Lymphoma is the most common neoplasm in domestic cats and alimentary lymphoma is now the most common anatomical site. This article aims to highlight and explain the shift from FeLV-positive multicentric to FeLV-negative alimentary lymphomas, and to explain the cytological and histopathological methods of diagnosing and classifying alimentary lymphoma, in a way that is useful to the general practitioner.

Jennifer Irving -

Melanie J Dobromylskyj -

Emma Holmes -