Ross Allan explains the need to inform, educate and inspire when discussing the diagnosis and management of cases with clients.

Stuart Carmichael looks at steps practices can take to provide lifelong care for these patients, as well as new developments to facilitate this.

Diego Rodrigo Mocholi looks at the analgesia nociception index in dogs and cats, as well as research into staging and locomotor activity tools.

Siobhan Menzies and Louise Clark – in part two of their article – summarise veterinary trials, and consider legal and clinical factors for prescribing.

Karen Perry discusses two commonly encountered causes of lameness in cats, and evaluates the experience and literature base used to direct diagnosis and treatment.

Siobhan Menzies and Louise Clark, in the first of a two-part article, cover the history of hemp, phytochemistry and studies into this compound’s effects.

Karen Perry discusses the diagnosis and treatment of OA, and the importance of cat owner education in their success.

Jo Murrell discusses diagnosis and treatment of this issue, including the use of clinical metrology instruments to quantify it.

Ross Allan and Stuart Carmichael explore techniques their vet practice has developed for using this form of telemedicine in the small animal sector.

Ross Allan and Stuart Carmichael continue their advocation of having dedicated teams for this issue by discussing the importance of addressing both an immediate and long-term strategy.

Ross Allan and Stuart Carmichael discuss the potential for practices to set up dedicated clinics for this issue – making use of the whole clinical team, as well as assessment tools and online support.

Karen Walsh discusses the importance and process of detection and treatment in both canine and feline patients.

Niamh Clancy discusses common behaviours seen in companion animals and the use of scoring charts in veterinary practice.

Emma Gerrard provides an overview of this joint condition in cats and dogs, including what's new, management strategies and owner guidance.

Karen Perry, in the final of a three-part article, discusses promising prospective treatments for this disorder in dogs.

Karen Perry uses a case involving a German shepherd dog to demonstrate successful treatment of this condition.

Karen Perry, in the first of a three-part article series, looks at latest thinking on functional changes related to this disorder in dogs.