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Category: Cases

Cases We’ve Had, And Learned From

The Trend In Veterinary Dermatology

Posted on August 8, 2019

Referral dermatology in canines and felines with atopic / allergic skin conditions yields good results but at what cost and using what technologies? All of them? A typical dermatology referral: The itchy…

Protected: Putting a Dog Down For Biting Someone in the Face

Posted on July 27, 2019

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Case: Elderly 40 pound dog with anxiety and arthritis

Posted on July 16, 2019

Case: Elderly 40 pound dog with anxiety and arthritis Signalment: 40 pound older Beagle with anxiety about separation which has been met with vocalization (howling) and recently: Destructive behavior. He’s already on…

Winston’s Continence Diaper by Pet Parents

Posted on May 11, 2019

This is a picture of Winston (serial marker) in his belly band. After 6 years of marking, this has been a great solution for us. These are available at Amazon.com. They are…

8 Year Old Dog With Mast Cell Cancer – Amputee – Gaining Weight

Posted on May 10, 2019

So hey! We talked about a lot yesterday. Take all of the following as ‘helpful’ and not as a directive. I approach cases like “What I would do if this were Ajax”…

Randomskin

Posted on May 6, 2019

Skin cases can be confusing, frustrating and drawn-out. Owners get upset. I get upset. The dog can suffer a while. Here are some skin cases that were solved by “wild guesses” or…

Unthrifty Pointer With Loss of Condition – Seems nutritional

Posted on May 4, 2019

Ehhhhh He will probably do very well on that. Wayyyyyy better than ‘dog food’ But… The ratios on their diets are 55% protein 45% fat 1% fiber 0% carbs It reads 15:13:1…

Pointer With Nutritional Signs, Loss of Condition and Eosinophilia

Posted on April 30, 2019

So we got his bloodwork back and he has a very high “EOSINOPHIL” count. And his condition (or loss of condition) seems to be ‘nutritional’ either he’s not getting the nutrition*, not digesting the nutrition, or he’s not absorbing it. *(we…

“Toots” post op – Doing great!

Posted on April 29, 2019

An Older Dog With Elevated ALT Liver Values [Case Communication]

Posted on April 20, 2019

Private information redacted. Well, on the further testing thing, that’s up to ya’ll There’s just no ‘easy’ test to illuminate an elevation in ALT, and he’s clinically strong. Without anything else on…

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