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Feline small cell lymphoma is often managed as a chronic intestinal disease, with many cats receiving oral chlorambucil and corticosteroid therapy for extended…
Colonic motility is central to how dogs store, move and eliminate faecal material. When propulsion, segmentation or water handling becomes abnormal, patients…
Stress-related diarrhoea in cats is often described as a functional problem, yet the gut barrier and intestinal microbiome provide a biological explanation for…
Food-responsive disease is a common consideration when dogs present with chronic diarrhoea, pruritus, vomiting or recurrent otitis. For these patients, a…
Food trials are a practical cornerstone of investigating suspected adverse food reactions and chronic gastrointestinal disease in dogs. A novel protein diet…
The canine gut microbiome is increasingly recognised as an active participant in digestion, immune regulation and intestinal barrier function. For veterinary…
Feline exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is an uncommon but clinically important disorder in which inadequate pancreatic enzyme secretion limits…
Fecal metabolomics is giving veterinary teams a broader view of what happens inside the canine gastrointestinal tract. Rather than counting bacterial species…
Feline chronic enteropathy is often discussed through the lens of bacterial dysbiosis, yet the intestinal ecosystem is considerably broader. Fungi and viruses…
Inulin is a fermentable dietary fibre found in ingredients such as chicory root. It can support selected gut bacteria and increase production of short-chain…