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Expert Panel on Cushing\u2019s Syndrome<\/a>

Cushing's syndrome: Experts discuss symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring<\/p>

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Canine Hypothyroidism: Improved Diagnosis with a Focus on rT3 and LC-MS\/MS<\/a>

When it comes to the precise diagnosis of canine hypothyroidism, rT3 measurement and LC-MS\/MS-based analyses provide crucial information, especially in cases of doubt.<\/p>

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Spontaneous Tumours in Guinea Pigs (Cavia porcellus): Retrospective Evaluation of Routine Submissions<\/a>

Spontaneous tumors in guinea pigs: frequency, location, histology<\/p>

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The Laboklin Expert Panel on Granulocytic Anaplasmosis (Anaplasma phagocytophilum)<\/a>

Expert assessments of symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of granulocytic anaplasmosis in small animals and horses<\/p>

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Bovine Herd Management \u2013 Drinking Water Quality is Key<\/a>

Importance of drinking water for cattle health and parameters for analysis, including reference values<\/p>

\"Faecal<\/a><\/div>
Faecal Biomarkers in Feline and Canine Chronic Enteropathies<\/a>

Faecal biomarkers represent a valuable, non-invasive tool for gaining insights into pathophysiological processes in the gastrointestinal tract. <\/p>

\"Image<\/a><\/div>
Dark Spots In Sight: Uveal Melanocytic Ocular Tumours in Dogs & Cats<\/a>

Canine and feline intraocular neoplasia are relatively rare, when compared to neoplasia affecting other organs. Primary tumours are more common than metastatic disease.<\/p>

\"Examination<\/a><\/div>
Diagnosis of Otitis in Rabbits<\/a>

Ear diseases in rabbits are a common reason for presentation in small mammal practice.<\/p>

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The Laboklin Expert Panel on Lymphoma<\/a>

The LABOKLIN expert panels, featuring exciting topics and outstanding specialists, are extremely popular. We have selected the most important answers to your questions on the topic of lymphoma.<\/p>

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Cattle Herd Management – The Transition Period as Key to Successful Milk Production<\/a>

The transition period refers to the time from approximately three weeks before calving to three weeks after.<\/p>

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Giardia \u2013 Advantages and Disadvantages of Various Detection Methods<\/a>

Giardia (G.) intestinalis (syn. G. duodenalis, G. lamblia) occurs in a wide range of vertebrates. In animals under one year of age, Giardia is one of the most common endoparasites.<\/p>

\"Schematic<\/a><\/div>
Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) \u2013 important diseases and a challenging diagnosis<\/a>

What are common findings and what needs to be considered when diagnosing and selecting tests.<\/p>

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Preanalytics in Small Mammals \u2013 Key Factors<\/a>

Optimal preanalytics for small mammals at LABOKLIN Bad Kissingen. Avoid pre-analytical pitfalls and improve sample quality for meaningful results.<\/p>

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The Laboklin Expert Panel on Epilepsy<\/a>

LABOKLIN expert panel on epilepsy: specialist lectures by experts on causes, diagnostics, genetic predispositions and therapies in dogs and cats.<\/p>

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Leukaemia in Dogs and Cats<\/a>

Leukaemias are rare in dogs and cats compared to other solid neoplasms.<\/p>

\"Rats\"<\/a><\/div>
Mycoplasma Infections in Small Mammals<\/a>

Rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and other small animals are popular pets and daily patients in our small animal practices. As in all animals, mycoplasmas are also of great importance in small mammals. <\/p>

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Hypoadrenocorticism \u2013 Diagnostic Tips and Pitfalls<\/a>

The term \u201cAddison\u2019s disease\u201d is no longer recommended in the current ALIVE guidelines (ALIVE: Agreeing Language in Veterinary Endocrinology) because it refers only to primary hypoadrenocorticism.<\/p>

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Coagulation Disorders in Dogs<\/a>

Have you experienced any of these situation whilst in veterinary practice: an eight-week-old puppy suddenly developing a large haematoma after a microchip has been inserted, a female dog experiencing increased bleeding during her oestrus cycle, unusual post-operative bleeding after a routine neutering...<\/p>

