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Seasonal spotlight on winter worries for rabbits ⛄🐰 As winter approaches, owners should be advised that outdoor rabbits will need some extra tlc. Rabbits prefer an environmental temperature of between 15-20°C/65-70°F, but are your rabbit-owning clients aware of this? Check out the Owner Information category on #vetlexiconlapis and print off the 'Winter worries' Client Factsheet to give to your clients. 👉 https://bit.ly/4istRNU Written and peer-reviewed by Vetstream Ltd and Claire Speight https://bit.ly/4fgP0I1 #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #rabbits #clientfactsheet #winter

Researchers have recently identified a neurotoxin produced by pasture microbes to be the likely cause of equine grass sickness. Find out more in the January 2025 edition of Equine Veterinary Journal. For more information on grass sickness visit #vetlexiconequis. 👉 https://bit.ly/4fW2M46 #vetlexicon #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetmed #animalmedicine #equine #horses #equinegrasssickness #grasssickness

Seasonal spotlight on Mycoplasmosis in chickens 🐔❄ Mycoplasma gallisepticum infections are very common in backyard poultry, causing various respiratory, locomotor, and hatchability problems in chickens, turkeys, and other birds. Prevalence seems to be higher in the winter and autumn. Vaccincation is essential to prevent this bacterial infection. Visit #vetlexiconavis for all you need to know about diagnosis and treatment of this infection in poultry. 👉 https://bit.ly/49jSh87 Written and peer-reviewed by St David's Poultry Team https://bit.ly/3CReLS3 and Sarah Pellett https://bit.ly/49oOlDd #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #domesticpoultry #chickens #birds

There are many different types of hoof cracks and they can be partial or full-thickness in depth. The position of the crack in the hoof is often used to describe them and includes the terms, toe and quarter crack. Refresh your knowledge on hoof crack repair with this recently updated article on #vetlexiconequis. https://bit.ly/4fHNv6W Written and peer-reviewed by Vetstream Ltd and Graham Munroe https://bit.ly/3AWBawx #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #equine

Seasonal spotlight on noise sensitivities in dogs 🎇🎆🐕 Fireworks are a joy for many of us from late October through to New Year celebrations. Many dogs are very scared of fireworks though. Check out the #vetlexiconcanis "Noise Sensitivities" article and print out the owner factsheet to support your clients through this noisy time of year. 👉 https://bit.ly/3VfrbcA Written and peer-reviewed by Karen Overall https://bit.ly/4f2Tfa1 Kersti Seksel https://bit.ly/418iNzr and Patrizia Piotti https://bit.ly/4ii0de8 #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #dogs #noisesensitivities #fireworks #clientfactsheets

In rabbits, this technique is rarely used solely for diagnostic purposes and should follow imaging confirming a moderate to severe effusion. Brush up your knowledge of this technique with this new step-by-step article on #vetlexiconlapis. https://bit.ly/3V1hVc7 Written and peer-reviewed by Harriet Woodhall https://bit.ly/3V3sUBM and David Perpiñán https://bit.ly/3V1x1hy #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #rabbits

Vasectomy is rarely performed in dogs, but there are situations in which this may be a preferred sterilization method. Find out more about which patients to choose and how to perform this technique with this new article from #vetlexiconcanis. https://bit.ly/3AIgt7v Written and peer-reviewed by Agata Witkowska https://bit.ly/4fMRLlP and Autumn Davidson https://bit.ly/3CwE5fQ #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #dogs

Failure of the hormonal mechanisms that cause changes in the collagen structure within the cervix in the early stages of labor can result in a cervix that does not dilate effectively. Refresh your memory on how to approach these cases with this new article from #vetlexiconbovis. https://bit.ly/3ZaHQQR Written and peer-reviewed by Eilidh Thomson https://bit.ly/3CBEldx and Keith Cutler https://bit.ly/4hWifm0 #vetlexicon #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #vetmed #animalmedicine #cattle #cows #welovecows #calf

Dermatitis in reptiles can be cause by bacterial or fungal infections, dermatphytosis, thermal burns, dysecdysis, abscesses, parasites and neoplasia. Diagnostic investigation to get to the bottom of the cause of your patient's dermatitis can be challenging. Refresh your knowledge on reptile dermatitis with this new article on #vetlexiconexotis. https://bit.ly/3ACIRry Written and peer-reviewed by Vicki Baldrey https://bit.ly/3O3ffH2 Agata Witkowska https://bit.ly/4fkdEbT #vetlexicon #veterinarymedicine #exotics #reptiles