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Agata Witkowska details the case of a reptile with an abdominal mass, from its diagnosis to treatment and removal via surgery.
Elisabetta Mancinelli presents the third part of a her series on spontaneous mammary tumours, this time focusing on hamsters and hedgehogs.
Dikla Arad discusses a left eye problem in a four-year-old male castrated Jersey Wooly rabbit.
Rodent medicine has developed greatly in recent years and, as Livia Benato explains, many treatments and diagnostic tests can now be offered for these interesting animals.
The second of a two-part Exotic Encounters article by Elisabetta Mancinelli focuses on rats, looking at the latest findings in the species.
John Chitty explains the basics of handling rabbits during an examination and how practices can be more accommodating.
Livia Benato looks at the increasing problem of obesity in this species, size assessment and weight reduction methods.
Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses one of the most important diseases among females of all species, including humans, in a three-part series.
Sonya Miles reports the case and treatment method of a rabbit that presented with symptoms of this condition.
Glen Cousquer and Kenneth Boyd continue their series on the ethics surrounding wildlife and exotic animal medicine and welfare.
Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses an alternative, non-invasive technique for sedating several species – including rabbits, pigeons and tortoises.
Elisabetta Mancinelli reports on species that have been increasingly studied in the past decade.
Sonya Miles describes the case of an adult Syrian hamster that presented with anorexia, alopecia and extreme skin scaling.
Sonya Miles describes the case of a panther chameleon that presented with these symptoms, along with grip weakness.
Sonya Miles reports on the case where a frog was diagnosed and treated for this condition, involving surgical removal.
Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses an animal frequently presented to rescue centres and private clinics for rehabilitation or treatment.
Great Western Exotics has promoted specialist Tom Dutton to lead the service after the retirement of its long-serving head Neil Forbes.
Bev Panto looks at how future vets are learning to handle and treat, with confidence, these pets rising in popularity.
Elisabetta Mancinelli looks at diagnostic testing in a commonly kept species in the latest Exotic Encounters spot.
Lorraine Peschard details the causes and treatment options for vestibular syndrome.