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Serological and Molecular Genetic Tumour Markers<\/a>

Can a single blood sample simplify the invasive and expensive work-up of tumour patients? This is a question frequently faced by both owners and veterinarians. <\/p>

\"Feline<\/a><\/div>
The Laboklin Expert Panel on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)<\/a>

At the Laboklin expert panels, renowned experts provide answers to questions on exciting and current topics. We have summarised the highlights from the panel on CKD for you.<\/p>

\"Stray<\/a><\/div>
FCoV-23 \u2013 a new virus variant now spreading in Europe?<\/a>

Feline coronaviruses (FCoV) are distributed worldwide and commonly seen in veterinary practice.<\/p>

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Interpretation of Results Made Easy \u2013 Which Clinical Chemistry Parameters Make Sense in Small Mammals?<\/a>

Small mammals are fleeing and prey animals. Serious illnesses must remain unrecognised for a long time, otherwise the animals can easily become victims of predators!<\/p>

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Rat Poisons (Rodenticides) \u2013 News on Diagnostics<\/a>

Rodenticides (\u2018rat poisons\u2019) are repeatedly the cause of life-threatening poisoning in dogs and cats.<\/p>

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The diagnostic work-up of mast cell tumours in dogs and cats<\/a>

The gold standard in the diagnosis of mast cell tumours (MCT) is cytology and histopathology. Clinical staging is based on the clinical picture including the lymph node status (cytological\/ histological). <\/p>

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Echinococcus Infections in Dogs: Prevalence, Symptoms and diagnosis<\/a>

Infections with Echinococcus are some of the most important zoonoses caused by cestodes. <\/p>

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Neutered or not? Neutering status of small mammals<\/a>

Is the animal neutered or not? This question always arises when stray or shelter animals with missing neutering scars and unclear neutering status are presented or older, supposedly neutered animals start showing typical sexual behaviour such as mounting, barking, chasing and increased aggression.<\/p>

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Lungworm infections in dogs and cats<\/a>

The most important lungworm species belong to the helminth superfamily Metastrongyloidea, the adults of which live in the lungs of their vertebrate hosts.<\/p>

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Expert round table on immune haemolytic anaemia (IMHA)<\/a>

The Laboklin expert "Round Tables" have become a well-known event, whereby invited experts engage in a moderated in-depth discussion with questions from the audience.<\/p>

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Clinical consensus statements and guidelines on the general use of antibiotics for infectious diseases<\/a>

Clinical consensus statements and guidelines are recognised medical statements and guidelines issued by a committee of experts. <\/p>

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Poisonings in dogs and cats \u2013 most common causes and tips on prevention, therapy & diagnostics<\/a>

Poisonings in dogs and cats are a common occurrence in veterinary practice \u2013 whether it is an emergency due to the animal ingesting potentially toxic substances or an unlikely but possible differential diagnosis.<\/p>

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Dermatophytes in Small Mammals \u2013 Who Gets It? Who Transmits It? How to Diagnose it?<\/a>

Dermatophytes are ubiquitous, keratinophilic, filamentous fungi that infect skin, hair, and claws. They are a serious concern due to their zoonotic potential (de Matos and Kalivoda 2013).<\/p>

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Gastrointestinal parasites in cats – what to look out for<\/a>

Parasites have developed different survival strategies. <\/p>

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Acute or chronic diarrhoea \u2012 when to use which diagnostics?<\/a>

Digestive disorders are a frequent reason that pets are presented to veterinary practices, with the main complaints being, vomiting, anorexia, flatulence, weight loss and diarrhoea.<\/p>

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Interesting facts from the Laboklin expert round table on the topic of hypothyroidism<\/a>

Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disease in dogs. As an aid we have summarised important aspects of this disease from a recent expert round table discussion on the subject of hypothyroidism.<\/p>

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Coronaviruses in small mammals \u2013 more than SARS-CoV-2<\/a>

Coronaviruses have been an important topic in veterinary medicine for a long time due to their worldwide distribution and susceptibility of a wide variety of species.<\/p>

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Dysbiosis analysis and more \u2013 non-invasive diagnostics for gastrointestinal disorders<\/a>

