Samantha Taylor reviews routes of exposure and treatment to this pyrethroid, as well as ways of ensuring clients are well-informed to avoid unintentional harm to pets.

Alex Gough takes a look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine in his August column.

Nigel Dougherty presents a case of GDV in a New Zealand sheepdog and discusses management of the stomach’s ischaemic gastric fundus and greater curvature.

Arianna Negrin and Giunio Bruto Cherubini investigate the clinical signs and epidemiology of the most common spinal diseases in cats, with discussion of management using diagnosis acronym “VITAMIN D”.

Gayle Hallowell considers whether using compounded medications in a veterinary context has a place on pharmacy shelves.

Kit Sturgess discusses some of the causes of this intestinal disease and how using probiotics and dietary therapy are among the best available approaches to treatment.

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Feline hypertension is a significant problem in clinical practice that causes morbidity and mortality in ageing cats.

Julia Smith discusses the signs and treatment options regarding this rare skin disease typically seen in older dogs.

Ben Simpson discusses the pros and cons of feeding pets raw meat according to research and professional views.

Hany Elsheikha discusses why it is important for owners to be compliant when administering deworming medicine to their pets and ways to approach this with clients.

Catherine Bovens considers stabilisation and long-term treatment approaches to chronic breathing difficulties in felines, where, in the majority of cases, the prognosis is good.

Mark Lowrie investigates how diet, in particular gluten, affects a type of paroxysmal dyskinesia specific to border terriers and discusses methods of treatment.

Babesiosis is an emerging threat to UK pets. Make sure you get the latest independent information here to help you tackle this.

Maria Siaz and David Walker discuss some of the most common hepatobiliary disorders in cats and dogs, focusing on identification and the various treatment options available.

Alex Gough runs the rule over latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine for dogs.

Samantha Taylor looks at the various presentations, aetiology and management options for this prevalent, but often under-diagnosed, condition affecting feline patients.