The Vetiverse

The adage, "B is better, T is terrible" is based on the idea that B-cell lymphoma tends to be more … Keep reading

For many pet owners, "the big C" is the ultimate bogeyman, sparking fear of losing their beloved companion too soon. … Keep reading

Lymphoma affects up to 25% of all dogs diagnosed with cancer.¹ It is a heterogeneous group of cancers that originate … Keep reading

Breaking the news of a cancer diagnosis with a client is never easy. You have to cover a lot of … Keep reading

Veterinary professionals often call Hypoadrenocorticism (formerly known as Addison's disease) "the great pretender" because it mimics many other conditions, frequently … Keep reading

Faecal antigen testing is an essential diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine, as it plays a crucial role in detecting … Keep reading

Pancreatitis, a common exocrine pancreatic disease in dogs and cats, can be overlooked and often challenging to accurately diagnose. Additionally, … Keep reading

One of the most common lab tests in small animal veterinary practice is the complete blood count (CBC). However, while … Keep reading

The common feline retroviruses, Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), are infectious diseases affecting cats and are … Keep reading

Among the web of responsibilities that come with being a pet owner, staying informed about potential health risks to our … Keep reading

Canine vector-borne disease (CVBD) rates in Europe are rising, along with rates of coinfection. Factors such as climate change, Keep reading