The Cutting Edge Veterinary Podcast

S3E21. CBD for management of osteoarthritis and seizures in dogs Dec 22, 2025 00:16:36 STUDENTS: Natalya Ratcliff and Amy Peters FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Brielle Rosa PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can CBD help dogs with arthritis or seizures? This episode dives into the latest evidence on efficacy, safety, and drug interactions, plus practical tips for veterinarians navigating client questions. Learn what current research says—and what gaps remain—before considering CBD in your treatment

S3E12. Non-surgical sterilization in cats and dogs Dec 22, 2025 00:11:02 STUDENT: Cathy Dewaal FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Tessa Baker PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Feral cats and free-roaming dogs challenge animal welfare and public health across Canada. This episode dives into non-surgical sterilization—from deslorelin implants to calcium chloride injections—and explores cutting-edge research on gene therapy and immunocontraceptives. Learn what works, what doesn’t, and what’s

S3E15. The impact of mastitis on dairy cow fertility Dec 22, 2025 00:09:47 STUDENTS: Muskaan Tiwari and Jacqui Gironella FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Juan Hernandez-Medrano and Dr. Betty-Jo Bradley PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can mastitis affect more than milk yield? In this episode, we explore its hidden impact on dairy cow fertility through an immuno-fertility lens. Learn how inflammation, cytokines, and endotoxins disrupt reproduction—and what this means for herd health, ec

S3E13. Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) to screen for HCM in cats Dec 22, 2025 00:14:11 STUDENTS: Mariana Flynn and Matthew Tornopolski FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Søren Boysen and Dr. Julie Menard PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Discover how point-of-care ultrasound can help general practitioners detect hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats before it becomes life-threatening. We cover practical screening techniques, key ultrasound markers, and the benefits of early diagnosis for patient care an

S3E20. Artificial intelligence: a tool to address veterinarian burnout? Dec 22, 2025 00:10:30 STUDENT: Sierra Lusson FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Patrick Whelan PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Veterinary burnout is at an all-time high—but AI might offer relief. In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming practice through diagnostic support, telemedicine, record automation, and financial tools. Discover the benefits, risks, and practical applications of AI to reduce stress a

S3E04. The use of bovine appeasing substances in cattle production Dec 22, 2025 00:08:26 STUDENTS: Caith Cameron, Hannah Stark, and Brian Birkenhagen FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. John Remnant PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can bovine appeasing substances reduce stress and improve cattle health? This episode explores the latest research on BAS in dairy, cow-calf, and feedlot systems—covering growth, welfare, and disease management. Learn where BAS show promise, where evidence is mixed, and what v

S3E06. Opioids as premeds in puppies: special considerations Dec 22, 2025 00:10:21 STUDENTS: Abigail Brett and Morgan Hughes FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Brielle Rosa and Dr. Nanci Bond PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION How safe are opioids for pediatric dogs? This episode dives into the benefits, risks, and best practices for using opioids as premedication in puppies undergoing anesthesia. Learn about dosing strategies, monitoring essentials, and practical tips to ensure smooth inductions a

S3E05. Management of diabetes mellitus in cats Dec 22, 2025 00:11:27 STUDENT: Alana Boukall FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Rebecca Jackson and Dr. Imogen Palmer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the latest strategies for managing feline diabetes, from insulin choices and low-carb diets to cutting-edge glucose monitoring and new oral therapies. Learn how tailored treatment plans and proactive monitoring can improve outcomes and even achieve remission in diabetic cats. Prac

S3E18. Can diabetic cats on insulin be transitioned to velagliflozin (Senvelgo)? Dec 22, 2025 00:12:59 STUDENTS: Caitlin Kohrs, Caitlin Sweet and Jasmine Tharagan FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can oral SGLT2 inhibitors replace insulin in diabetic cats? This episode dives into velagliflozin (Senvelgo)—its mechanism, clinical evidence, and practical considerations for transitioning insulin-treated patients. Learn how this once-daily option could reshape feline diabet

S3E08. Lameness in beef cattle on pasture Dec 22, 2025 00:10:16 STUDENTS: Amber Cliffe, Courtney Hewitt, and Jessie Kennedy FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the overlooked challenge of lameness in beef cattle on pasture. This episode covers risk factors, common lesions, diagnostics, and treatment strategies, plus practical prevention tips. Learn how early detection and producer education can improve welfare and profita

