The bottom line

Tear proteomics enables early ocular disease detection and monitoring in dogs.

Autologous MSC injections were safe but showed inconsistent, limited efficacy in dogs with immunomodulatory-dependent dry eye.

Initiate immediate cooling with water before veterinary transport to reduce heatstroke morbidity in dogs.

Specialist veterinary imaging expertise enhances diagnostic clarity and significantly improves clinical decision-making in practice.

PCR-RFLP is a feasible low-resource method for MYBPC3 genotyping, but larger studies are needed for clinical risk prediction.

BKoV is circulating at notable prevalence in eastern Inner Mongolia beef cattle, warranting routine surveillance.

Manual therapeutic plasma exchange may be a viable rescue therapy for refractory PANS following portosystemic shunt attenuation in dogs.

CREC with multiple resistance genes detected in bovine mastitis demands urgent AMR surveillance and One Health intervention.

Serial fPLI and fTLI monitoring may reveal concurrent pancreatitis or EPI in cats with IRE or LGITL.

Oral FMT showed no clear clinical benefit over placebo in dogs with tylosin-responsive enteropathy.

CPMA combined with SOC significantly reduces hospitalization duration and isolation time in shelter dogs with CPV.

Frequent use of structured communication tools is significantly associated with greater team communication openness in specialty veterinary practice.

Molecular fecal testing is essential to differentiate Echinococcus from Taenia and guide treatment in dogs.

Tympanic bullae ultrasonography is a feasible, rapid first-line tool for diagnosing otitis media in unsedated pet rabbits.

FreeStyle Libre® CGM is highly accepted by pet owners and may improve diabetic management in cats and dogs.

Prepartum LDL, glycine, 3-methylhistidine, and hydroxylysine may predict hypocalcemia risk in transition dairy cows.

Catheter fracture during wire-guided pericardiocentesis or thoracocentesis is a rare but serious complication requiring prompt recognition.

Veterinarians must actively address AI-generated animal video misinformation that misrepresents normal animal behavior to clients.

Tear fluid offers a non-invasive, diagnostically promising biomarker source for detecting ocular and systemic diseases in dogs and cats.

Laparoscopic cystorrhaphy is feasible in cattle but requires careful case selection based on rupture location and urolith status.