The gastrointestinal microbiota is a complex community of microorganisms that colonise the digestive tract and play an important role in animal health and well-being.<\/p>

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Feline respiratory tract infection \u2013 how to choose between PCR and bacterial culture<\/a>

Feline patients with respiratory infections are common in companion animal practice. <\/p>

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Otitis Externa: Diagnosis and Treatment<\/a>

The senses of hearing and balance are located in the ear.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Worm infestation in dogs \u2013 What must be considered? \u2013 Zoonotic potential<\/a>

\u201cThe last child has fur\u201d \u2013 this common social belief means that dogs often live very closely with people, like members of the family.<\/p>

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FAQs about chronic enteropathy<\/a>

Chronic enteropathy \u2013 a complex topic which raises many questions. <\/p>

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UPDATE on feline infectious peritonitis (FIP)<\/a>

Until recently, feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) was a fatal disease that could only be detected by pathology.<\/p>

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Which tests can help me diagnose an immune-mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA) and which samples should I take?<\/a>

When to suspect hemolysis? We suspect hemolysis especially in regenerative anemia when blood loss has been excluded...<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Feline skin diseases and their many causes<\/a>

As with all skin problems, a thorough history is the most critical tool to arrive at a diagnosis in the cat.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Laboratory diagnostics in chelonians<\/a>

Turtles and tortoises are popular pets which can become very old when kept properly.<\/p>

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Parvoviruses in dogs and cats<\/a>

Parvoviruses play a significant role as infectious agents in various species. <\/p>

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Feline asthma \u2013 an update on diagnosis and therapy<\/a>

Feline asthma belongs to the feline atopic syndrome (FAS), including other allergic diseases such as feline atopic skin syndrome (FASS)<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Acute-phase proteins in routine diagnostics<\/a>

Acute-phase proteins (APP) are an important component of the body\u2019s own innate immune system. <\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Diagnosis of renal dysfunction in dogs and cats<\/a>

The parameters we use to assess kidney function are so-called biomarkers.<\/p>

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Urine electrophoresis as a useful tool for the differentiation of proteinuria in dogs and cats<\/a>

In dogs and cats, increased urinary protein excretion is pathological and highly correlated with reduced survival of the respective animal. <\/p>

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Histopathological and cytological examination in small mammals \u2013 possibilities and limitations<\/a>

Small pets are now among the most popular domestic animals in Germany (5 million small pets in 5% of all households...<\/p>

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Pre-analytics \u2013 a key factor for your diagnostic success<\/a>

How would we diagnose without laboratory tests? Whether it is blood count, pathogen detection or pathology...<\/p>

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Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) \u2013 an update<\/a>

Approximately 1 \u2013 3% (1) or 5 \u2013 12% (2, 3) of cats infected with feline enteric coronavirus (FECV) develop feline infectious peritonitis (FIP). <\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
The ins and outs of odontogenic proliferative lesions in dogs and cats<\/a>

Proliferative lesions of the oral cavity are regularly seen in both dogs and cats. <\/p>

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Infectious diseases in reptiles: an overview<\/a>

In recent years, our understanding of infectious diseases in reptiles has grown immensely.<\/p>

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Otitis externa in dogs \u2013 data analysis of ear swab samples from 2016<\/a>

Dogs with otitis externa (O. e.) are frequently presented to the small animal practice. Clinical signs are head shaking, scratching, restlessness and an unpleasant odour. <\/p>

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Selected infectious diseases in rabbits – what is feasible, what is important?<\/a>

Diagnosing infectious diseases in rabbits is not always easy. For one thing, rabbits show clinical signs rather late and for another, there is often a time delay before they are presented to the veterinarian.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Infectious dermatoses in reptiles<\/a>

Pet reptiles are frequently presented to the practice for various types of skin lesions.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Skin scraping, impression or a trichogram? A guide to the microscopic examination of the skin surface<\/a>

As the largest organ of the body, the skin is easily accessible for various examinations, yet the diagnostic work-up of dermatology patients can be extremely frustrating. <\/p>

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Cowpox virus infections in cats<\/a>

In Europe, cowpox virus is the most relevant representative of the genus Orthopoxvirus in the family Poxviridae. <\/p>

