Small animal

How performing diagnostic tests inhouse can change the way vets work

Having isolated ourselves from the natural world, do humans have misconceptions of welfare in the wild?

Agria’s Vet Lead, Robin Hargreaves, talks about his role with the pet insurer

Know how to spot lungworm infections, which may become more clinically relevant with climate change and increasing pet travel

Good communication and owner involvement are fundamental to a positive outcome in epilepsy cases

How to approach the parasites, infections and allergies that can cause pruritus

Nutritional support can be tailored to each case to effectively manage this common condition

Brush up on the diseases and injuries commonly encountered by working ferrets, which are still prevalent in the UK

Using pet activity monitors can help owners understand and improve the health-related needs of their animals

Could a combination of imidacloprid and moxidectin be a better option for treating red mange?

Consideration should be given to bovine tuberculosis when it comes to treating badgers for release back into the wild

How to spot the ambiguous clinical signs of hepatopathies in dogs and treat them accordingly

A combined approach involving tailored preventative care at home may be the best method for keeping pets’ mouths healthy

How to tell if your patient has dental discoloration or something more serious

Whatever the cause of uroliths, specific nutritional changes should be made

An insight into what animals are feeling, expressing and experiencing can guide improvements in health and welfare

Dealing with bereavement is a difficult part of the job, but directing owners to support services can help them through the process

How pain identification and management will feature in the future of pig production

Does pharmacogenetics play a role in the management of pain in companion animal species?

What are the current recommendations for identifying and managing feline hypertension?