Date: Wednesday, 02 Mar 2016
Media: BFM 89.9 Radio Station
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The scientific study of the human-animal bond is still in its infancy but according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, pets can decrease cholesterol levels, blood pressure and feelings of loneliness. Additionally, animal-assisted therapy uses animals, mainly dogs, to improve social and physical activities. Datuk Dr. S. Sivagurunathan and Anthony Thanasayan share their views from medical and socioeconomic stands respectively.

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Date: Friday, 19 December 2014
Media: BFM 89.9 Radio Station
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Datuk Dr. S. Sivagurunathan has been awarded the prestigious World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Hill’s Ex­cellence in Veterinary Healthcare Award. He will be only the second Asian to win the award, which recognises the outstanding work of veterinarians in promoting companion animal healthcare. We speak to Dr. Siva about what brought about his love for animals, the state of animal welfare and the pet management industry in Malaysia.

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Date: Friday, 19 July 2013
Media: BFM 89.9 Radio Station
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Datuk Dr S. Sivagurunathan is back to help us understand some health related concerns of our pets and explain the steps or preventive measures we can take.

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Date: Friday, 19 April 2013
Media: BFM 89.9 Radio Station
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Most pet owners don’t make it a point to check that their pet’s oral health is in good condition. However, it is estimated that over 80 percent of dogs alone have significant oral pathology, and there is plenty pet owners can do to prevent oral hygiene problems before its too late.

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Date: Monday, 18 March 2013
Media: BFM 89.9 Radio Station
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Dogs’ joints take a pounding from running after tennis balls to jumping off slopes in the park. And for some dogs, that’s a problem. More use means more injuries and can lead to joint-related problems such as osteoarthritis.

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