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 [...]
Explore the risks dogs pose to human health as hosts for endoparasites. With expanding zoonotic worms due to travel and climate change, it’s crucial for us to protect both animals and [...]
Feline patients often present with respiratory infections, and the signs can vary from mild nasal discharge to severe pneumonia. As caring professionals, it’s crucial to stay updated on the [...]
Dr Carmen Lorente Méndez, DVM, PhD, DipECVD, has written an article outlining how to diagnose food allergies in cats and dogs, which can be identified by skin inflammation and itching (pruritic [...]
Insect stings can trigger hypersensitivity reactions in dogs. Along with vaccines, medicines and feed, they are among the most frequent triggers of a generalised allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), [...]
The ear is divided into three compartments: the outer, middle, and inner ear. These compartments house the senses of hearing and balance. If any part of the ear becomes inflamed, it’s [...]
Parrots, including the popular budgerigars and cockatiels, are commonly kept pets. When acquiring a new or an additional parrot, there is a risk that the bird may suffer from a chronic disease [...]
