Pet Health

Portosystemic shunt operation

Portosystemic shunt operation

The health of our pets is our top priority. One of the most serious diagnoses a dog owner can receive is a portosystemic shunt (PSS). This congenital or acquired vascular anomaly causes blood to bypass the liver, which can lead to serious health problems. In this article we share our experiences with the portosystemic shunt operation on our little Luna and especially thank Dr. med. vet. Stephanie Florian, Dipl. ECVS, for her outstanding support and guidance.

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Elimination diet for dogs and cats

Elimination diet for dogs and cats

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often requires targeted nutritional counseling to control clinical symptoms, ensure adequate nutrient supply, and compensate for ongoing nutrient losses. An elimination diet with a hydrolyzed protein source or a diet with a single new protein is often recommended for IBD patients. This article provides comprehensive instructions on how to successfully implement such a diet.

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chronic inflammation in cats

Chronic inflammation in cats

Chronic inflammation is an issue that is becoming increasingly important in feline healthcare. These long-term inflammatory processes can significantly impact the quality of life of our beloved four-legged friends and lead to a variety of health problems. In this article we will look at the causes, symptoms and treatment options and give you valuable tips on how you can help your animal.

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Progressive retinal atrophy in cats

Progressive retinal atrophy in cats

Welcome to our guide to progressive retinal atrophy in cats. This condition, often referred to simply as PRA, is a significant health challenge for affected cats and their owners. In this article we examine the most important aspects of progressive retinal atrophy, from diagnosis to treatment to the necessary adjustments in everyday life with an affected cat. Our goal is to give you a deep understanding of this disease and to give helpful tips on how you can make your cat's life as pleasant and fulfilling as possible despite PRA.

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