Meet Mo Age: 1 year Breed: Domestic Shorthair Diagnosis: Non-effusive (dry) form We always assumed Mo was the “runt” of the litter being a small rescue kitten. At around 1 year old we noticed she was eating less, and she wasn’t food motivated at all. We assumed she was being fussy and tried different brands and types of wet and…
Meet Gina Age: 18 months Breed: Toxedo Diagnosis: Effusive (wet) form Gina is our rescue cat we got her from our local cat rescue centre last August. We first met her in June when she was looking after her four kittens. She had been given up by her previous owners when she became pregnant so she was a bit reserved…
One of the biggest problems with diagnosing and treating behaviour problems is working out if a behaviour is normal or a sign of a mental illness. It’s not easy as many normal behaviours can be annoying. So how do you identify who needs education and who needs a bit more help? Drawing on extensive experience in Veterinary Behavioural Medicine, we will discuss in detail how to distinguish signs of a mental illness from normal behaviour
Renowned and instantly recognisable for our iconic Bova purple, this much-loved colour remains at the heart of our identity. It is now complemented by calming blues, selected to reflect health, innovation, and sustainability across our global Bova businesses in the UK and Australia.
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Earlier this year we ran our first NPS survey — a chance to get a candid read on how we’re performing, not from our own perspective, but from yours.
Ocular pain is a common yet challenging problem in ophthalmology, often inadequately controlled with current therapies such as lubricants, NSAIDs, corticosteroids, and systemic analgesics. The session will focus on the emerging role of topical tramadol, a first-in-class ocular analgesic targeting pain.
Veterinary ocular pain can be challenging to manage, particularly in patients with corneal ulcers, abrasions, or contraindications to systemic analgesia. This downloadable clinical guide explores current pain management challenges, practical treatment considerations, and emerging approaches to corneal analgesia in veterinary medicine.
Meet Ozzy Age: 1 year 8 months Breed: Domestic Shorthair Diagnosis: Effusive (wet) form Shortly after Christmas, we noticed that Ozzy’s stomach had swollen and felt very fluid filled. He was lethargic, refusing to eat, frequently going to the litter box but not doing anything and hiding all the time. We took him to our usual vet who told us…
