RCVS Knowledge

Does carprofen or meloxicam have fewer gastrointestinal side effects in dogs?

It's important to learn from significant events and implement changes that lead to future improvements

It is important to minimise the risk of infection spreading whilst creating an optimum environment for patient care

Gabapentin may be useful for reducing acute stress in cats stressed by veterinary interventions

Does the use of low-level laser therapy reduce healing time in dogs?

What dose of meloxicam should be used for rabbits for safe and efficient pain relief?

Plant-based anthelmintic drugs have been suggested as an alternative to conventional wormers

Can vaccinating sheep reduce the occurrence of the infectious disease?

Can hoof wall temperature and digital pulse pressure be utilised as indicators of early prodromal stage laminitis?

Does a daily probiotic supplement in the diet provide better clinical outcomes in cases of canine acute diarrhoea?

Does osteotomy or lateral suture provide a better outcome?

Can oral B12 tablets be used to treat hypocobalaminaemia in dogs?

A new roadshow will delve into the daunting process of developing practice frameworks for constant improvement

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

Should you recommend the use of pressure vests to owners of dogs with anxiety and fear?

Use of intrauterine antibiotics in mares with endometritis should be approached cautiously, says a new Knowledge Summary in Veterinary Evidence

Transdermal nitroglycerin should only be used as a supplemental emergency treatment in dogs with left-sided congestive heart failure, evidence suggests

Current treatment of feline herpesvirus type-1 is aimed at reducing clinical signs, but a drug used in humans could target the virus directly

Non-antibiotic treatment of digital dermatitis in dairy cattle is more effective than currently indicated antibiotic spray, according to a study in Veterinary Evidence