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Chronic Wound in a Horse
Chronic wounds are a common issue in equine medicine. They require special attention, as they can lead to infections, pain, and prolonged healing processes. Therefore, effective and gentle wound care is essential—not only for the horse’s well-being but also for a swift recovery.
Preputial Inflammation
Balanoposthitis is a widespread issue in veterinary practice that can affect male dogs of all ages and breeds. Although often dismissed as a minor ailment, chronic or recurrent balanoposthitis can significantly impact the quality of life of affected animals and presents a challenge for both veterinarians and pet owners. This article aims to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the etiology, clinical signs, diagnosis, and therapy of preputial inflammation, offering practical tips for your daily practice.
Papillomas in horses
Papillomas, also known as warts, are a common viral skin disease in horses. They are caused by the equine papillomavirus (EPV), which is highly contagious and can be transmitted between horses through direct contact or contaminated equipment. While papillomas are not usually a serious health concern, they can be unsightly and can cause discomfort or irritation for the horse.
Cats and heat
Cats are known for their love of warmth and sunshine, but when temperatures soar, our feline friends can face some challenges. As a cat owner, it’s important to understand how cats cope with heat and what you can do to help them stay cool and comfortable during hot weather.
Summer travel with your dog
Summer is a great time to hit the road with your furry friend and explore new destinations together. However, traveling with a dog requires some extra planning and preparation to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip for both you and your four-legged companion. In this article, we will provide some helpful tips and advice for traveling with a dog during the summer.
Sunburn in horses
Sunburn is a common issue that can affect horses during the summer months, especially those with light-colored hair or pink skin. In this article, we’ll discuss what causes sunburn in horses and how you can prevent and treat it.
Itchy skin on your pet?
One of the most occurring reasons to visit a vet is itchy skin. It is an urgent problem that causes discomfort for the pet as well as for its owner. If you identify itchy skin in your pet, you should make an appointment with your veterinarian. Let’s discuss what you should expect from your appointment.