02 July 2020 02 Jul 2020

Volume 25 | Issue 6

ISSN (Print): 2053-0889

ISSN (Online): 2053-0897

A moral dilemma

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Small Animal Review

Figure 2. Free living soil nematode.

Factors driving lungworm spread and the need for ongoing diagnosis and prevention

Figure 1. Alopecia and erythema on the ventral aspect of the neck of an English Bulldog. This dog had atopic dermatitis and presented with an acute flare.

Management of canine atopic dermatitis

Figure 2. Comparison of mortality in cats with chronic kidney disease fed a renal food or maintenance food over a 2-year period.

Dietary management of the cat with early chronic kidney disease

Hypercalcaemia in a Labradoodle

Figure 1. Onions and related plants (leeks, garlic, spring onions) can cause haemolytic anaemia in cats and dogs.

Poisons affecting the blood

Figure 1. Grey parrot prepared for placement of air sac cannula.

How to approach the bird with respiratory signs

When owners of dogs with epilepsy report either pre-seizure changes or potential triggers they should be taken seriously, and owners can be encouraged to keep records of when seizures occur to help identify patterns.

Raising awareness of seizure triggers and pre-seizure behaviour changes in dogs