September 2017 Feline

For felines there is only one FDA-approved systemic treatment available for eliminating the fungus from the follicle. How do you treat this infection?

The shoulder joint is a site of pathology in both juvenile and adult dogs. Can you match the abnormal shoulder film to the corresponding disease or condition?

When a dog is diagnosed with leptospirosis, what are the risks to the owner? Review key points to help clients stay safe and well-informed.

For travelers to Asia and Africa, rabies exposure remains a real threat. Discover why the best advice is to get vaccinated before traveling.

There is no such thing as a routine surgery. A generalist and an expert weigh in on a case of septic peritonitis following foreign body surgery.

Follow this step-by-step guide to make perfect blood smears.

Proper identification of radiographic lesions is integral to diagnosing shoulder lameness. Follow this step-by-step guide to radiographic interpretation of the canine shoulder joint.

A 7-year-old dog presents for a sudden onset of seizures. Discover which diagnostic findings were key in confirming an insulinoma.

This practical guide contains a specialist's recommendations to treat seizures in cats.

A thorough dietary history and clinical evaluation was key to elucidating the cause of one cat’s lower urinary tract disease.

Tackling the problem of obesity in cats is no small task. Use this stepwise approach to devising a management strategy that works for the client and the patient.