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Evidence Suggests Previously Unrecognized Latex Allergies May Play Role in Equine Asthma

DENVER/December 16, 2019 – Latex exposure could be detrimental to a horse’s respiratory health. That’s the surprising discovery from Morris Animal Foundation-funded research at the...

Could Good Bacteria Hold a Key to Fighting Upper Respiratory Disease in Cats?

October 29, 2019 – Morris Animal Foundation has long supported innovative research to find strategies to address feline upper respiratory infections (URI), a major cause...

A Case of the Chimp Sniffles or Major Outbreak? Syndromic Surveillance May Hold the Key

DENVER/May 10, 2019 – Two sniffling chimps could be one too many for a wild chimpanzee community susceptible to respiratory disease outbreaks, report Morris Animal...

Horses Can Breathe Easier Thanks to New Surgical Treatment for Degenerative Respiratory Condition

DENVER/April 13, 2018 – Morris Animal Foundation-funded researchers have developed a new surgical technique for recurrent laryngeal neuropathy (RLN) that is improving outcomes and helping...

Researchers Find Doubling Shelter Cats’ Space Radically Reduces Upper Respiratory Disease

DENVER/April 10, 2018 – Feline upper respiratory infection in shelter cats can be dramatically decreased by doubling cage sizes and providing cats with two compartments...

Just Breathe – Study Gives Hope to Horses Suffering from Asthma

Asthma, which causes swelling in the airways and difficulty breathing, is typically thought of as a human disease but also can occur in horses. In...

Sniffle, Snort, Sneeze - Upper Respiratory Infections in Cats

October 28, 2015 – If you’ve ever owned a kitten or gone to a shelter, you’ve likely seen the sneezing, runny noses and watery eyes...

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