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January 2019
Why Practice Ownership Means Higher Earning Potential
Pancreatitis & Diabetes Mellitus in a Dog
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Practice owners carry many responsibilities in addition to practicing veterinary medicine, including the roles of landlord and investor. Ensure fair compensation and improve the value of your practice with this guide.
A miniature schnauzer is diagnosed with pancreatitis and diabetes mellitus. Which drugs should be used with caution, and which get the green light?
Limitations of Oral Examination in the Conscious Patient
Evaluation of the oral cavity should be part of every physical examination. This case, involving a patient with chronic nasal symptoms, reveals why a full anesthetized assessment is necessary for complete evaluation.
Anterior Uveal Melanocytic Neoplasia
Neoplastic lesions of the iris and other anterior ocular structures can carry a poor prognosis and high risk of metastasis in some patients. Knowing when to refer and pursue definitive therapy is key.
Iris Freckles, Nevi, & Melanosis
Several benign forms of iris hyperpigmentation can be observed in dogs and cats. Learn what to look for to differentiate these from more aggressive pigmented lesions.
Intestinal Dysbiosis
Altered GI microbiomes can impact homeostatic digestive functions and are associated with other systemic illnesses. From measuring serum cobalamin to fecal microbiota transplantation, diagnose and treat dysbiosis while addressing underlying causes.
Oral Ulceration
Oromucosal erosions and ulcers are painful abnormalities that warrant further investigation and treatment. These images highlight various presentations of such lesions, along with corresponding causes.
Differential Diagnosis: Panting
Increased panting is a common concern raised by clients. This list covers differentials to consider, from most to least likely.
Diagnosing Oral Ulceration in Dogs & Cats
Damage to the oromucosal epithelium can occur abruptly or gradually and can have endogenous or exogenous causes. Follow this map to characterize and manage these painful lesions.
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Quilting Pattern for Subcutaneous Closure
Cardiac Troponin I Use for Assessment of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Risk
Platelet Estimates from Blood Smears in Dogs
Caregiver Burden
Triggers for Acute Polyradiculoneuritis in Dogs
Capsules
Research Note: Treatment Options for Canine Hypercortisolism
Research Note: Nontuberculous Mycobacteria in Cats
Research Note: Dental Anomalies in Brachycephalic Cats
Research Note: Honey for Treatment of Canine Pyoderma & Otitis Externa
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