S3E16. Antibiotics for aspiration pneumonia in dogs: always necessary? Dec 22, 2025 00:13:22 STUDENTS: Reagan Clark, Keeley Haight, and Kamryn Henderson FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Søren Boysen and Dr. Julie Menard PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Is long-term antibiotic therapy still the gold standard for aspiration pneumonia in dogs? This episode dives into new evidence on diagnosis, treatment duration, and antimicrobial stewardship. Learn when antibiotics may not be needed, how biomarkers and ult

S3E14. Avian emergencies for ER veterinarians Dec 22, 2025 00:14:54 STUDENTS: Lissette Gervais, Hope Krawchuk, and Morgan McLean FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Doug Whiteside PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Struggling with avian emergencies? This episode delivers practical, evidence-based strategies for stabilizing exotic birds in urgent care. Learn triage tips, handling techniques, oxygen and fluid therapy, pain control, and management of common crises like egg binding and clo

S3E22. Stress management and its effects on URT infections in shelter cats Dec 22, 2025 00:17:31 STUDENTS: Tasha Zinke and Angelina Ta FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Nanci Bond and Dr. Rebecca Archer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION How can stress reduction curb upper respiratory infections in shelter cats? This episode explores evidence-based strategies—from environmental enrichment to gentling techniques—that improve welfare and reduce disease risk. Learn what works, what doesn’t, and how to manage high-

S3E17. Critical illness-related corticosteroid insufficiency (CIRCI) in dogs with sepsis Dec 22, 2025 00:11:17 STUDENTS: Gabrielle Jensen and Adam Roth FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Julie Menard and Dr. Søren Boysen PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Persistent hypotension in septic dogs? CIRCI might be the culprit. Join us as we unpack the latest on pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment strategies for this elusive syndrome. From hydrocortisone protocols to the role of fludrocortisone, learn practical insights and wh

S3E19. Urethral obstruction in cats: spectrum of care vs. gold standard care Dec 22, 2025 00:13:28 STUDENTS: Deanna Minken and Sophia Kontou FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Feline urethral obstruction is an emergency—but does every case require gold-standard care? Join us as we unpack spectrum of care for FUO, exploring practical treatment options, communication strategies, and ethical considerations. Learn how to balance evidence-based medicine with client reali

S3E03. Telemedicine in small animal practice Dec 22, 2025 00:14:59 STUDENT: Jana Benade FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Archer PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Is telemedicine the future of small animal practice—or just a passing trend? In this episode, we unpack the evidence, benefits, and limitations of remote consultations. Learn when telemedicine works best, what clients think, and why critical judgment is key. Perfect for veterinarians navigating this evolving tool.

S3E09. The importance of taking work breaks as a veterinarian Dec 22, 2025 00:10:24 STUDENT: Etienne de Jongh FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Jackson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Skipping meals and hydration isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s a hidden threat to veterinary performance and health. In this episode, we uncover the science behind breaks, explore the risks of malnutrition and dehydration, and share practical strategies to protect your well-being without sacrificing efficiency.

S3E02. Diabetes management in cats Dec 22, 2025 00:34:04 STUDENT: Danielle Barry FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Alex Ellis, Dr. Liz Ruelle, and Dr. Rebecca Jackson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Managing feline diabetes doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, we explore practical, evidence-based strategies to make treatment more affordable and flexible, improve owner compliance, and enhance quality of life for cats and caregivers. Learn about monitoring o

S3E10. The long-term effects of CBD oil in cats and dogs Dec 22, 2025 00:07:39 STUDENTS: Melanie Demetrick, Paulina Louwe and Rebecca Wassmuth FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Serge Chalhoub PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can CBD improve pain, anxiety, and seizure control in pets? This episode dives into the latest evidence on cannabidiol use in dogs and cats—covering safety, dosing, and clinical applications for osteoarthritis, epilepsy, and oral inflammation. Learn what veterinarians nee

S3E07. Can nasal dilator strips prevent EIPH in horses? Dec 22, 2025 00:13:43 STUDENT: Kaitlyn Busson FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Renaud Léguillette and Dr. Alfredo Romero PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can nasal strips help prevent exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage in horses? Join us as we explore the science behind this controversial tool, review current evidence, and discuss practical recommendations for veterinarians. Learn what the research says—and what remains unknown—abo

