The diagnosis, histological classification and grading of canine gliomas can be challenging, particularly in the antemortem. In humans, it is essential to accurately diagnose gliomas as the treatment and prognosis vary ...

Chronic enteropathy (CE) is an umbrella term used in dogs to describe a group of diseases with different aetiologies, characterised by chronic gastrointestinal signs. These diseases are clinically classified according to ...

Reasons for performing the study: ‘Sesamoiditis’ is classically defined by equine practitioners as the presence of and abnormalities in vascular channel appearance within the proximal sesamoid bones (PSB). It is the most ...

Complication rates following emergency laparotomy surgery are high, with organ dysfunction being a commonly encountered post-operative complication. Given the endothelium acts as the interface between the systemic circulation ...

The causes of canine epilepsy are poorly understood. The current aetiologic classification scheme for canine epilepsy includes the categories structural epilepsy, idiopathic epilepsy with genetic or suspected genetic cause, ...

Background: Serum creatinine concentrations differ in greyhounds compared with non-sighthounds, but it is not known whether urine creatinine concentrations also differ and whether any difference would influence the ...

Designing and delivering effective, useful livestock health surveillance is a challenge for many countries. The observations of people in frequent contact with livestock, captured through passive surveillance, play an ...

Snake venom induced consumption coagulopathy (SVICC) is an important yet poorly described clinical syndrome in the field of veterinary medicine. Publications referencing humans, on the other hand, are numerous in comparison, ...

Use of natural-service sires in the pasture-based dairy industry of south-eastern Australia is common, however, research into their selection and management is sparse. This investigation included a cross-sectional study ...

Intravenous fluid resuscitation plays a fundamental role in treating dogs in haemorrhagic shock, as it can rapidly replenish lost intravascular volume and improve tissue perfusion. However, a consequence of intravenous ...