Lisa Weeth considers the reasons for patients having a lack of appetite and examines the support options available.

Cytological evaluation of solid masses, lymph nodes, internal organs and body fluids is an effective … more

The first part of this article considered recognition and diagnosis of Chlamydophila felis. Part two … more

Johnny (Ioannis) Plessas looks at diagnosing some of the most common causes of pain in this part of the canine body and assessing the best form of treatment.

Calcium is very tightly regulated within the body. As 99% of calcium is stored in … more

Interrupted labour is common enough in queens, especially primagravida and domestic breeds, as to be … more

Starting treatment for epilepsy in dogs is slightly controversial as the adverse effects of medication, … more

The overall aim is to maintain the phosphate concentration in the lower end of normal … more

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common, painful condition of dogs that can be challenging to manage … more

An international renal and renovascular symposium, organised by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, in association with … more

Considerable numbers of cats, especially strays, presenting to shelters show signs of conjunctivitis and upper … more

“What vaccination protocol should we use for dogs and cats in our practice?” is not … more

Cats with hyperthyroidism are more vulnerable to bacterial UTIs. One study reported bacterial lower UTIs were … more

Capillaria aerophila and Aelurostrongylus abstrusus are two of those most commonly found lungworm in cats. … more

Cherry Tree Vets from Diss in Norfolk hosted a charity dinner in aid of Help … more

The first part of this article on new or updated treatments for veterinary patients with … more