S3E11. The effects of wildfire smoke on cattle Dec 22, 2025 00:10:32 STUDENTS: Nicole Desrosiers and Madison Laycraft FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Claire Windeyer and Dr. Carolyn Legge PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Wildfire smoke is more than an environmental concern—it’s a growing threat to cattle health and production. In this episode, we explore respiratory and systemic impacts, production losses, and practical mitigation strategies for veterinarians and producers. Learn

S3E01. Diagnosis of overriding dorsal spinous processes in horses Dec 21, 2025 00:09:16 STUDENTS: Codi Ashbacher and Ashley Sauve FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Mike Scott PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Is your horse’s back pain really “kissing spine”? In this episode, we unpack the myths and dive into evidence-based diagnostics for overriding dorsal spinous processes. Learn why radiographs alone aren’t enough, how to combine imaging with clinical exams, and why a systematic approach matters for

S2E04. Remdesivir (GS-441524) in cats with FIP Sep 28, 2024 00:18:43 STUDENT: Michaela Douglas FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Rebecca Jackson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Feline infectious peritonitis is no longer a death sentence. This episode explores how remdesivir and GS‑441524 have transformed survival outcomes and why veterinarians must take a more active role in monitoring and guiding treatment—especially with newly available legal formulations in Canada. We provide es

S2E05. Canine atopic dermatitis: a spectrum of care approach Sep 28, 2024 00:10:57 STUDENT: Tara Mulloy FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Becky Valentine and Dr. Nanci Bond PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Dermatology cases can be frustrating for clients, patients, and general practitioners—especially when pruritic pets receive misdiagnoses or impractical treatment plans. This episode explores how a spectrum‑of‑care approach can simplify workups for conditions like canine atopic dermatitis. Lear

S2E06. Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) for left-sided heart failure diagnosis Sep 28, 2024 00:12:26 STUDENTS: Rebecca Vavrek, Spencer Smith, and Sukhjit Sidhu FACULTY MENTOR(S): Drs. Soren Boysen and Julie Menard PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Left‑sided congestive heart failure is a high‑stakes emergency—but point‑of‑care ultrasound is transforming rapid diagnosis. This episode walks through stabilizing distressed patients, key POCUS lung and cardiac landmarks, and how to distinguish L‑CHF from o

S2E07. Thoracic ultrasound for bovine respiratory disease diagnosis Sep 28, 2024 00:17:44 STUDENTS: Sandy Peters, Shayna Brower, and Isa Gasser FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Betty-Jo Bradley and Dr. John Remnant PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Bovine respiratory disease remains a major challenge in dairy and feedlot operations, and traditional scoring methods often miss early cases. This episode explores how thoracic ultrasound can enhance diagnostic accuracy, guide treatment decisions, and improv

S2E08. Micronutrients in Western Canadian beef herds Sep 28, 2024 00:08:21 STUDENTS: Vanessa Boone, Linda Raduner, and Paulina Wolswinkel FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Micronutrient balance is essential for cattle health—yet many western Canadian beef herds face deficiencies in copper, selenium, and vitamin A, alongside excess molybdenum and sulfur. This episode explores how to accurately assess herd status through targeted sampling an

S2E09. Management of urethral obstruction in cats Sep 28, 2024 00:10:47 STUDENTS: Alex Ferguson, Kaitlyn Dvorack, and Alex Hibberd FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Soren Boysen PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Feline urethral obstruction is a critical emergency—but several aspects of its management remain hotly debated. This episode examines the evidence behind decompressive cystocentesis, when it’s appropriate, and why it shouldn’t replace unblocking except in rare, financially const

S2E10. SDMA as a biomarker for chronic kidney disease in cats and dogs Sep 28, 2024 00:06:26 STUDENTS: Lauren Cody and Isabella Hul FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Serge Chalhoub PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Chronic kidney disease is widespread in aging dogs and cats—and traditional creatinine testing often misses early cases. This episode explores how symmetric dimethylarginine (SDMA) enhances early detection, overcomes limitations of muscle‑dependent markers, and supports more accurate staging usin

S2E11. Skin conditions in reptiles and amphibians Sep 28, 2024 00:13:04 STUDENTS: Emma Buchanan, Kaitlyn Dornstauder, and Gabriel Godziuk FACULTY MENTOR: Dr Doug Whiteside PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION As reptile and amphibian ownership grows, so does the need for confident general practitioners. This episode guides clinicians through safe handling, critical care, and essential diagnostics, with a focus on common dermatologic conditions. We break down infectious and no

