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Oral tumors in dogs and cats can look like dental disease but may signal serious cancer. Early exams, biopsy, and imaging are…

Equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) is common in performance and intensively managed horses. It can cause pain, poor appetite, weight loss and…

This guide covers practical treatment strategies for diarrhea in monogastric animals, including hydration, diet, adsorbents, probiotics, and cautious drug use. It also…

Obligatory myiasis occurs when fly larvae must develop in living tissue, causing rapid and severe damage in livestock, pets, and wildlife. Learn…

Urinary incontinence in dogs and cats can cause urine leakage, skin irritation, and reduced quality of life. This guide covers common causes,…

Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is a digestive disorder in dogs and cats caused by a lack of pancreatic enzymes. It leads to…

Poxviruses cause skin and mucosal disease in many animal species, from cattle and sheep to cats and birds. This guide explains their…

Salmonellosis is a serious bacterial disease that affects livestock, pets and poultry, often causing diarrhea, fever and systemic illness. Many animals can…

Small animal internal medicine specialists diagnose and manage complex non-surgical diseases in dogs and cats, from endocrine disorders to kidney and respiratory…

Infectious hepatopathies can cause serious liver damage in dogs and cats, from jaundice and vomiting to necrosis or failure. This guide covers…

Ruminal tympany, or bloat, is a serious veterinary emergency caused by gas buildup in the rumen. This guide explains the difference between…

Potomac Horse Fever is a seasonal bacterial disease in horses spread by contaminated aquatic insects near freshwater. Early signs include fever, lethargy,…