veterinarians
Coverage of veterinarians in the Nexus archive.
- 15 things vets wish every cat owner knew — but most never ask
Veterinarians share 15 essential tips for cat owners, focusing on hidden signs of illness and overlooked care habits critical to maintaining feline health. The article highlights knowledge gaps between veterinary advice and common owner practices.
- Famed Big Bear eagle Jackie remains 'very sick' as malady remains a mystery
Famed Big Bear bald eagle Jackie remains anemic and sick with an undiagnosed condition as veterinarians conduct extensive testing. The cause of her illness remains a mystery.
- Famed Big Bear eagle Jackie remains 'very sick' as malady remains a mystery
Famed Big Bear bald eagle Jackie remains anemic and sick with an unknown condition. Veterinarians are conducting extensive testing to determine the cause.
- 15 things vets wish every cat owner knew — but most never ask
The article outlines 15 common preventable issues in cats identified by veterinarians, aiming to educate cat owners to avoid these problems before they occur.
- Vets warn of 'ticking time bomb' for animal welfare as owners turn to AI instead of professional advice
Veterinarians warn of a potential crisis in animal welfare as pet owners increasingly rely on AI for advice instead of consulting professionals. The concern highlights risks of inadequate care due to non-expert guidance.
- Nashville Humane Association hit by early-morning flood
The Nashville Humane Association experienced a flood in its dog holding area, damaging items like beds and blankets. The team cleaned up promptly, ensuring all animals remained safe and received baths and veterinary checks. The incident highlights challenges faced by shelters operating at capacity.
- Hot pavement, heat stroke: Protecting pets this summer
Veterinarians warn that summer heat poses significant risks to pets, including dangerous conditions like hot pavement and heat stroke. The article highlights the need for pet owners to take precautions during the summer months.
- Vet offices crowding up as screwworm fears grow, but services are limited
A South Texas lawmaker proposed legislation in 2025 to allow teledoc veterinarian services, but it failed. Veterinarians in Texas, already outnumbered, are struggling to meet increased client demands due to the detection of New World screwworm in the state.
- Concerning study finds that PETS are falling victim to Munchausen by Proxy, with vets suspecting their owners cause injuries or fake symptoms for attention
A concerning study highlights that pets are increasingly falling victim to Munchausen by Proxy, a condition where caregivers fabricate illnesses for attention. Veterinarians suspect some pet owners intentionally cause harm or fake symptoms to gain attention.