Parasitology

Just a Fluke? Trematode Infections of Dogs in the United States

With many dogs living mostly indoors, the presumed incidence of fluke infections has declined. However, trematodes should not be forgotten in everyday practice.

Gastroenterology

Hold That Steroid! Diet Trials for Chronic Enteropathy

Diet trials are the first-line approach to both diagnosis and treatment of chronic enteropathy and could help patients avoid the need for immunosuppressive therapy.

Oncology

What You Need to Know About New Cancer Treatments for Dogs

Understanding the landscape of available canine cancer therapeutics allows practitioners to offer patients the full array of treatment options.

Oncology

The Role of Glucocorticoids and NSAIDs in Cancer Treatment for Dogs and Cats

Glucocorticoids and NSAIDs can be potent primary or adjuvant treatments for a variety of cancers in veterinary medicine.

Soft Tissue Surgery

Nasal Deformity and Obstruction and Hiatal Herniation in a Cat After Juvenile Nasal Cuterebriasis

In this case report, a novel surgical approach is required to resolve obstruction caused by nasal cuterebriasis.

Exotic Medicine

Treating Angel Wing Deformity: A Sling for the Wing

A new approach to angel wing deformity may help avoid potential complications associated with the traditional figure-of-8 bandage.

Dentistry

Intraoral Radiographs: Identifying Normal Anatomy

Full-mouth radiographs can identify important pathology that can not be seen during clinical examination.

Dermatology

Diagnosing Common Skin Conditions of Dogs and Cats in Community Medicine Practice

Streamlining the diagnostic process or creating a treatment trial based on a tentative diagnosis can be helpful for clients who face financial barriers.

Internal Medicine

Evaluation and Management of the Hyperkalemic Patient

Resuscitative and/or replacement fluids should be provided to any patient with hyperkalemia and a fluid deficit.

Nutrition

Nutritional Management of Hyperlipidemia

When addressing hyperlipidemia in patients, taking a diet history is useful as some adjustments could benefit the patient as part of a management plan.

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