Novel Tools for Providing Care for Military Working Dogs in Austere Environments

In future operations with limited access to outside hospitals in austere environments, medical professionals are likely the only available medical assets. To streamline care for military working dogs, medical professionals can use quick-reference flashcards and specialized kits for the treatment, working with Army veterinarians and handlers to provide proper care.

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Military Medicine
Published
2025-10-11
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usaf469
Primary Topic
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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Novel Tools for Providing Care for Military Working Dogs in Austere Environments

Annemarie Brown
Military Medicine
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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Novel Tools for Providing Care for Military Working Dogs in Austere Environments

Annemarie Brown
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Abstract

In future operations with limited access to outside hospitals in austere environments, medical professionals are likely the only available medical assets. To streamline care for military working dogs, medical professionals can use quick-reference flashcards and specialized kits for the treatment, working with Army veterinarians and handlers to provide proper care.

Military Medicine
United States Air Force (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Human-Animal Interaction Studies
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