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  Is the animal neutered or not? This question always arises when stray or shelter animals with missing neutering scars and unclear neutering status are presented or older, supposedly [...]

The Laboklin expert “Round Tables” have become a well-known event, whereby invited experts engage in a moderated in-depth discussion with questions from the audience. We have compiled [...]

A wide range of different detection methods are available to veterinarians for the diagnosis of infectious diseases. However, the choice of test that is “just right” for the case at hand can be [...]

  DEFINITION OF TERMS Clinical consensus statements and guidelines are recognised medical statements and guidelines issued by a committee of experts. Consensus statements on pathophysiology, [...]

Parasites have developed different survival strategies. In addition to the oral ingestion of infectious stages, other transmission routes also play a role in completing the development cycle. [...]

Dermatophytes are ubiquitous, keratinophilic, filamentous fungi that infect skin, hair, and claws. They are a serious concern due to their zoonotic potential (de Matos and Kalivoda 2013). [...]

Digestive disorders are a frequent reason that pets are presented to veterinary practices, with the main complaints being, vomiting, anorexia, flatulence, weight loss and diarrhoea. Diarrhoea is [...]

Veterinarians, don’t miss out on our latest article by Dr. Jennifer von Luckner: “Interesting facts from the Laboklin expert round table on the topic of hypothyroidism.” [...]

Discover the intricate world of the gastrointestinal microbiota and its profound impact on animal health. In her enlightening article, Dr. Jennifer Scherzer explores non-invasive diagnostics, [...]

Did you know that giant and standard Schnauzers have a higher likelihood of developing squamous cell carcinoma of the toe compared to miniature Schnauzers? We’re thrilled to share [...]