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Canis

ISSN 2398-2942

Text Article Total

3,637 articles
  • Diseases 1,087
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites 159
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 580
  • Formulary 570
  • Breeds/Species 219
  • Client Factsheets 415
  • Miscellaneous 607

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4,974

Contributors

561

Felis

ISSN 2398-2950

Text Article Total

2,858 articles
  • Diseases 721
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites 143
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 477
  • Formulary 548
  • Breeds/Species 51
  • Client Factsheets 344
  • Miscellaneous 574

Images, Videos and Sounds

2,632

Contributors

437

Lapis

ISSN 2398-2969

Text Article Total

952 articles
  • Diseases 239
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites 65
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 166
  • Formulary 127
  • Breeds/Species 61
  • Client Factsheets 171
  • Miscellaneous 123

Images, Videos and Sounds

1,033

Contributors

79

Exotis

ISSN 2398-2985

Text Article Total

1,445 articles
  • Diseases 376
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites --
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 200
  • Formulary 332
  • Breeds/Species 70
  • Client Factsheets 294
  • Miscellaneous 173

Images, Videos and Sounds

1,253

Contributors

44

Equis

ISSN 2398-2977

Text Article Total

2,394 articles
  • Diseases 841
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites 101
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 605
  • Formulary 318
  • Breeds/Species 74
  • Client Factsheets 163
  • Miscellaneous 292

Images, Videos and Sounds

3,677

Contributors

348

Bovis

ISSN 2398-2993

Text Article Total

911 articles
  • Diseases 349
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites 90
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 109
  • Formulary 111
  • Breeds/Species 30
  • Client Factsheets 78
  • Miscellaneous 144

Images, Videos and Sounds

1,822

Contributors

131

Avis

ISSN 3050-2217

Text Article Total

176 articles
  • Diseases 83
  • Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites --
  • Diagnostic and Surgical Techniques 6
  • Formulary 51
  • Breeds/Species --
  • Client Factsheets 36
  • Miscellaneous --

Images, Videos and Sounds

173

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Cryptorchidism

Vetlexicon Canis

Are you confident with cryptorchidism? When to castrate? How to locate and remove an undescended testicle? Vetlexicon has all you need to know.

Written and peer-reviewed by Vetstream Ltd, Daniel Smeak, and Autumn P Davidson

 

Read our reproduction ARTICLE for a refresher.

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Lung: pneumonia interstitial (foals)

Vetlexicon Equis

Interstitial pneumonia is an uncommon condition in foals that typically presents as a sudden onset of severe respiratory distress.

Written and peer-reviewed by Rachael Conwell, Timothy Mair, Wendy Vaala, and Nicola Menzies-Gow.

 

Find out more with this recently UPDATED ARTICLE  on Vetlexicon Equis.

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FIP

Vetlexicon Felis

We have a complete collection of content on FIP, including an article on the disease and treatment options, an article on the virus, plus a client factsheet.

With thanks to specialist Emi Barker BSc(Hons) BVSc(Hons) PhD DipECVIM-CA(Int Med) MRCVS for her help updating these topics.

 

Read the disease ARTICLE here.

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Kim Le

BVSc BSc(Vet) MVS DipABVP(Exotic Companion Mammal)

Exotis
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John Chitty

BVetMed CertZooMed MRCVS

Avis
Lapis
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Royal Veterinary College, London, UK Joanna Hedley

BVM&S DZooMed(Reptilian) DipECZM MRCVS

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Lapis
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Atlantic Veterinary College, Prince Edward Island, Canada Rob Lofstedt

BVSc MSc DipACT

Equis
Felis
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Small Animal Specialist Hospital, New South Wales, Australia Johana Premont

BSc BVMS MANZCVSC MVSc MRCVS DipECVO

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