Albuterol Toxicosis in Dogs

While not a commonly used medication in small animals, dogs can be exposed to albuterol prescribed for either pets or people. Find out the signs of toxicosis associated with this bronchodilator.

NSAID Overdose in Dogs

Acute NSAID overdose is a common scenario in the small animal clinic, but the prognosis is not always clear. Researchers looked at 125 dogs treated for an NSAID overdose to identify prognostic red flags.

Slurry Preparation: A Novel Cytology Technique for Skin Lesions in Dogs

The slurry preparation cytology method involves scraping debris from a skin lesion and macerating it in warm sterile water on a slide. Explore the procedure, its efficacy, and recommendations for the use of this novel sampling technique in dogs.

Effect of Examination Location on Stress in Dogs

We know minimizing stress during veterinary visits has benefits for pets and their owners alike, but it’s not always clear the best way to do that. A study assessed heart rate and five standardized behaviors to find out the impact of owner presence on canine anxiety.

Sternal Lymphadenopathy as a Prognostic Factor in Dogs with Splenic Malignancy

In dogs with splenic hemangiosarcoma, the clinical stage of disease consistently correlates with the outcome. Discover if sternal lymphadenopathy has similar predictive value for undiagnosed splenic masses, both with and without hemoabdomen, prior to splenectomy.

Pain Scoring in Dogs with Anxiety

We all have our share of anxious patients, but should their behavior influence our pain management protocols? Researchers answer this question in a new study comparing pain scores in dogs with varying levels of anxiety.

Ozone Therapy to Prevent Plaque Formation in Dogs

Ozone is an oxidizer that has the potential to disrupt bacterial cell membranes. Discover whether ozonized mineral oil shows promise as an at-home treatment to combat plaque and gingivitis formation after dental cleanings in dogs.

Postoperative Outcomes of Canine Insulinoma

Surgery is the best option for canine insulinoma, but with the high rate of metastases, is it the right choice for your patients? A retrospective study aimed to identify factors that would better predict post-op prognosis.

Robenacoxib for Pain Management in Cats with Chronic Musculoskeletal Disease

NSAIDs can alleviate musculoskeletal pain in cats, but many clinicians are wary of potential adverse effects with long-term use. A pooled analysis of 4 clinical trials asks if those worries are overblown.

Findings & Prognosis for Refeeding Syndrome in Cats

Refeeding syndrome can cause severe metabolic derangements as well as neurologic, cardiovascular, and GI dysfunction that may require intensive care. Explore the clinicopathologic findings, management, and outcomes of this complex condition.