Pyometra is one of those medical words veterinarians use that often require translation for pet families. Pyo- is from the Latin word for pus, and metra is Greek for uterus. Once you know this etymology then you can understand why pyometra is an emergency. The pus in the uterus is the result of a bacterial infection, and dogs with pyometra become seriously ill. I’ll discuss risk factors, clinical signs and treatment options for pyometra in this week’s blogpost.
It is unlikely that any wild animal enters a home or comes too close to a homeowner intending to cause…
Hello, American Bird Conservancy Action Fund Supporters! In case you missed it, a recording of our webinar, “Commemorating 50 Years…
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At the National Wildlife Refuge Association, we take great pride in
supporting conservation initiatives that not only protect national wildlife
refuges but also celebrate the rich cultural heritage intertwined with
these special public lands dedicated to wildlife. The 2022 O’Brien Prize,
awarded to the Friends of Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge, exemplifies
the extraordinary efforts put forth by dedicated individuals who are
committed to honoring and preserving the legacy of the Abenaki Nation of
Missisquoi.
