Parasitology

Parasitology Expertise from the NCVP: Canine Tick-Borne Diseases

A brief review of diagnosis and treatment of the more common tick-borne infections in dogs; plus, some newly recognized infections.

Hematology

In-Clinic Hematology: The Blood Film Review

Microscopic evaluation of a blood film is required to not only verify analyzer results but to identify critical diagnostic features that analyzers cannot evaluate.

Cardiology

Heart Failure in Dogs: 6 Practical Tips From Veterinary Cardiologists

Heart failure in dogs is a complex condition, but successful management is possible.

Wound Management

Moist Wound Healing in Dogs and Cats: Using MRDs to Improve Care

Keeping a wound in an optimally moist environment helps to promote faster healing.

Orthopedics

A Practitioner’s Guide to Fracture Management, Part 1: Diagnosing Fractures and Choosing a Fixation Technique

The factors to consider when selecting an appropriate fixation technique for a fracture, including an understanding of biomechanics and healing.

Infectious Disease

The Facts About Canine Influenza – An Interview With Dr. Edward Dubovi

A discussion on critical information concerning the recent outbreak of canine influenza in the Midwest.

Exotic Medicine

Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention of Heartworm Disease in Ferrets

Work is needed to better understand the most accurate and reliable protocol for heartworm diagnosis in this species.

Ophthalmology

Clinical Approach to Canine Eyelid Disease: Blepharitis

Eyelid disease in dogs can present a challenge for the veterinarian. Biopsy and clinical description can help differentiate among infectious, immune-mediated, and neoplastic eyelid disease.

Practice Management

The Practitioner’s Guide to Industry Trends

The animal health industry has seen many changes that impact how practices will operate, serve their clients, and make business decisions in the future.

Hematology

In-Clinic Hematology Results: What’s Your Diagnosis?

A microscopic examination of a blood smear can help reveal diagnostic features that can't be seen by a computer.

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