Demodicosis in first opinion caseloads of dogs: the ‘mitey’ facts on frequency and breeds
Dr Dan O’Neill, senior lecturer in companion animal epidemiology at the Royal Veterinary College,...
Companion rabbits: a case study concerning human-directed aggression
Deborah J N Fry BSc (Hons) MSc CCAB, certificated clinical animal behaviourist, presents...
Wildlife casualties in general practice
Wildlife casualties are a common presentation to veterinary practices, usually brought in having been...
Emergency cytology II - cytology of fluids
In part two of this emergency cytology focus, Poppy Gant BVSc MRCVS looks at the preparation and assessment...
Emergency cytology I: blood smear assessment
Interpreting cytology in-house is an incredibly useful skill to have when dealing with emergency patients....
Ventral midline coeliotomy – reducing post-surgery complications
Fernando S Reina Rodriguez DVM MSc DVMS DipECVS, European specialist in small animal surgery and Professor...
Local and regional anaesthetic techniques in small animals – part 2
Lisa McAuliffe VN BSc BVSc CertVOphthal MSc VAA MRCVS presents part two of a two-part series that...
Local and regional anaesthetic techniques in small animals – part 1
Lisa McCauliffe VN BSc BVSc CertVOphthal MRCVS presents part one of a two-part series that focuses...
Diabetic ketoacidosis in cats and dogs
Diabetic ketoacidosis, a complication of diabetes mellitus, is an important differential for acute...
Veterinary visits – the value of understanding feline behaviour
Vanessa Bourne MVB CertAVP(SAM-F) PGCertVetEd FHEA MRCVS, Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital, Department...
Update on leptospirosis in dogs
Collette Taylor LIDo iCASE PhD student, Royal Veterinary College discusses the distribution of canine...
Heart murmurs in young dogs and cats: differentials, tips and additional testing
Ilaria Spalla DVM PhD MRCVS MVetMed DACVIM, veterinary cardiology specialist, Ospedale Veterinario...
Cognitive dysfunction in the ageing pet
Clare Rusbridge, professor in veterinary neurology at the School of Veterinary Medicine, University...
Canine leptospirosis in the UK and Ireland
Leptospirosis is an important bacterial disease of dogs with infection occurring through contact with...
Lipoma in dogs: how common are they and what breeds are affected?
Lipomas are often clinically unremarkable but can be alarming to owners. Although perceived as common...
Cat breeds: the hidden problem of inherited diseases
While around 90 per cent of pet cats are still classified as cross-bred (either domestic short-haired...
Assessment of the feline blunt trauma patient
Cats are commonly involved in road traffic accidents.
Resilience in dogs: the importance of early positive socialisation
Building resilience, confidence, and social skills in puppies is essential to prevent behavioural...
Novel tools in the assessment of dog welfare in veterinary practice
In veterinary medicine, health status is often equated with animal welfare; however, this measure...
Canine hyperadrenocorticism – management
Dr Christine Griebsch DipECVIM-CA, University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Sydney, Australia, discusses...