Histopathological and cytological examination in small mammals – possibilities and limitations
Small pets are now among the most popular domestic animals in Germany (5 million small pets in 5% of all households…
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Clinical presentations of pyoderma in dogs
Pyodermas or bacterial skin infections (Greek: “pyo“ – pus and “derma“ – skin) are highly prevalent in dogs.
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How would we diagnose without laboratory tests? Whether it is blood count, pathogen detection or pathology…
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2021 | Publications English
– Cheilitis associated with a novel herpesvirus in two panther chameleons
– Detection of Testadenoviruses and Atadenoviruses in Tortoises and Turtles in Europe
– Diagnotics of infectious respiratory pathogens in reptiles
– Detection of Infectious Agents in Samples from Reptiles Presented at Veterinary Clinics in Poland
– A SINE Insertion in F8 Gene Leads to Severe Form of Hemophilia A in a Family of Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
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Platelets in horses
Platelets, also called thrombocytes, are an important component of blood coagulation.
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Alopecia in cats
Alopecia (hair loss) in cats is a common reason for cats being presented to the veterinary practice.
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Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) – an update
Approximately 1 – 3% (1) or 5 – 12% (2, 3) of cats infected with feline enteric coronavirus (FECV) develop feline infectious peritonitis (FIP).
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The ins and outs of odontogenic proliferative lesions in dogs and cats
Proliferative lesions of the oral cavity are regularly seen in both dogs and cats.
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Allergic respiratory disease in horses
The nomenclature of equine respiratory diseases has recently been revised.
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Infectious diseases in reptiles: an overview
In recent years, our understanding of infectious diseases in reptiles has grown immensely.
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