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Fecal examination for parasite detection is a common laboratory procedure in veterinary practice as it is cost-effective and minimally invasive.
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Before prioritizing diagnostic tests for FIP, it is critical to adequately rule out diagnostic differentials that may mimic FIP.

Shock in small animal patients represents a dynamic and life-threatening failure of tissue perfusion that demands rapid, informed, and adaptable clinical management.

Feline hyperesthesia syndrome (FHS) is a challenging presentation in practice because the clinical signs can be dramatic but the differential list broad and the underlying cause often unclear.

Cestodes are common parasites of dogs and cats that are commonly known as tapeworms.

Although the exact protocols for multimodal pain management may vary based on individual practice resources, the basic components remain the same.