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Production and absorption of gut-derived toxins contribute to morbidity and disease progression in cats with CKD.
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A discussion conducted among a group of internists and nutritionists from around the world encourages a structured and intentional approach to managing chronic enteropathy and protein-losing enteropathy in dogs.

Dexmedetomidine has a well-established role in small animal veterinary practice, providing reliable sedation, analgesia, and the practical advantage of reversibility.

Fecal examination for parasite detection is a common laboratory procedure in veterinary practice as it is cost-effective and minimally invasive.

ILE therapy has evolved from being a parenteral nutrition tool to a first-line rescue therapy in veterinary medicine.

Although the exact protocols for multimodal pain management may vary based on individual practice resources, the basic components remain the same.