Gastroenterology

Ashley Kinsley, CVT, explains how IBD presents differently in dogs and cats and what makes treatment difficult

Veterinary professionals can gain a lot of information on critical rabbit patients from history, physical examination, and diagnostic findings

Here is an inside look at probiotics, plus debunking some common misconceptions

Several intraoperative procedures can be considered following diagnosis

Veterinary professionals learn to deduce the cause of a canine’s bloody belly

Under a microscope, samples collected from the rectum can yield answers to gastrointestinal signs in patients

The NexGard COMBO topical solution from Boehringer Ingelheim helps prevent tapeworms and other intestinal parasites as well as fleas, ticks, and heartworms.

In this dvm360® interview, Dr Shadi Ireifej reviews the most common pancreatic diseases found in canine patients

An expert shares best practices for diagnosing and managing this increasingly prevalent disease

Funded by Morris Animal Foundation and conducted by veterinary research team at Utrecht University

Proposals should focus on using new technology or therapeutic methods to treat or cure the disease

Signs, risk factors, and diagnostics for when faced with this potentially fatal condition

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

Pet parents of a late Aussie who suffered from this disease collaborated with the foundation to give meaning to the untimely loss of their best friend

3 articles on maintaining gut health in pets, plus its importance to overall wellness

Evaluating pets' gastrointestinal health is beneficial to veterinary dermatologists and their patients

Provide advanced at-home support to promote dogs’ immune system, gut health, and hip and joint function

In an interview at the Fetch dvm360® conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, Christopher Byers, DVM, DACVECC, DACVIM (SAIM), CVJ, defines chronic feline vomiting, plus shares what causes it.

Washington State University research has displayed this drug could be the first to help dogs manage this rare, often deadly condition.

Crofelemer (Canalevia-CA1) is conditionally approved by the FDA for treatment of chemotherapy-induced diarrhea in dogs and could also be used to treat exercise-induced diarrhea.

The organization has selected 5 studies to fund based on their ability to save equine lives.

The role of the gastrointestinal tract in optimal function of an animal’s body is complex. Maximizing the function of the GI tract can help improve the overall health of patients.

We have compiled a list of the top 10 articles in 2021, here is number 14.

We have compiled a list of the top 10 articles in 2021, here is number 17.

Deborah E. Linder, DVM, MS, DACVN, discusses the latest research and guidance surrounding popular pet food diets during a Fetch dvm360® talk.