Clinical Review

Key facts about endoparasites of pet rabbits: a guide for clinicians

Coccidian parasites are probably the most clinically significant of pet rabbits (Mäkitaipale et al, 2017).

Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitor treatment in diabetic cats

Cats with diabetes mellitus typically experience a condition that is comparable to type 2 diabetes in humans, and is characterised by relative insulin deficiency and insulin resistance (Gostelow and...

Tibial tuberosity advancement as a treatment option for cranial cruciate ligament disease

Tibial tuberosity advancement was developed and introduced by Montavon et al (2002). The concept behind the technique is to stabilise the joint during weight-bearing by neutralising the cranial tibial...

Vasodilatory shock: a review of pathophysiology and vasopressor therapy

There are several common pathophysiological disturbances that result in vasodilatory shock; a brief review of these allows for a more complete understanding of the rationale of behind vasopressor...

Dietary options for diagnosis of cutaneous adverse food reactions

The diets used for the elimination part of the trial are called elimination diets. These are sometimes referred to as ‘hypoallergenic’, but as allergenicity of a diet depends not only on the diet but...

Decision making in feline pelvic fracture repair

A thorough history and clinical examination are essential starting points in fracture assessment. Clinical examination should start with an assessment of the cardiovascular and neurological systems to...