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 [...]
We are excited to announce that BattLab will be at BVA in Birmingham from 11-12 May 2023! Make sure to drop by and visit us at stand B09, which we will be sharing with ESAVS. During the event, we [...]
At our next FREE webinar, Sandra Lapsina will discuss the diagnosis of hyperadrenocorticism in both dogs and cats. Are you unsure about which test to use for confirming, ruling in, or ruling out [...]
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 [...]
At our next FREE webinar, Dr Francesco Cian will speak about skin cytology. This case-based webinar aims to provide the participants with the basics needed to interpret cytology samples from the [...]
Symptoms of poisoning in dogs can vary tremendously depending on the type of poison they have encountered. These signs can range from hypersalivation to gum discolouration, collapse, accelerated [...]
We would like to inform you that we will be closed over the Easter weekend, from Friday 07/04 to Monday 10/04. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we look forward to seeing you [...]
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