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Tumours in young dogs<\/a>

In dogs, tumours mostly occur at the age of 9 \u2013 12 years. <\/p>

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Canine gluten sensitivity \u2013 is this coeliac disease in dogs?<\/a>

Human coeliac disease is a gluten-induced enteropathy characterised by a specific genetic genotype (HLA-DQ2\/HLA-DQ8 genes) ...<\/p>

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Hyperadrenocorticism in dogs \u2013 treatment options, monitoring and control<\/a>

Basically, the following options are available for the treatment of hyperadrenocorticism in dogs:<\/p>

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Function and significance of certain electrolytes and their informative value: sodium (Na), potassium (K) and chloride (Cl)<\/a>

Sodium is the most important cation in the extracellular fluid. Hence, it is essential for maintaining osmolality or the distribution of water between the extracellular space (ECS) and the intracellular space (ICS).<\/p>

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Function and significance of certain electrolytes and their informative value: calcium (Ca), phosphorus (P) and magnesium (Mg)<\/a>

98% of the calcium (Ca) is contained in the bones and ensures their stability. In addition, it is also important for blood coagulation and muscle contraction.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Diarrhoeal diseases in rabbits and guinea pigs \u2013 laboratory diagnostic options<\/a>

Diarrhoeal diseases are a common problem in small mammals. As in other animal species, too, diarrhoea is characterised by defaecation with higher water content and\/or increased frequency.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Laboratory tests for dogs and cats with behavioural problems<\/a>

Patients who display unwanted behaviour are normally only presented to the practice late in their history of suffering, since behaviour is usually not associated with an illness, but solely with the animal\u2019s circumstances and its nature.<\/p>

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Introducing the \u201cFeline Travel Profile\u201d<\/a>

In Germany, vector-borne infections are becoming more important in dogs and cats for the following reasons ...<\/p>

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Feline Upper Respiratory Disease<\/a>

Infections with the various causative agents of feline upper respiratory disease complex occur regularly despite available vaccines.<\/p>

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Chronic diarrhoea, flatulence and recurrent parasitosis \u2013 intestinal microbial disorders in dogs and cats<\/a>

The body of mammals is colonised with countless microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, protozoa and viruses.<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Laboratory diagnostics in guinea pigs<\/a>

For sick guinea pigs, laboratory diagnostics remain an important part of the diagnostic workup.<\/p>

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BRAF mutation in canine transitional cell and prostate carcinoma<\/a>

In dogs, both transitional cell carcinoma (TCC, Fig. 1) and prostate carcinoma (PCa) are highly malignant neoplasms (GRIFFIN et al. 2018).<\/p>

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Assessment of renal function using laboratory parameters<\/a>

In laboratory diagnostics, there are various parameters available for assessing the renal function that provide a good representation of the glomerular filtration rate (GFR).<\/p>

\"Laboklin:<\/a><\/div>
Infectious conjunctivitis and keratitis in dogs and cats: pathogen distribution, level of resistance, treatment options<\/a>

The new version of the German Veterinary Pharmacy Act (T\u00c4HAV), which has been in force since 1st March 2018, has raised some questions regarding the treatment of (kerato) conjunctivitis. <\/p>

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BARF diets \u2013 what you need to know<\/a>

An increasing number of dog and cat owners are looking for alternatives to commercial pet foods to feed their animals.<\/p>

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Kennel cough and feline respiratory disease complex \u2013 how can PCR help with the diagnosis?<\/a>

There are many methods available for the detection of infectious diseases in animals.<\/p>

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A, B or C? New genetic tests for feline blood groups<\/a>

Three blood groups are regularly described in cats. The AB blood group system is comparable to the ABO system used in humans.<\/p>

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Diagnostic testing in cases of leukocytosis<\/a>

A leukocytosis is defined as an increase in the number of white blood cells (leukocytes) in the blood.<\/p>

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Intestinal parasites in rabbits and guinea pigs<\/a>

Dental disease and inappropriate feeding are common causes of diarrhoea. Parasites, in contrast, play a smaller role in pets.<\/p>

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The Diagnosis of Canine Hyperadrenocorticism<\/a>

Cortisol, which is produced in the adrenal glands, is absolutely essential in physiological concentrations.<\/p>