S2E12. Artificial intelligence in small animal general practice Sep 28, 2024 00:13:27 STUDENT: Katherine Fleury FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Patrick Whelan PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Artificial intelligence is rapidly expanding in veterinary medicine—from radiograph interpretation and digital pathology to pain assessment, automated dictation, and generative tools. This episode offers a clear overview of emerging technologies while addressing critical questions about data ownership, model

S2E01. Injectable vs. oral omeprazole for gastric ulcers in horses Sep 27, 2024 00:12:02 STUDENTS: Eva Hamm, Mikayla Newbold, Taylor Ward FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Brielle Rosa PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Equine gastric ulcers are common—and choosing the right therapy matters. This episode compares traditional oral omeprazole with the emerging injectable formulation, exploring efficacy, ulcer type, ease of administration, and owner compliance. We also highlight essential management strateg

S2E03. Kinetic data in equine gait analysis Sep 27, 2024 00:09:36 STUDENTS: Kylee Dunfield, Grace-Anne Weisgerber FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Mike Scott PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Objective gait analysis is evolving fast—and kinetic technology may be its next big leap. This episode explores how measuring forces, rather than just motion, could transform lameness diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and clinical decision‑making in equine practice. We discuss current limitat

S2E02. Access to affordable veterinary care Sep 26, 2024 00:11:52 STUDENTS: Alex Burk and Safira Teja FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Serge Chalhoub and Dr. Tessa Baker PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Access to affordable veterinary care shapes the wellbeing of pets, owners, and veterinary professionals alike. This episode explores how financial limitations, social determinants, and systemic barriers contribute to moral stress, shelter strain, and care inequities—especially f

S1E04. Proteinuria in dogs and cats Aug 28, 2023 00:12:46 STUDENTS: Kyle Mitchell and Vladimir Tadic FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the science and best practices behind bovine castration across four key production ages. We break down pain‑mitigation strategies, technique selection, and why earlier is better for calf welfare. Learn how veterinarians can guide producers with evidence‑based protocols—from newborns

S1E05. Airway management in veterinary species Aug 28, 2023 00:10:20 STUDENTS: Nicole McClure and Jaimie Warren FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Nigel Caulkett PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Airway management is essential for safe anesthesia, but achieving a secure airway isn’t always straightforward—especially in field conditions, oropharyngeal procedures, or species with challenging anatomy. This episode compares endotracheal intubation with masks, supraglottic devices, and oth

S1E06. Flotation therapy for downer cattle Aug 28, 2023 00:09:12 STUDENTS: Nyomi Brobbel and Faith Jensen FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Gordon Atkins PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Flotation therapy can be a valuable tool for treating downer cows with secondary recumbency, but success depends on careful case selection. This episode explores key prognostic indicators—from physical exam findings to muscle enzymes and bloodwork—and outlines essential inclusion criteria. Learn

S1E07. Omega-3 fatty acids for osteoarthritis pain in dogs Aug 28, 2023 00:09:43 STUDENTS: Jamie Cole and Rayne-Joy Dack FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Marina McConkey PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Can omega‑3 fatty acids improve life for dogs with osteoarthritis? This episode reviews current evidence on O3FAs as part of multimodal OA management, exploring their analgesic effects, impact on mobility, and role in reducing NSAID use. We also examine study limitations and what future researc

S1E08. Routine pre-anesthetic bloodwork: what's the value? Aug 28, 2023 00:18:57 STUDENT: Caroline Beninger FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Nigel Caulkett PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Routine pre‑anesthetic screening bloodwork is common—but does it actually improve outcomes? This episode breaks down current human and veterinary evidence showing why broad screening rarely finds hidden disease, changes management, or predicts complications. We explore when targeted testing does add value, w

S1E09. Physical rehab after cranial cruciate ligament injury in dogs Aug 28, 2023 00:18:16 STUDENTS: Madeleine Browne and Kianna Vandergraaf FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Marina McConkey and Ning Cheng PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Cranial cruciate ligament disease is the top cause of stifle lameness in dogs, and rehabilitation plays a crucial role in recovery—whether or not surgery is an option. This episode explores evidence‑based rehab principles, individualized treatment planning, and how ge

