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Chronic enteropathy is a complex topic with many questions. Patients presenting with “chronic diarrhoea” are becoming increasingly common, and our expert panel have provided some [...]

Until recently, feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) was a fatal disease that could only be detected by pathology. Currently, more and more options for laboratory diagnostics and treatment are [...]

Brucella (B.) canis is the causative agent of canine brucellosis. It was first isolated in the USA in 1966 and associated with abortions and reproductive disorders in a beagle colony, but it is [...]

Horsti is a neutered male terrier mongrel adopted from a shelter at the age of about four years with an unclear history. At that time, he showed poor nutritional status, moderately reddened [...]

Hepatic diseases are quite common in equids. In addition to poisonous plants, toxins, parasites, and neoplasms, they can also be caused by bacterial or viral infectious agents. Many aetiologies [...]

Feline skin diseases have many causes. As with all skin problems, a thorough history is the most critical tool to arrive at a diagnosis for the cat. The preliminary report at the initial [...]

Giardia is a common cause for acute or chronic small bowel diarrhoea in dogs (often young) and an accurate diagnosis and monitoring is considered pivotal. In this short article, we will briefly [...]

What can be worse than a disease with non-specific clinical signs (and occasionally not even those) that can evolve into a life-threatening condition? This is exactly what we are asked to deal [...]