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Clinical conundrum
Poor growth in a German Shepherd Dog Matt Simpson describes a dog with poor growth he saw while working in referral practice
BSAVA Companion - 2020, 2, February
- ISSN: 2041-2487
- E-ISSN: 2041-2495
2020, 2, February
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How to…
Deal with the aggressive dog in your clinic 
Katharine Nelson writes with practical advice to reduce stress for both the dog and veterinary staff in this difficult situation.
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Publications
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) – what’s in a name? 
Ed Hall, Emeritus Professor of Small Animal Medicine at the University of Bristol, and one of the editors of the most recent addition to the BSAVA suite of manuals, takes this opportunity to introduce the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Gastroenterology and focuses on the importance of achieving consistency of terminology.
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Focus on…
Shar-Pei Fever 
Megan Work and Fergus Allerton from the Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service in Solihull focus on Shar-Pei Fever and explain how fellow vets can get involved with ongoing research.
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Congress 2020 - scientific preview
Lingually displaced mandibular canines 
Norman Johnston, the founder of DentalVets referral hospital near Edinburgh, will be taking a closer look at lingually displaced mandibular canines, a condition he describes as an epidemic not only affecting a huge range of pedigree dog breeds but also a conditon being seen more frequently in many of the ‘designer’ crossbreeds.
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Companion interview
David Yates 
David Yates pioneered the practice of early neutering of companion animals while working at the RSPCA hospital in Manchester. As the surgeon responsible for one of the busiest charity clinics in the country, he accumulated vast experience in performing these procedures and he is regularly asked to speak on surgical and anaesthetic issues at veterinary meetings and in webinars.
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Notes on…
Indirect ophthalmoscopy 
Andrew C Lewin, Assistant Professor of Comparative Ophthalmology at Louisiana State University, focuses on indirect ophthalmoscopy.