Part of natural pet care is knowing your pet’s normal state, be that behaviour or their natural physical appearance. This familiarity allows you to spot problems early enough for them to be treatable. Today’s guest author tells us what to watch for in regards to lumps and bumps, and what to expect if we find […]
Scientists Successfully Zap Canine Cancer with Rabbit Virus ©
Researchers in Champaign, Illinois have discovered an altered myxoma virus that afflicts rabbits, infects and kills dog cancer cells but not healthy cells. The virus doesn’t infect dogs or humans. They also discovered that the deletion of a single gene improved the effectiveness of the myxoma virus anti-cancer therapy.