Fluorosis is caused by ingestion of fluorine via contaminated feed or water, exposure to environmental fluorine or born to a fluorotic dam. Find out more with this new #vetlexiconequis article. bit.ly/4ahgJXB

It may be difficult or even impossible to perform a clinical examination on a fear-aggressive or feral cat, so assessment of cardiovascular function can be problematic. bit.ly/3PT9n4o

The cause of aneurysms in reptiles is unknown, but they usually arise from either the internal carotid artery or from the aorta. Check out this new article and images on #vetlexiconexotis to find out more about this condition. bit.ly/4cZ3BIw

What to do when faced with a bloated bovine? This new diagnostic tree from #vetlexiconbovis is here to help guide cattle vets through the differentials. bit.ly/3vVYYhx

Ibuprofen toxicity is a common presentation for dogs at the emergency vets. Refresh your knowledge on the diagnosis and management of ibuprofen toxicity with this updated article from #vetlexiconcanis. bit.ly/3W6YYGi

Help your clients understand the conditions that may be affecting their pets. Check out these new Client Factsheets that have been added to #vetlexiconlapis: Biopsies, Cruciate liagment trauma, Euthabag pet body bags, Tetanus. bit.ly/3Jq97pT

Flow cytometry is a means of precisely identifying the immunophenotype of cells in liquid suspension by the use of antibody markers specific for surface or intracytoplasmic molecules expressed by those cells. bit.ly/3WvWrFN

We’re proud to support Mental Health Foundation this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek – 13 to 19 May. Join in and help to create a world with good mental health for all. Find out more and get involved: bit.ly/3UGkTl1 #MomentsForMovement

Forage mites live in stored food products. They are non-parasitic mites, but they can act as allergens and result in atopic dermatitis in dogs and cats. Find out more from this brand new article from #vetlexiconfelis. bit.ly/3Uxyk73

Although rare in guinea pigs, squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) are possible. This new article on #vetlexiconexotis covers the pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and outcomes of SCC in guinea pigs. bit.ly/4arejEU

Protein losing enteropathy can be a frustrating condition to diagnose and manage. This updated article on #vetlexiconcanis guides vets through the diagnostic work up and treatment options. Follow the link in our bio bit.ly/4bUBgla

There are many causes of atrioventricular block in rabbits. These three new articles on #vetlexiconlapis discuss the causes, signs, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis in affected animals. bit.ly/4aQms62 bit.ly/3RdpkD3 bit.ly/3VazvcC

The auriculopalpebral nerve block is useful when trying to examine painful eyes or to control eyelid movement during minor surgical procedures. Find out how to perform an auriculopalpebral block with this #vetlexiconbovis article. bit.ly/4eaaIhL

Mycotoxicoses are poisonings caused by secondary toxic metabolites produced by molds. Find out more with this recently updated #vetlexiconequis article. bit.ly/3x7n1ur

Vetlexicon Felis has recently published a new Client information sheet on cat mites (mange). bit.ly/3VgK0LT

Corneal edema is the increase in corneal thickness due to accumulation of extracellular fluid in the epithelium and stroma resulting in a loss of corneal transparency. Check out this new article on #vetlexiconexotis for all you need to know. bit.ly/4b8wAaJ

Alendronate inhibits farnesyl pyrophosphate synthase which supports osteoclast attachment to bone thus inhibiting osteoclast induced bone resorption. New article from #vetlexiconcanis. bit.ly/canis_alendron… Client factsheet bit.ly/3Wk7hhL

With summer finally in full swing heat stress can be a problem for poultry. Environmental temperatures over 28°C/82.4°F can cause heat stress, exacerbated when humidity is also over 80%. Check out this article on #vetlexiconavis. bit.ly/3zGo0m8

Although listeriosis is an uncommon infection in rabbits, would you know how to approach a case if one came up? This updated article on #vetlexiconlapis covers everything you need to know. bit.ly/4ctR1Aj

Seborrhea is a term that indicates scaling and crusting, which can be dry (seborrhea sicca) or oily (seborrhea oleosa). Refresh your knowledge on seborrhea using the recently updated content on #vetlexiconequis. bit.ly/3XQY9SJ