This, of course, was not the case for Gwen, whose tail was legally amputated. Outraged Sophie, a qualified nurse from Merthyr Tydfil, has since launched a petition imploring Defra to allow dogs ...

The dog or cat should be placed in ventral ... The medial and lateral caudal arteries and veins should be ligated and the tail disarticulated between the second and third caudal vertebral ...

The following discussion focuses on two methods of blood collection — ventral tail artery puncture and dorsal ... off' a forelimb cephalic vein in a dog or cat. The tail vein can be punctured ...

THIS study has been an attempt to modify the degeneration of fresh arterial homografts using the dog's femoral artery by treatment of the recipient animal with modern immunosuppressive drugs.

A dog has been banned from competing at Crufts after she had to have her tail amputated because she wagged it too vigorously. Dalmatian Vizsla cross Gwen, three, suffered from "happy tail syndrome ...