Scientific Articles

Cats will often present to first opinion clinics with a variety of foot lesions.

An independent method has been developed that delivers an impartial assessment of the efficacy of products that claim to help reduce dental plaque or calculus in our pets, as Ana Nemec describes.

Dermatophytosis (often known as “ringworm”) is a common dermatological fungal infection in cats that should be diagnosed and treated as early as possible, as Amelia White explains.

The clinician presented with an itchy cat has fewer options than when dealing with a pruritic dog – or is that true? Jay Korbelik offers some ideas backed by clinical studies.

Pain is an unpleasant personal emotional experience. It has 3 dimensions: Sensory – discriminative (location, intensity, quality, duration)...

Animals with thoracic trauma frequently present in small animal clinics and should always be treated as an emergency.

Gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV) is a life-threatening condition which requires prompt diagnosis and treatment.

Penetrating wounds are often deceiving! An innocuous-looking skin puncture may overlie tissue that has been significantly compromised by strong forces...

An open fracture is any fractured bone that is exposed to environmental contamination due to disruption of soft tissues surrounding the bone.