The Vetiverse

Ensuring proper diagnostic screening is a cornerstone of proactive veterinary care, and urine and fecal samples are a key part … Keep reading

The kidneys, as one of the body's essential organs, have many responsibilities and functions, including regulating and maintaining fluid, electrolyte, … Keep reading

Listen in as Dr. Sarah Sweet explores acute vs. chronic kidney disease in pets and discusses the latest diagnostics to … Keep reading

Veterinarians specializing in feline patients dedicate considerable time to diagnosing, treating, and managing chronic kidney disease (CKD). We constantly seek … Keep reading

Historically, early diagnosis of acute kidney injury in dogs and cats has been challenging, especially in asymptomatic patients. However, the … Keep reading

Kidney injury (KI) is linked to high morbidity and mortality in veterinary patients. But, until recently, the thought of accurately … Keep reading

Proteinuria in pets refers to the presence of any protein, such as albumin, globulins, mucoproteins, and Bence-Jones proteins, in urine.¹ … Keep reading

SDMA (Symmetric dimethylarginine) is a sensitive, reliable indicator in change and decrease of glomerular filtration (GFR). … Keep reading

It can be challenging to gain buy-in from pet owners to run tests and treat diseases in their pets whose … Keep reading

Acute kidney injury accounts for approximately one-third of renal cases, but until recently, early detection and diagnosis have proved difficult.⁶ … Keep reading

In recent years, veterinary medicine has seen many developments. Among these, is the discovery and measurement of Keep reading

As veterinarians, we are scientists at our core, and function best when we have objective data and as much control … Keep reading