Clinical Notes
Observations and process notes from veterinary practice.
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Clinical NotesGut Development in Pregnant Mothers and Nursing Young: The Move From Mother's Milk to Solid Food
Why do newborn kittens and puppies gain their immunity from colostrum, when does gut closure happen, and how should the move from mother's milk to solid food be planned? The physiology of nutrition through pregnancy and nursing; every decision belongs to your vet.
Clinical NotesRed Blood Cell Losses in Cats and Dogs: Bioavailability of Chelated Iron and Vitamin B12 Absorption
Why do red blood cell losses and anaemia of chronic disease cause lethargy in cats and dogs? Explore the hepcidin-ferroportin axis, the bioavailability of chelated iron and vitamin B12 (cobalamin) absorption, and the physiological principles of bone marrow erythropoiesis support.
Clinical NotesHard Stools and Straining in Cats: The Peristaltic Power of Soluble and Insoluble Fibre
Why do cats develop hard stools and straining, and when does chronic constipation turn into a megacolon risk? This article covers the role of soluble and insoluble fibre in faecal bulk, water holding, peristalsis and the microbiota, plus the warning signs that need a veterinary surgeon.
Clinical NotesVet Visits, Moving House and Fear of Thunder: The Neurological Power of L-Theanine and Tryptophan
Vet visits, moving house and thunder activate a cat's stress axis. How L-theanine and L-tryptophan relate to the GABA and serotonin systems, what the limited feline evidence shows, and practical steps at home. Diagnosis and treatment are for your veterinary surgeon.
Clinical NotesFeeding Pets That Have Recovered from Acute Pancreatitis: Precautions for Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
Why does digestive load matter after a cat or dog recovers from acute pancreatitis, and which signs of exocrine pancreatic insufficiency should owners watch for? This article covers the mechanisms, feeding principles and the central role of veterinary follow-up.
Clinical NotesDiabetes Management in Cats and Dogs: Botanical and Nutritional Supports Slowing Carbohydrate Absorption
Blood glucose fluctuations, insulin resistance, and postprandial glycemic control in cats and dogs. Bitter melon, gymnema, chromium picolinate, and Elixir of Diabetic for cellular glycemic balance.
Clinical NotesFeline Hyperthyroidism vs Canine Hypothyroidism: Balancing Metabolic Harmony
Weight loss with voracious appetite in geriatric cats versus lethargy and weight gain in aging dogs. Understanding thyroid endocrine balance, L-carnitine, selenium, and Thyrovet support.
Clinical NotesLiver and Bile Duct Integration: Diet and Phytotherapy in Hyperbilirubinemia
Jaundice, elevated bilirubin, and cholangiohepatitis in cats and dogs. Hepatobiliary drainage, antioxidant cytoprotection, and nutritional support with Elixir of Bile Fix.
Clinical NotesFrom Liver to Gallbladder: Why Biliary Stasis (Cholestasis) is Dangerous in Pets
Biliary sludge and cholestasis in dogs and cats presenting with nausea, vomiting, and elevated liver enzymes. The physiological importance of bile fluidity, cholagogue and choleretic botanical extracts.
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