Small animal

How to diagnose and manage the condition commonly seen in puppies prior to puberty

It is important to manage the primary cause of inflammation to prevent recurrence of the condition

Blue Surgical Instruments have collated precises of published investigations into the effect of ice as an anti-inflammatory.

A diet-based approach to tackling the disease, which is common in both dogs and cats

What does the evidence say about the prevalence of complications associated with spinal surgery in dogs?

A guide to assessing, treating and managing a range of wounds that may be encountered in chelonians

The second of this two-part series explains how to treat ureteral obstruction – an under-recognised condition in cats

Begging is a central element of weight management, but is an issue that must be handled with sensitivity

Diagnosing and treating the condition which, in the UK, is most commonly caused by the northern hookworm

Behaviour problems often lead to pets being relinquished or euthanised; it is important that behavioural medicine is taken seriously and animals are referred where necessary

Why is the issue so common in small animals during anaesthesia and how can it be prevented?

Laboratory information management systems can improve the lab process, enabling instant recall of results

A summary of the methods currently used and the benefits of understanding intrinsic resistance, which is essential in initial treatment choice

How to treat canine gastrointestinal disease responsibly based on the nature of the condition

Feline hypertension can cause target organ damage if it isn’t managed early, but is the condition going undiagnosed?

How to diagnose ureteral obstruction is covered in the first of a two-part series on the under-recognised condition

A look at the diagnosis and treatment of acral lick dermatitis in a Dobermann

With the current focus on antimicrobial resistance, it is important to take a responsible approach to treating canine recurrent superficial pyoderma

Does Brexit present an opportunity to rationalise legislation?

Clinical signs of cheyletiellosis can vary but once diagnosed, there are numerous products that can be used for treating the condition