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    Issue number 22.3 Published 09/04/2021

    Fillings, crowns, and implants

    Damaged teeth are common but often go unnoticed, or the consequences are ignored or at best underestimated.

    By Nicolas Girard

    Issue number 22.3 Published 08/04/2021

    Systemic implications of periodontal disease

    Periodontal disease is the most common infectious disease found in small animals with a prevalence that approaches 80%.

    By Alessandro De Simoi

    Issue number 31.1 Published 07/04/2021

    Feline cutaneous adverse food reactions

    Owners are often keen to blame their cat’s diet if their pet develops a skin problem, but is this correct? In this article the authors discuss appropriate methods for the diagnosis and treatment of adverse food reactions.

    By Sarah E. Hoff and Darren J. Berger

    Issue number 31.1 Published 07/04/2021

    Feline cutaneous adverse food reactions

    Owners are often keen to blame their cat’s diet if their pet develops a skin problem, but is this correct? In this article the authors discuss appropriate methods for the diagnosis and treatment of adverse food reactions.

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    Issue number 22.3 Published 06/04/2021

    Epidemiology of periodontal disease in older cats

    Oral cavity disease is the most prevalent diagnosis in both dogs and cats.

    By Elizabeth Lund

    Issue number 22.3 Published 01/04/2021

    How I approach… Fractures of the maxilla and mandible in cats

    Jaw fractures account for 5-7% of all fractures in cats and are frequently caused by car accidents or by falls from a height.

    By Markus Eickhoff

    Issue number 26.2 Published 01/04/2021

    How I approach… Overgrooming in cats

    Grooming is a normal cat behavior, involving licking and nibbling of the hair and skin, and facial rubbing with the forepaws.

    By Kate Griffiths

    Issue number 26.2 Published 01/04/2021

    How I approach… Overgrooming in cats

    Grooming is a normal cat behavior, involving licking and nibbling of the hair and skin, and facial rubbing with the forepaws.

    By Kate Griffiths

    Issue number 22.3 Published 31/03/2021

    Oral neoplasia

    Oral cancer is frequently encountered in both feline and canine patients; dogs are more often affected than cats...

    By Lassara McCartan and David Argyle