Consistently Low Neutrophil Count in a Healthy Dog

A seemingly healthy crossbreed dog was presented for an annual physical examination, but CBC indicated a low neutrophil count. Follow this case to learn how to diagnose and treat this rare condition in dogs.

Owner Perspectives on Feline Diabetic Management

Feline diabetes is frequently encountered in the clinic. The results of this study on pet owner experience and treatment preference may be surprising.

Chronic Kidney Disease in Hyperthyroid Cats

Close monitoring of cats treated for hyperthyroidism is warranted to detect and manage comorbid kidney disease.

Food-Induced Thyrotoxicosis in Dogs

As more new diets come to market, veterinarians should be aware of food-induced thyrotoxicosis in dogs. Discover clinical signs and laboratory findings associated with this toxicity.

Methimazole Intolerance in a Hyperthyroid Cat

What’s the next step when adverse events occur from methimazole administration? Use this guide to determine the best course of action for each patient.

Hyperadrenocorticism in Dogs

Which diagnostic and treatment options for hyperadrenocorticism are most appropriate for your patient? Some common and more obscure approaches are described.

Demystifying Tests for Hyperadrenocorticism

When presented with an array of clinical signs compatible with HAC, practitioners must decide when and how to test for this disease.

Regurgitation or Vomiting?

How do you differentiate regurgitation from vomiting, and what is the best approach for patients with regurgitation? An expert answers.