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Spread of Cancer
date February 6, 2025
Once a cell has turned cancerous (malignant), it starts growing and spreading. Because there is no control on the growth of these cells, the cancer will often take advantage of any available path to spread and find new places to grow. This process is called metas
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What is Cancer?
date February 6, 2025
Cancer is a type of neoplasia (meaning new growth) made up of abnormal cells that are often, but not always, consolidated into a mass (a swelling) called a tumor, or neoplasm. The common characteristic of all neoplastic cells is the absence of normal growth control mechanisms. Normal, healthy cells grow and reproduce only to replace
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Introduction to Cancer and Tumors
date February 6, 2025
The rate of cancer among dogs and cats is similar to the rate of cancer among humans. Cats seem to get cancer a little less frequently than humans while dogs seem to develop cancer slightly more frequently than humans. For most species, the chance of cancer occur
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Pet Loss and Grief
date February 6, 2025
As with all relationships, when an animal companion dies or is ill, its family will likely feel stress, sorrow, and grief. The effects may be felt by not only family members but also by neighbors, friends, and the veterinary care team.
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Veterinary Family Practice or Bond-centered Practice
date February 6, 2025
Pet owners form deep attachments to their companions, and their expectations for veterinary care are becoming similar to their expectations for human medical care. Because pet owners today are willing to spend more time and money on proper pet care, the quality and style of veterinary medicine practices are growing increasingly impor
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Disorders and Diseases of Sugar Gliders
date February 6, 2025
Many disorders and diseases that occur in sugar gliders are related to dietary imbalances, including malnutrition, obesity, and vitamin and mineral imbalances. Others are related to infection with bacteria, fungi, or parasites.   Aflatoxicosis Aflatoxicosis is a liver disease caused by toxins produced by certain fungi in or on foods and feeds. Corn, peanuts, and cottonseed are the most likely t
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Breeding and Reproduction of Sugar Gliders
date February 6, 2025
Female sugar gliders reach puberty at 8 to 12 months old; males reach puberty at 12 to 15 months old. They have an estrous cycle (time when they are receptive to mating) of about 29 days. As is common with marsupials, gestation (pregnancy) usually only lasts 15 to 17 days. After birth the babies, called joeys, crawl into their mother’s pouch, where they remain until they are 70 to 74 days old. Young sugar gliders usually wean themselves at about 4 months of age. Suga
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Routine Health Care of Sugar Gliders
date February 6, 2025
Because sugar gliders are exotic animals, you should find a veterinarian who is familiar with these animals before your pet requires emergency care. Sugar gliders should have both a new pet checkup and an annual physical examination with a veterinarian who also performs a fecal examination for abnormal parasites and harmful bacteria.   Signs of Illness The sugar glider’s overall appearance and
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Providing a Home for a Sugar Glider
date February 6, 2025
Before bringing home a sugar glider, make sure you have made arrangements for suitable housing, diet, and exercise.   Temperament Sugar gliders are very active, playful, intelligent, and inquisitive animals. They can develop strong bonds with their owners if given consistent and plentiful attention. At least 2 hours a day of interactive contact is recommended. Shorter or less frequent attention
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Special Considerations for Sugar Gliders
date February 6, 2025
Because sugar gliders are nocturnal, they should be kept in a fairly quiet area and allowed to sleep during the day. They can be easily stressed if awakened and taken out of their cages in daytime hours. This can increase the risk of illness. Sugar gliders are most active and playful in the evenings and at night. This is also when they are most vocal. Sugar gliders should be provided with a large cage that is both sturdy and safe. Injury can resu
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