Quiz: Blood Transfusion Products in Dogs & Cats

Test your knowledge of blood and transfusion products, from packed RBCs, whole blood, and fresh-frozen plasma, to blood typing and crossmatching.

Image Gallery: Corneal Perforations Do Not All Look the Same

Corneal perforations don’t all look the same. Click through these images of various kinds of corneal perforations to guide diagnosis and treatment.

Managing the Surgical Patient's Journey Through the Hospital

Follow this approach to successfully manage the surgical patient—from admission to discharge.

Feline Complications from Mouth Gags

Dental gag or no dental gag? The choice (and consequences) are yours in this interactive case study.

Clinical Reasoning

Effective case assessment requires more than just medical knowledge. Make more successful diagnoses with this approach to clinical reasoning.

External Splinting for Pectus Excavatum in Kittens

Follow along as one surgeon creates a custom brace to correct pectus excavatum in a kitten.

Mirtazapine

Mirtazapine is increasingly used for appetite stimulation in cats and dogs. Discover the ins and outs of this helpful drug.

Image Gallery: Red Blood Cell Evaluation in Blood Films

Blood film evaluation is an important part of the routine CBC. Review this image gallery to improve your interpretation skills.

Pulse Alterations

Your patient’s pulse can reveal more than just your patient’s heart rate. Discover key differentials to consider when your patient has pulse alterations.

Interpretation of Culture & Susceptibility Reports

From penicillins to fluoroquinolones, refer to this handy table when interpreting culture and susceptibility reports.

Sounding Board: Feline Mouth Gags

A reader responds to "Feline Complications from Mouth Gags," published in the May 2018 issue of Clinician's Brief.

Step-by-Step: The Neurologic Examination

The neurologic examination is a series of observations and tests that determine if a lesion is present, where it is located, and how severe the lesion is.