Dermatology
Mycobacterial Infection in a Cat
Infection from Mycobacterium porcinum is an uncommon result of penetrating wounds, but one that should be considered when a cat presents with draining tracts in fatty areas.
Nutrition
The Microbiome and Nutrition
The body’s microbiomes are diverse microscopic communities that play a role in the health of their host.
Dermatology
Managing Sarcoptes Infestation in Dogs
Typical clinical signs of canine scabies include alopecia, crusting, and papular erythema.
Behavior
Benefits of Medicating Patients for Veterinary Visits
Previsit medication works best when combined with additional interventions, such as lower-stress handling or Fear Free techniques.
Clinical Pathology
Measuring Urine Specific Gravity With a Clinical Refractometer
For optimal results, refractometers should be calibrated daily and cleaned after each use.
Emergency Medicine/Critical Care
Uncommon IV Catheter Sites in Small Animals
Knowing the correct anatomic locations of individual vessels is crucial for proper placement of alternative catheters and minimizing trauma.
Emergency Medicine/Critical Care
Septic Shock Secondary to Duodenal Perforation
Early recognition of sepsis from the emergency care team played an important role in the case of this Siberian husky.
Dentistry
Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis: An Update
Early detection of gingivostomatitis in cats can aid the veterinary team in starting therapy and working toward remission.