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The geriatric patient: check-up exams for elderly dogs and cats<\/a>

With the change in relationships from working dogs to companion dogs and cats, the expectation of owners to keep these companions for as long and as healthy as possible has increased.<\/p>

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Pancreatitis \u2013 Pancreatic insufficiency: What do PLI, TLI, Vitamin B12 and Co tell us?<\/a>

The pancreas is a very important digestive organ in dogs and cats and consists of an exocrine and endocrine portion.<\/p>

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Pathology Bulletin<\/a>

Microscopic examination of tissue sections following formalin fixation (10%) and embedding in paraffin is used to diagnose many different lesions including tumours, lesions in organs or in the skin, or inflammation and infection.<\/p>

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Biopsies of the gastrointestinal tract: diagnostic uses and limitations<\/a>

Histopathological examinations of biopsies are an important tool for diagnosing gastrointestinal disease in dogs and cats.<\/p>

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Flow cytometry using FACS<\/a>

The abbreviation FACS stands for fluorescence activated cell sorting.<\/p>

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Retrovirus Infections in Cats \u2013 an ongoing problem?<\/a>

The two most important retrovirus infections found in cats, FIV and FeLV, are encountered daily in practice and in the laboratory.<\/p>

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Histopathological diagnoses following toe amputations<\/a>

Enlarged toes are often painful and cause lameness. They are often difficult or impossible to treat using antibiotics.<\/p>

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Leukaemia Profile in Cats and Dogs<\/a>

Leukaemia is a neoplastic proliferation usually of one leukocyte population in the bone marrow.<\/p>

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Monitoring during Vetoryl\u00ae therapy, Diagnosing Morbus Addison \u2013 A diagnostic challenge<\/a>

An ACTH stimulation test is considered the gold standard for the diagnosis of Morbus Addison and therapy control of Cushing\u2019s disease patients on Vetoryl\u00ae (active component: Trilostane).<\/p>

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Exocrine Pancreatic Diseases in Cats and Dogs<\/a>

The pancreas fulfils multiple vital metabolic functions. <\/p>

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Ferrets in Laboratory Medicine<\/a>

Ferrets (Mustella putorius furo) have only been held as pets for the last 30 years, but they are gaining in popularity.<\/p>

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Feline Hepatic Disease<\/a>

As the liver plays a major role in an array of metabolic processes, liver diseases are connected with various clinical findings and clinicopathologic abnormalities.<\/p>

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Leptospirosis in dogs \u2013 Serovar prevalence<\/a>

Leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease found worldwide. Leptospira is a gram-negative, helical shaped bacterium from the group spirochetes.<\/p>

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What to do with Chronic Feline Upper Respiratory Infections (URI)?<\/a>

Feline Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) is a collective term for infectious diseases of the upper respiratory tract and the mucous membranes of cats.<\/p>

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Cryptosporidium \u2013 Parasites causing diarrhoea not only in large animals<\/a>

Cryptosporidium are very small, obligate intracellular protozoans belonging to the Coccidia.<\/p>

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Anti-Mullerian Hormone<\/a>

The Anti-M\u00fcllerian Hormone (AMH) is a glycoprotein that plays an important role in the sex differentiation during embryogenesis.<\/p>

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Take a Look at These Wild Slides \u2013 Haematology of Reptiles<\/a>

Over the last few decades the popularity of reptiles as pets has increased.<\/p>

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Coughing, Sneezing, Hoarsening – Infectious Diseases of the Canine Respiratory System<\/a>

The very common airway disease, known as \u201cInfectious Canine Laryngo-tracheitis\u201d or \u201eKennel Cough\u201c is characterized by acute onset of an extreme rough, sometimes convulsive cough. <\/p>

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Proliferations\/Neoplasia of the Oral Cavity in Dogs and Cats<\/a>

Lesions in the oral cavity are seen quite frequent in both dogs and cats. From a clinical point of view it is of great importance to know if the lesions are caused by an infection or neoplasia.<\/p>

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Glucocorticoids and their Influence on Allergy Testing<\/a>

Glucocorticoids are used commonly in many different areas of veterinary medicine.<\/p>

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