Suffering in silence: spotting the signs of chronic feline triaditis (BVA Live 2025) Practice Management Local anaesthetic drugs are effective

Local anaesthetic drugs are effective

A key element in this process is a thorough anamnesis

Lecturer in Equine Surgery - Royal Veterinary College:

incorporating clinical presentation

This presentation will discuss how to triage dermatology cases to differentiate between those that are concerning for the owner but where virtual help and advice can be beneficial versus the true dermatological emergencies that need urgent attention

Suffering in silence: spotting the signs of chronic feline triaditis (BVA Live 2025) Practice Management Local anaesthetic drugs are effectiveFeline triaditis describes a syndrome characterised by the concurrent presence of pancreatitis, cholangitis and chronic enteropathy. Its prevalence vaires, but it is reported in up to 30% to 50% of cats diagnosed with pancreatitis and inflammatory liver disease. Whilst definitive diagnosis requires histologic confirmation of inflammation in each organ, this may not be always possible. In addition, clinical suspicion can be challenging as clinical