S1E10. Acute management of urethral obstruction in cats Aug 28, 2023 00:10:26 STUDENTS: Justine Telawsky and Sydney Warchola FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Serge Chalhoub PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Feline urethral obstruction is a common emergency, often driven by feline idiopathic cystitis and other components of FLUTD. This episode reviews rapid, evidence‑based stabilization—from diagnostics to fluids, analgesia, and catheterization—while highlighting new research on catheter size

S1E11. Gait analysis technology for diagnosis of lameness in horses Aug 28, 2023 00:07:12 STUDENTS: Emily Russ and Jessica Dixon FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Thilo Pfau PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Equine lameness can challenge even the most experienced clinicians—human eyes simply can’t detect subtle asymmetries or avoid bias. This episode explores how gait analysis technology, or the “lameness locator,” provides objective, high‑precision motion data to improve detection, localization, and ass

S1E13. Ovariohysterectomy vs. ovariectomy in dogs Aug 28, 2023 00:08:39 STUDENTS: Brooke-Lynn Vandenberg, Carly Wilson, and Shea Wilson FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Marina McConkey and Ning Cheng PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Ovariectomy or ovariohysterectomy—which sterilization technique is truly best for female dogs? This episode reviews decades of comparative research on peri‑ and postoperative outcomes, from hemorrhage risk to urinary incontinence and ureteral injury. Des

S1E14. Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) for diagnosis of asthma in cats Aug 28, 2023 00:12:54 STUDENTS: Natalia Feschuk, Mackenzie Forsythe, and Taylor Huber FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Serge Chalhoub and Søren Boysen PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Managing a cat in respiratory distress requires fast, low‑stress assessment—and thoracic POCUS is transforming that first look. This episode reviews key ultrasound signs, how to distinguish pulmonary edema, pleural effusion, and cardiac changes, and whe

S1E15. Decision tree for neonatal calf management Aug 28, 2023 00:08:54 STUDENTS: Halley Adams, Meaghan Nawrot, and Lynn Thiessen FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Claire Windeyer and Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Assisted calvings can leave newborn calves struggling with hypoxia and acidemia, making prompt, evidence‑based intervention essential. This episode introduces a practical decision tree for neonatal calf resuscitation, outlining key early‑life milestones

S1E16. Immunotherapy for pets with allergies Aug 28, 2023 00:12:30 STUDENT: Ciara Milicevic FACULTY MENTORS: Dr. Johnathan Canton and Dr. Becky Valentine PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Environmental allergies in pets are rising—and medications alone often aren’t enough. This episode explores why symptoms recur, how household and outdoor allergens contribute, and why allergen‑specific immunotherapy (ASIT) is the only long‑term solution. Learn how ASIT builds toleran

S1E12. Caseous lymphadenitis treatment in small ruminants Aug 28, 2023 00:09:13 STUDENTS: Emma Mandolesi-Kahanyshyn, Sarah Kulle, and Allison Kwantes FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Brielle Rosa and Karen Liljebjelke PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Caseous lymphadenitis remains a costly, persistent challenge in small ruminant herds worldwide. This episode reviews current evidence on controlling CLA—from biosecurity and culling to vaccination—and compares open versus closed‑system abscess

S1E01. Bovine castration: how and when are best? Aug 28, 2023 00:10:12 STUDENTS: Kyle Mitchell and Vladimir Tadic FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Jennifer Pearson PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Explore the science and best practices behind bovine castration across four key production ages. We break down pain‑mitigation strategies, technique selection, and why earlier is better for calf welfare. Learn how veterinarians can guide producers with evidence‑based protocols—from newborns

S1E02. Synovial sepsis in horses: improving outcomes Aug 28, 2023 00:10:49 STUDENTS: Brooke Whitmarsh and Megan Johnson FACULTY MENTOR: Dr. Holly Sparks PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION Dive into the challenges of equine synovial sepsis—one of the most serious complications of traumatic wounds. This episode unpacks current literature on diagnosis, key prognostic indicators, and effective treatment strategies. Learn how timely, aggressive intervention—even in the field—can dr

S1E03. At what age should dogs be desexed? Aug 24, 2023 00:08:45 STUDENTS: Rachael Morrison, Bailey Harper, and Heather Burnett FACULTY MENTORS: Drs. Marina McConkey and Ning Cheng PODCAST EPISODE DESCRIPTION This episode tackles the ongoing debate around the ideal age to desex dogs, exploring how emerging research challenges long‑held beliefs about mammary cancer risk. We break down the latest findings on musculoskeletal disorders, breed and weight‑related fa

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