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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 [...]

Like house dust mites, storage mites belong to the arachnid class (Arachnida) and distribute worldwide. They are tiny, eight-legged, whitish-coloured arachnids measuring between 0.3 and 0.8 mm, [...]

Dr Jennifer von Luckner will discuss hypothyroidism case when T4 does not react to substitution. Fat, lazy, hypothyroid. A simple diagnosis and easy treatment? Or not? What if serum T4 is not [...]

Turtles and tortoises are popular pets which can become very old when kept properly. Apart from the common European species, such as Hermann’s tortoise, experienced owners also enjoy [...]

Fertility disorders of the mare can be caused by bacterial colonisation of the reproductive organs. During natural covering, these bacteria can then lead to an infection of the stallion. For good [...]

We are pleased to welcome you to the December BattLab newsletter. This newsletter will bring you the latest news and information about our laboratory and all tests that we can offer to all our [...]

You can finally access our new catalogue for 2023! We have added a range of new tests. Our prices remain competitive despite the rising costs of energy and suppliers. We will maintain the [...]

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 [...]

We will be closed for the Christmas and New Year’s Eve holidays on the 26th and 27th of December and the 2nd of January. Our opening hours remain the same for any other days. 🌟 We would [...]

We are pleased to welcome you to the November BattLab newsletter. This newsletter will bring you information about the histopathological and cytological examination in small mammals, and gut [...]