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  1. Evidence-based practice

    Tannic acid may strengthen the intestinal barrier in livestock

    Recent research highlights the potential of tannic acid for animal gut health.

    12/09/2026

  2. Evidence-based practice

    AI enhances tick risk identification and prediction

    AI tools increase accuracy and speed in diagnosis and control.

    12/09/2026

  3. Evidence-based practice

    AI changes diagnosis and management in veterinary medicine

    AI tools are already impacting cytology, radiology, and clinical management in small animal practice.

    12/09/2026

  4. Evidence-based practice

    New tools help identify and manage acute pain in cats

    ISFM and AAHA converge on preventive, multimodal analgesia; the UNESP-Botucatu scale, developed in Brazil, had its short form validated in clinical and surgical conditions; 24 videos show the pain behaviours described in the ethogram.

    12/09/2026

  5. Evidence-based practice

    Clinical review highlights advances and gaps in feline mammary carcinoma

    Published in Veterinary and Comparative Oncology, the review calls for prospective multicentre studies with harmonised staging; recent work on immune infiltrate, necrosis and phosphoproteomics shows where the next markers may come from.

    12/09/2026

  6. Evidence-based practice

    Coccidiosis in alpacas and llamas lacks approved drugs and clear tests

    An article in Veterinary Parasitology gathers what is known about Eimeria species in South American camelids and shows why protocols still rely on extrapolation from ruminants.

    12/09/2026

  7. Evidence-based practice

    Culture tests guide selective antibiotic use in dairy cow mastitis cases

    Evaluation of two culture kits run at the veterinary practice confirms the gram-positive/gram-negative distinction but exposes limits in identifying the pathogen.

    12/09/2026

  8. Evidence-based practice

    WSAVA revises dental guidelines for common oral diseases in pets

    Published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice, the guidelines revise the 2019 version, treat anaesthesia-free dentistry as ineffective or harmful, and gain sections on trauma, nursing, young patients and radiography. VetCompass data show the scale of periodontal disease in dogs and cats.

    11/09/2026

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