to keep your pet's teeth clean? See More

February is American Heart Month and the first Friday of February is National Wear Red Day in support of women's cardiovascular health. Here are some facts from the American Health Association : Cardiovascular disease kills more women than all forms of cancer ... See More

We had a huge loss in our community this weekend, the decision announced by our LASPCA to drastically reduce the number of days the public will be able to bring animals to the shelter. This safety net failure represents a huge failure for people and pets. I posted this, a true statement of what community ... See More