Feline Medicine

We have compiled a countdown of our top 20 articles in 2022, here is number 13

Understanding the diagnostic dilemmas associated with feline hyperthyroidism and how to resolve these with additional testing

The bexagliflozin product (Bexacat; Increvet Inc) is also the first SGLT2 inhibitor new animal drug approved by the FDA in any animal species.

Uroliths are one potential cause of lower urinary tract signs in cats. Management varies by type but can be guided by clinical suspicion based on appropriate history, signalment, and diagnostics.

Use of pre-visit pharmaceuticals and in-clinic sedation for feline patients can improve the patient, client, and veterinary experience

Taking cues from a feline can help improve a veterinary visit and behavior at home

The foundation is hoping to move beyond trap/neuter/release programs

Exploring what factors impact the decision whether or not to groom a cat

Megan McClosky, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM), explains how inflammatory bowel disease is linked to small cell lymphosarcoma, and what happens if a client refuses a biopsy

Using a smartphone with your clients can create a successful feline exam

During her lecture at the 2022 American Association of Feline Practitioners conference, Sarah Heath, BVSc, PgCertVE, DECAWBM (BM), CCAB, FHEA, FRCVS, explained the causes, and diagnosis possibilities, behind the challenge cat case at your practice.

Basepaws will help AAFP support feline practitioners through multiple resources

A boarded veterinary nutritionist explores the associated risks and potential benefits of unconventional feeding practices

Liz Bales, VMD, shares her advice on using the Feline Grimace Scale

Marcy Bliss, CEO of Wedgewood Pharmacy, talks GFI #256 compliance and how drug compounding has changed over time

Liz Bales, VMD, explains how taking a different approach can help better manage a cat's weight

Toxic ingestions of human psychiatric drugs can cause clinical signs in pets that range from sympathomimetic to anticholinergic.

Experts offer advice on identifying and managing feline OA and discuss the latest treatments for this painful condition

Both fluralaner topical solution (Bravecto) and fluralaner and moxidectin topical solution (Bravecto Plus) are now indicated for the treatment and control of Asian longhorned tick infestations in cats.

New guidelines will help veterinarians provide feline patients with a FIP diagnosis

Jennifer Conrad, DVM, explains what winning this award means to her, and her work

Get to know our feline medicine winner for the 2022 Veterinary Heroes™ Awards

Pyometra and urethral obstruction are life-threatening conditions that can be quite expensive to treat, and new research shows positive outcomes for these patients treated surgically in a primary care setting

Only product of its kind offering multiple access points for treatment to keep veterinarians safe while enhancing care

Lack of vaccinations, awareness, and other factors causing the landscape of leptospirosis to continue to evolve