Clinical Portals

Dive deeper into the conditions impacting the patients you see everyday with Clinical Portals from Clinician's Brief. Each portal has cases, quizzes, and more, touching each aspect of care.

A purple, elongated parasitic worm is depicted in a microscopic view, surrounded by numerous red blood cells. The worm's distinct shape and coloration highlight its potential relevance in veterinary parasitology and diagnostics.

With geographic ranges expanding, knowledge about the parasites that threaten our patients is as critical as ever. Knowing how to recognize parasitic infections, which tests to run, and what treatment and prevention options exist are important. Whether you are new to practice or a seasoned clinician, peruse this portal to brush up on your parasite know-how.

A small, fluffy dog with a light brown coat lies on a wooden floor, resting its front leg, which is wrapped in a blue and white bandage. The setting is a cozy home environment, suggesting recovery after a veterinary procedure.

Orthopedic referral is not always feasible or even necessary. There are many opportunities to practice your orthopedic skills in general practice. Explore this resource to learn more about managing fractures in dogs and cats.

A black and white domestic cat with striking green eyes is peeking out from under a purple blanket, lying on a gray surface. The cat appears calm and curious, with its front paw resting gently in front of it.

Although heart disease in cats and dogs is common, advancements in treatment have enabled these patients to live longer and have a better quality of life. This resource can help you navigate diagnosis and management of heart disease in your patients.

A dog with a light brown and gray coat is peeking out from behind a patterned couch, resting its head on a worn rug. The dog's expression appears curious and slightly anxious, set against a backdrop of a wooden door and soft lighting.

Anxiety can cause distress for both pets and owners and may result in destructive behavior and sometimes injury. This resource can help with understanding patient anxiety and other behavioral issues and provides tips on behavioral modification techniques and pharmacologic options.

A senior dog with a mottled coat lies curled up on a veterinary clinic floor, showing signs of skin irritation and hair loss on its back and sides. The dog is wearing a blue collar and appears to be resting, indicating a need for medical attention.

There is not a day in the clinic without an itchy dog on the schedule, but options for managing these cases have widened in recent years. This resource can help with identification and effective management of dogs with atopy and related conditions, allowing the best treatment tailored for every patient.