Leukaemia in Dogs and Cats
Leukaemias are rare in dogs and cats compared to other solid neoplasms.
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Mycoplasma Infections in Small Mammals
Rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and other small animals are popular pets and daily patients in…
Hypoadrenocorticism – Diagnostic Tips and Pitfalls
The term “Addison’s disease” is no longer recommended in the current ALIVE guidelines (ALIVE: Agreeing…
Coagulation Disorders in Dogs
Have you experienced any of these situation whilst in veterinary practice: an eight-week-old puppy suddenly…
Serological and Molecular Genetic Tumour Markers
Can a single blood sample simplify the invasive and expensive work-up of tumour patients? This…
The Laboklin Expert Panel on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
At the Laboklin expert panels, renowned experts provide answers to questions on exciting and current…
FCoV-23 – a new virus variant now spreading in Europe?
Feline coronaviruses (FCoV) are distributed worldwide and commonly seen in veterinary practice.
Interpretation of Results Made Easy – Which Clinical Chemistry Parameters Make Sense in Small Mammals?
Small mammals are fleeing and prey animals. Serious illnesses must remain unrecognised for a long…
Rat Poisons (Rodenticides) – News on Diagnostics
Rodenticides (‘rat poisons’) are repeatedly the cause of life-threatening poisoning in dogs and cats.
The diagnostic work-up of mast cell tumours in dogs and cats
The gold standard in the diagnosis of mast cell tumours (MCT) is cytology and histopathology.…