Systemic antimicrobial treatments are commonly prescribed to dogs with acute diarrhoea,
while nutraceuticals (prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics) are frequently administered as an …

Recent Salmonella outbreaks associated with dry pet food and treats raised the level of
concern for these products as vehicle of pathogen exposure for both pets and their owners …

Background Despite limited evidence of efficacy, antibiotic treatment is still frequently
prescribed in dogs with uncomplicated acute diarrhea (AD). Objective To assess whether …

Laboratory confirmation of the causative agent (s) of diarrhoea in puppies may allow for
appropriate treatment. The presence of potential pathogens however, does not prove a …

Acute diarrhea is a common, often self-limiting, cause of presentation for veterinary care, yet
there is a paucity of data on frequently-prescribed treatments. The purpose of this …

A—Kaplan-Meier time-to-event curves of outcome data for canine acute colitis remission
(defined as a minimum of 3 days with a fecal score< 3; N= 59; group 1, n= 19; group 2, n …

Young dogs are particularly susceptible to infections with endoparasites. The occurrence of
endoparasites was investigated in young dogs from Central Germany between July 2020 …

Canine acute diarrhoea is frequently observed in first opinion practice, though little is known
about commonly used diagnostic or therapeutic management plans, including use of …

Canine parvovirus (CPV) and feline panleukopaenia virus (FPLV) are two closely related
viruses, which are known to cause severe disease in younger unvaccinated animals. As well …

Effective public health surveillance requires consistent monitoring of disease signals such
that researchers and decision-makers can react dynamically to changes in disease …