The importance of the tissue biopsy
Biopsy of a mass in our veterinary patients is one of the most powerful tools in veterinary oncology because it
Natural Language Processing In Veterinary Pathology – A review
A recent article in Veterinary Pathology journal provided a review on the use of Natural language processing (where machines work
In the news: Metronidazole use
More than 40% of vets in a recent study reported using metronidazole in dogs and cats in ways that fall…
Infectious Canine Hepatitis
Infectious canine hepatitis is a potentially serious disease in dogs the UK, primarily caused by canine adenovirus-1 (CAV-1). If contracted,…
Leishmaniosis: Are You Prepared for the Rising Cases in Cats and Dogs?
Leishmaniosis is no longer just a disease of southern Europe - it’s increasingly being diagnosed in cats and dogs across the…
November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month
#PetCancerAwarenessMonth is an essential time dedicated to educating pet owners about the serious impact of cancer on our beloved pets…
Feline Diarrhoea: acute or chronic?
A clear, practical overview of PCR, LAMP, and qPCR for vet nurses - speed, reliability, Ct values, and when to…
From PCR to qPCR: What Every Vet Nurse Should Know About Diagnosing Infectious Diseases
Here’s a quick guide to PCR, LAMP, and qPCR and why qPCR is revolutionising infectious disease diagnostics.