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The gut microbiome is increasingly recognised as an active participant in canine health. Bacteria and their metabolites can influence intestinal movement,…
Feline obesity has quietly become one of the most pressing health concerns for companion animal veterinarians across Australia. With roughly a third of the…
The canine intestinal microbiome is increasingly understood as an active partner in mucosal health. Bacteria, dietary substrates and host tissues interact to…
Antibiotics can be essential for treating bacterial disease in dogs, yet they may also alter intestinal microbial communities. Changes in bacterial diversity…
The feline gastrointestinal tract houses a complex microbial ecosystem that does far more than simply ferment undigested material. Recent research has…
Australian veterinarians have long relied on elimination diets as the cornerstone for diagnosing adverse food reactions in dogs. Yet the eight-to-twelve-week…
Australia's cat population is ageing alongside its human residents, with many senior felines now living into their late teens thanks to better nutrition and…
Canine inflammatory bowel disease remains one of the most persistent diagnostic challenges in small animal practice. Dogs arrive with chronic vomiting, weight…
Australian veterinarians are seeing a quiet shift in how feline gastrointestinal cases are approached. With indoor cat ownership at record highs in Sydney,…
The canine gut microbiome is a dense, competitive ecosystem where specific saccharides shape which taxa flourish. Engineered prebiotics are designed with that…