Cardiology

Standard Medical Therapies for Preclinical Heart Disease and Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs

Common therapies for CHF treatment include diuretics, pimobendan, and RAAS inhibitors.

Parasitology

Cheyletiella blakei Infection in Cats

Cheyletiellosis is an uncommon but notable cause of pruritus, overgrooming, and miliary dermatitis in cats. Diagnosis and treatment is paramount to preventing transmission to in-contact humans.

Nutrition

Nutritional Management of Genetic Hyperuricosuria: Case Report

Dogs with urate uroliths can typically be managed nutritionally with a low-purine veterinary therapeutic diet.

Dermatology

Inflammatory and Immune-Mediated Dermatologic Emergencies in Dogs

This article outlines the major features of EM, SJS/TEN, cutaneous vasculitis, Sweet-like syndrome, Wells-like syndrome, and urticaria and angioedema.

Radiology/Imaging

Radiographic Diagnosis of Developmental Orthopedic Disease of the Canine Elbow

Understanding the more subtle radiographic changes will help lead to an early diagnosis so that therapeutic intervention can be instituted before severe osteoarthritis develops.

Clinical Pathology

Skin “Lumps and Bumps” Cytology

Cutaneous and subcutaneous masses may be hyperplastic, inflammatory, neoplastic, and cystic, or a combination thereof.

Behavior

Aggression in Dogs: Etiology, Signalment, and Management

A complete behavioral treatment plan consists of environmental management, behavioral modification, and therapeutics to treat underlying fear, anxiety, and stress — all of which can be implemented at the general practice level.

Orthopedics

Cruciate Disease: How and Why to Measure Tibial Plateau Angle

Taking the extra time and effort to measure the TPA in patients with CrCL disease is a valuable additional step that allows clients to consider the ideal CrCL treatment option for their pet.

Ophthalmology

Corneal Edema: How to Approach a Blue Eye

A good ocular exam and knowledge of the causes of corneal edema can provide a guide to proper diagnosis and treatment, with treatment often aimed at managing the underlying cause.

Parasitology

Current Perspectives Regarding Dipylidiasis Infection in Companion Animals

Although dipylidiasis is not life-threatening, the zoonotic significance warrants timely diagnosis and treatment.

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