Ferran Valls Sanchez provides four comprehensive case studies, including diagnosis and treatment, for typical diseases in canine patients.

Roger Wilkinson and Keith Leonard share an intriguing case of colonic torsion in a German shepherd dog.

Luis Miguel García Roldán, Robert Weekes and Gerard Olivares discuss some of the latest findings for diagnosing and treating these common conditions in cats and dogs.

Laura George looks at these common disorders/diseases seen in practice, including causes, the diagnostic process, clinical signs, as well as caring for these patients.

Ferran Valls Sanchez discusses evidence behind the aetiology of this disease in dogs and whether anything can be done.

Kit Sturgess details the signs, treatments and best course of discussion with owners for this condition in both cats and dogs.

Ferran Valls Sanchez discusses prevalence of and treatment options for this condition in canine patients, including latest thinking.

Peter Roberts details the importance of considering this common presentation alongside history, examination and testing.

Ferran Valls Sanchez outlines the diagnostic approaches for these issues in cats and dogs, and treatment options and prognosis.

Marge Chandler discusses the benefits provided by these products in certain disorders, as well as their regulation and use in practice.

Kerry Peak and David Walker summarise clinical applications of some more novel diagnostic tests for these concerns in small animals.

Gerard Olivares and Mellora Sharman discuss the underlying aetiology of this issue – including causes, advances in treatment and the use of probiotics. Includes video content.

Kate Parkinson looks at signs that may cause suspicion of this enteric disease in young dogs and approaches to treatment.

Graham Lewis investigates how to diagnose this condition in dogs and assesses some of the available treatment options.

Nicola Ackerman considers how probiotics and prebiotics aid gastrointestinal microorganisms, and the research being carried out.

Florence Vessieres and David Walker, in part two of their article, consider enteropathies in identifying the cause of vomiting and diarrhoea, and treatment trials in cases with no definitive diagnosis.

Florence Vessieres and David Walker, in part one of a two-part article, discuss how to assess intestinal disorders in cats and dogs and ways of managing the clinical signs of developing diseases. 

Samantha Taylor describes the diagnosis and treatment of commonly reported – and more unusual – objects swallowed by cats, as revealed in an International Cat Care survey.