Ebola Virus & Dogs: Where Do We Stand?

As is common with emerging diseases, there are many gaps in our knowledge—and these gaps can create fear.

Interventional Radiology: A Trend in Veterinary Medicine

Interventional radiology techniques are minimally invasive and can result in decreased anesthesia times and shorter hospitalization. What interventional radiology procedures should you consider?

Stranguria & Hematuria in a Mature Dog

A small liver, large kidneys, and confirmed uroliths combine to provide a 100% predictive power for a certain diagnosis. What is it?

Pulmonary Thromboembolism

As pulmonary thromboembolism can be difficult to diagnose and can carry a guarded prognosis, prevention is important.

Calcium Oxalate Urolithiasis

Review the signalment, potential causes, treatment options, and preventive measures for calcium oxalate uroliths in both dogs and cats.

Emergency Stabilization for Transport

Stabilizing the ABCs, along with addressing other considerations, is an important first step to safely prepare emergency patients for transport.

The Case: Suspected Amanita spp Mushroom Poisoning

A 3-month-old springer spaniel presents for severe lethargy, minimal responsiveness, and vomiting after ingesting white mushrooms. The patient is referred after stabilization, but later euthanized. What went wrong?

Top 5 Oral & Dental Lesions

Subtle signs often present with oral or dental disease and can indicate the need for further evaluation. Dont miss these common pathologies.

Hypovolemic Shock

Rapid fluid administration is the foundation of hypovolemic shock therapy. Which fluids should you choose and when?

Practice in a Tourist Locale: The Florida Keys

Rapid fluid administration is the foundation of hypovolemic shock therapy. Which fluids should you choose and when?