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What is Felis

Vetlexicon Felis is the ultimate Feline clinical information resource for small animal veterinarians/practices.

It provides evidence based point of care information, thousands of articles, images, videos and sounds, hundred of surgical and diagnostic techniques, a vast library of owner factsheets and much much more. All information is designed to optimise your individual and practice time and confidence and naturally support your clinical protocols.

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Vetlexicon is the world's largest peer-reviewed online clinical resource and with 5,000 components in Felis alone devised over 26 categories, having this information at your fingertips 24/7 not only saves your practice time and money by speeding up critical decision making and reducing the need for referrals, it improves client communications, trust and retention and therefore increasing their revenue!

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Drug shows promise in treating FIP in cats

New research by the University of California (UC) Davis has shown a human anti-viral drug could be used to treat FIP in cats.

18/02/2019

Cat restraint - which is the best method?

A study looking at cat welfare during handling found that a commonly used method may not be the most optimal.

18/02/2019

BEVA, BSAVA and AVA work together to resolve isoflurane supply problem

The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA), The British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) and The Association of Veterinary Anaesthetists (AVA) have successfully engaged with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) to facilitate a practical solution to the isoflurane supply problems...

17/12/2018

BVA urges vets to help tackle extreme conformation across all species

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has unveiled a set of guiding principles and recommendations today to support the veterinary profession in working collaboratively to tackle the health and welfare impact of extreme conformations across companion and farm animal species.

23/10/2018