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Dogs Endocrinology

Canine Insulinoma

A practical guide to recognising episodic hypoglycaemia, confirming insulinoma and planning surgical or medical management in dogs.

Horses Endocrinology

Equine Cushing Disease

A substantial veterinary clinical reference covering recognition, diagnostic approach, management, monitoring, prognosis and prevention of equine cushing disease.

Dogs Endocrinology

Canine Hypothyroidism

A substantial veterinary clinical reference covering recognition, diagnostic approach, management, monitoring, prognosis and prevention of canine hypothyroidism.

Cats Endocrinology

Feline Acromegaly

A practical reference on recognising hypersomatotropism in diabetic cats and selecting confirmatory tests and treatment.

Ferrets Endocrinology

Ferret Insulinoma

Insulinoma is a common pancreatic endocrine tumour in middle-aged and older ferrets that causes episodic or persistent hypoglycaemia.

Dogs Endocrinology

Hyperadrenocorticism in Dogs

Canine hyperadrenocorticism is a syndrome of chronic glucocorticoid excess, most commonly pituitary dependent but sometimes caused by an adrenal tumour or corticosteroid exposure.