Skin Cytology

Skin cytology is frequently indicated in small animal medicine. This video reviews the various techniques for collecting samples for cytology.

Deep Skin Scrape

A deep skin scrape is indicated when evaluating for the presence of Demodex spp. mites. This video reviews deep skin scraping technique.

Superficial Skin Scrape

A superficial skin scrape is indicated when evaluating a patient for ectoparisitic infestation, most frequently with Sarcoptes scabiei mites.

Dermatology Cases Quiz

This self-quiz reviews details and images from 3 dermatological cases and discusses their respective diagnoses. 

Quiz: Toxicoses and Treatments

This self-quiz reviews common small animal toxin exposures and associated treatments.

Chordae Tendineae Rupture in a Dog

An 8-year-old spayed female bichon frise presented for acute onset tachypnea and dyspnea discovered upon the client’s return from work.

Feline Polycystic Kidney Disease

Management of feline polycystic kidney disease (PKD) includes attention to breeding practices and symptomatic treatment, as there is no definitive cure.

Transoral Tracheal & Transtracheal Airway Wash

Follow a step-by-step to perform a transoral and transtracheal wash, plus get expert tips, and determine which method is appropriate for your patient.

Hyperlipidemia

Clinical signs of hyperlipidemia can be intermittent and nonspecific. Use this checklist for diagnosis and treatment.

Top 5 Pain Medications in Clinical Practice

Which drug should you use and when? Discover the advantages and disadvantages of 5 common pain medications.

Feline Pancreatitis

Clinical signs of pancreatitis in cats are typically nonspecific, making diagnosis challenging. Follow this guide for detection and treatment.

Environmental Enrichment for Cats

Proper enrichment can reduce stress, satisfy normal needs, and make life more pleasant for cats and their owners.

Penile Mass in a Dog

Review the clinical signs and distinct cytologic appearance of transmissible venereal tumors, a highly contagious condition.

Physeal Fractures in Small Animals

Because they can often be difficult to detect on radiographs, a high index of suspicion of physeal injury is warranted in any traumatized puppy or kitten.