Inappetence is common in hospitalised cats and can lead to delayed recovery, impaired healing, reduced immune function and malnutrition, making early recognition and nutritional support essential.
Hypercalcaemia is a serious clinical finding requiring thorough evaluation and prompt emergency management, with this review covering its physiology, causes, clinical signs, and emergency treatment.
Based on the recent review by Hiroto et al., synthesising current evidence on vasopressor strategies in septic shock, here are 6 key points to apply in clinical practice.
The following are key findings based on the prospective, randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled study by Splittstoesser et al. (2021–2025) of 80 male cats with first-time urethral obstruction.
Know more about some key takeaways from the retrospective study by Severac et al. of 35 cats with confirmed chylothorax.
Learn more about Feline Asthma and the 10 things you should know about it in 2026.
Chronic pain in dogs impacts not just their bodies, but it can also lead to notable changes in behavior. This happens because pain affects how they process emotions, learn, and respond to daily situations.
Once thought to be deadly, feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) now has better treatment results due to the recent 2026 European ABCD updates on new therapies.
Spontaneous haemoperitoneum in cats is a rare and dangerous internal bleeding condition. There is little specific understanding of it in this species.
This review summarizes important studies on the ATT score in cats. It includes VetCOT data and common trauma syndromes. The aim is to guide clinical use and future research.
