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April 2010
How-To: Fecal Examination Techniques Guide
How Do Flea Control Products Kill Fleas?
Table of Contents
You have asked...There are so many products available for flea control; what are the differences between topical and oral therapeutics?
New Tests for Pancreatitis
Some patients, especially dogs, have clinical signs, such as vomiting and abdominal pain, which are classically associated with acute pancreatitis. However, other patients have less pronounced clinical pictures or even subclinical disease. Diagnostic tests are crucial to determining the correct diagnosis.
Performing Renal Biopsy
Performing a renal biopsy requires selecting a suitable method of approaching or locating the target kidney and choosing a device or method to retrieve the tissue.
Tick-Borne Infectious Disease in U.S. Dogs
This diagnostic and management tree focuses on tick-borne infectious disease in dogs.
What Type of Anemia?
An 11-year-old spayed female mixed-breed dog presented with a 2-week history of lethargy and weakness that progressively worsened until she began to tremble and was unable to stand.
Cytotoxic Chemotherapeutic Agents
Acute Onset of Skin Lesions in a Dog
Fecal Examination Techniques
To ensure the health and well-being of pets and reduce the chance of transmission of potentially zoonotic parasites, fecal examinations for parasite eggs, oocysts, and cysts are important. Many different procedures and techniques are used, each with its own advantages and limitations.
The Not-So-Routine Pyometra Case
An approximately 9-year-old intact female boxer presented with polydipsia, polyuria, anorexia, and mental depression.
Hyperactivity in Dogs
It is imperative to differentiate between behaviors that are abnormal and those that are normal but unwanted.
Capsules
Influence of Recording on Canine Behavior
Transvenous Heartworm Extraction
Esophageal Disease & Laryngeal Paralysis
ASNase Not Linked to Pancreatitis
Study Sheds Light on Dog Hair
Recurrent Infection in a Bulldog
MSSA vs MRSA
Keeping Score on SIRS
Novel Papillomavirus in Skin Lesions
Low-Dose Radiation + CHOP for Lymphoma
Pathogenesis of FIP
Multiple Canine Malignancies
Assessing Weight Loss in Cats
Helicobacter Colonization
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