Oxidative stress, generated by excessive reactive oxygen species (ROS) or decreased
antioxidant defenses (and possibly both), is associated with male infertility. Oxidative stress …

Contents In dogs, the termination of the 3–10‐month obligate anoestrus involves selection of
a cohort of LH‐sensitive follicles, presumably from a wave of dominant small antral follicles …

Substantial improvements in therapeutic options for companion animal reproduction and
gynecologic emergencies have been made over the last decade. New, alternative drug …

Conservation strategies in natural habitats as well as in breeding centers are necessary for
maintaining and reinforcing viable populations of wild felids. Among the fundamental …

Amphibian populations in the wild are experiencing massive die-offs that have led to the
extinction of an estimated 168 species in the last several decades. To address these …

The uncontrolled reproduction of free-roaming feral cats contributes to overpopulation and
associated concerns regarding their welfare and impact on public health and the …

Stray animal overpopulation has become one of the most serious global problems with
many negative impacts on the community, environment, and public health. Most of the stray …

Exogenous estrogens used for therapeutic purposes or endogenous estrogen sources such
as functional Sertoli cell or ovarian granulosa cell tumors may cause bone marrow toxicity in …

This article reviews the normal physiology and endocrinology of the estrous cycle of the
bitch and how to use that information to guide decisions about breeding management. This …

The biology of the canine oocyte is unusual compared with that of other mammalian
females. The present paper reviews both in vivo and in vitro specificities of canine oocytes …