At Ceva Animal Health, we are committed to supporting veterinary professionals with innovative solutions, education, and resources that help improve outcomes for patients facing complex internal medicine conditions.
Through ongoing education, innovative therapies, and practical resources, Ceva continues to partner with veterinary professionals to help advance the diagnosis, treatment, and management of important internal medicine conditions in both feline and canine patients.
Acute onset pancreatitis in dogs remains a serious and potentially life-threatening condition requiring timely recognition and intervention. When the pancreas becomes inflamed, dogs may experience clinical signs such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, and lethargy. Early diagnosis and appropriate management are important to help support patient outcomes and recovery.
Systemic hypertension in cats is an increasingly recognized condition, particularly among senior cats and those diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD) or hyperthyroidism. Studies indicate that approximately one in five cats over nine years of age may be affected by hypertension, and the condition can lead to serious target organ damage involving the eyes, kidneys, heart, and brain when left unmanaged. As veterinary teams continue to emphasize routine blood pressure monitoring and early diagnosis, advancements in feline medicine continue to support the management of this important condition.
