Scientific Articles

Ophthalmic emergencies are commonly seen by the small animal practitioner and can be said to include any ophthalmic condition...

The atopic cat can be frustrating to diagnose and treat, but in this paper Jennifer Schissler demystifies some of the issues surrounding the condition.

This paper will present some basic epidemiology of dogs seen for emergency care at a network of primary veterinary clinics in the United States of America.

The ability to recognize clinical signs consistent with a declining neurologic status is critical in the management of cats following head trauma.

Detection of dental disease requires an initial oral examination, followed by a definitive oral examination under general anesthesia.

Dental care is necessary to promote optimal health and quality of life, but the most visible part of the tooth...

Damaged teeth are common but often go unnoticed, or the consequences are ignored or at best underestimated.

Periodontal disease is the most common infectious disease found in small animals with a prevalence that approaches 80%.

Owners are often keen to blame their cat’s diet if their pet develops a skin problem, but is this correct? In this article the authors discuss appropriate methods for the diagnosis and treatment of adverse food reactions.