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Veterinary Focus
The worlwide journal for the companion animal veterinarian
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Veterinary Focus (previously Waltham Focus) is an international journal for the companion animal veterinarian. Its objective has been to review the State-of-the-Art in companion animal medicine. Veterinary Focus is published every four months and is distributed in more than 50 countries. Paper copies can be obtained by contacting Royal Canin in your country (www.royalcanin.com). Read more...
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 23 (2013)
- Critical Care Response - Vol. 23 nº1 - Feb. 2013
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 22 (2012)
- Oral Disease in Dogs and Cats - Vol. 22 nº3 - Oct. 2012
- Preventative Medicine - Vol. 22 nº2 - Jun. 2012
- Feline Cardiomyopathy - Vol. 22 nº1 - Feb. 2012
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 21 (2011)
- Diseases of the Skin - Vol. 21 nº3 - Oct. 2011
- Orthopedic Conditions in Cats and Dogs - Vol. 21 nº2 - Jun. 2011
- Endocrinopathies - Vol. 21 nº1 - Feb. 2011
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 20 (2010)
- Liver Disease - Vol. 20 nº3 - Oct. 2010
- Respiratory Diseases - Vol. 20 nº2 - Jun. 2010
- Canine and Feline Behavioral Matters - Vol. 20 nº1 - Mar. 2010
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 19 (2009)
- Feline Medicine - Vol. 19 nº2 - Jun. 2009
- Intestinal Diseases - Vol. 19 nº1 - Feb. 2009
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 18 (2008)
- Advances in Canine Cardiology - Vol. 18 nº3 - Oct. 2008
- Renal Disease in the Cat - Vol. 18 nº2 - Jun. 2008
- Canine and Feline Dermatology - Vol. 18 nº1 - Mar. 2008
Veterinary Focus. Vol. 17 (2007)
- Joint Disease - Vol. 17 nº3 - Oct. 2007
- Clinical Aspects of Canine Genetics - Vol. 17 nº2 - Jun. 2007
- Lower Urinary Tract Disease - Vol. 17 nº1 - Feb. 2007
Waltham Focus. Vol. 16 (2006)
- Recovery Support - Vol. 16, nº3 - Oct. 2006
- Canine and Feline Reproduction - Vol. 16, nº2 - Jun. 2006
- Canine and Feline Obesity - Vol. 16, nº1 - Mar. 2006
The licensing arrangements for therapeutic agents intended for use in small animal species vary greatly worldwide. In the absence of a specific licence, consideration should be given to issuing an appropriate cautionary warning prior to administration of any such drug.
