Small animal

What impact will Brexit have on the movement of animals to and from EU countries?

Four exotic worms you're likely to see in your practice in 2019 and how to deal with them

Would a no-deal Brexit lead to compromised animal welfare standards?

The benefit of intratesticular blocks in reducing pain in cats and dogs undergoing orchiectomies depends on the type of premedication used

What are the benefits of allergen-specific immunotherapy in the management of canine atopic dermatitis?

Harmful biofilms found within veterinary dental units could be a health hazard to veterinary professionals

A final year veterinary student reviews The New Vet’s Handbook, published in June 2018

Learn from two ophthalmology experts as they are posed questions on common equine eye issues

Surgical management combined with radiotherapy is the best option for treating the rare malignant tumour

Mark Fisher, author of Animal Welfare Science, Husbandry and Ethics: The evolving story of our relationship with farm animals, explains the complexities of farm animal welfare

How to identify the infection and tackle it with systemic and topical therapy

An overview of the life cycle, prevalence, clinical signs, diagnosis and prevention of the parasite in the UK

With a rapidly expanding market, it is important to look past the marketing claims and determine the nutritional value of pet food products

A focus on protein requirements and sarcopenia related to ageing in cats and dogs

"Folklore husbandry” is an emerging term describing the phenomenon of unevidenced, pseudoscientific, convenience-led habit and opinion handed down from one ill-informed animal keeper to the next. Kev…

Improve International answers questions on companion animal and small animal exports revalidation for OVs with grandfather rights

What can pet owners do at home to contribute to the successful management of skin disease?

There were mixed emotions at the 2018 NOAH Brexit Conference as the industry gathered to discuss developments

The variable and non-specific nature of food reactions in cats and dogs can make them difficult to diagnose

It may be possible to increase the period of healthy life in feline patients through regular visits to the clinic