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The environment in which cats are housed can influence far more than their visible behaviour. When several animals share a confined setting, factors such as…
Dietary complex carbohydrates are an important source of information and fuel for the canine gut microbiome. Although dogs digest starch efficiently in the…
Feline chronic gingivostomatitis is a painful, immune-mediated oral disorder characterised by severe inflammation of the gingiva, caudal oral mucosa and other…
Weight reduction in dogs is often treated as a straightforward energy-balance exercise: provide fewer calories, monitor body weight and adjust the ration. Yet…
Obesity in cats is increasingly viewed as a metabolic and ecological condition rather than a simple excess of body fat. Diet, activity, medication, age and the…
Cholangiohepatitis in dogs involves inflammation of the biliary tract and liver, with clinical signs that may include vomiting, reduced appetite, lethargy,…
Clindamycin can be an important part of managing a feline dental infection, particularly when oral pain, periodontal disease or an abscess requires…
Canine adrenal insufficiency, commonly called Addison’s disease, occurs when the adrenal glands produce inadequate glucocorticoids and often insufficient…
Corneal sequestrum is a distinctive feline ocular condition in which devitalised corneal tissue becomes brown to black. It is often painful and may occur with…
The topic Canine Microbiome Response to a Synbiotic Protocol in Dogs with Antibiotic-Responsive Diarrhea sits at the intersection of clinical gastroenterology,…