ABSTRACT: Triaditis is a term used to describe the presence of concurrent inflammation of the pancreas, liver and small intestine. The condition is thought to be more prevalent in cats due to their anatomy, although the aetiology of triaditis remains unclear. The management of triaditis and its components includes a range of treatments, with nutritional support playing an important role. The diet of choice will depend on the components of triaditis, but regardless of receive prompt and adequate nutritional assisted feeding if required.

Author

Sarah Collins DipAVN(Medicai) RVN VTS(ECC) Cert SAN Cert CFVHNut

Sarah qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1995. Following 11 years in first-opinion/ referral practice, Sarah moved to the University of Bristol to work in the intensive care unit. During her seven years in this role, Sarah obtained both the Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing (Medical) and the Veterinary Technician Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care qualifications. Sarah now works for ROYAL CANIN® as a Veterinary Marketing Executive.

Email: Sarah.collins@effem.com

Keywords: Clinical, Nutritional support 

To cite this article: Veterinary Nursing Journal • VOL 32 (04)• June 2017 pp 158-160

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