Advances in canine health research

Research is a critical component of advancing our understanding of canine health, and technological advancements in recent years have led to significant progress in this field. As such, we are pleased to announce a special journal collection focused on the latest advances in canine research. This special journal collection aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the latest updates and advances in canine research. We hope the collection will serve as a valuable resource for veterinarians and animal scientists interested in advancing our understanding of canine health, improving the care and management of dogs, and promoting the overall well-being of these important animals. We welcome contributions from a broad range of relevant topics, including but not limited to: Canine genetics, inherited diseases diagnosis and management Optimal nutrition and feeding practices for disease prevention and management Environmental and behavioral factors affecting canine health and welfare Diagnosis and treatment of canine diseases, including infectious, degenerative, immunological and cancer Advancements in surgical techniques and technology for canine health conditions Personalized medicine and precision health using biomarkers and genomic data for canine disease management Telemedicine and digital health for remote consultations and monitoring of canine health One Health approach to canine health and zoonotic diseases with dogs as sentinels Dog-human relationships, including benefits, service dog training, and therapy dog programs Comparative studies of canine and human health, shared disease pathways, and canine models in human health research