A 12-year-old, male, neutered Maine Coon was presented for further investigation of a small nodule on the bridge of his nose.
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A 12-year-old, male, neutered Maine Coon was presented for further investigation of a small nodule on the bridge of his nose.
History A three-year-old, female (n) Cavalier King Charles Spaniel presented for investigation of sudden onset hearing loss of five months duration.
Ear disease may initially be considered as a dermatological problem. However, when faced with the chronic ‘end-stage’ ear (fig.1) it becomes a surgical challenge
History A six-year-old, female, entire Labrador Retriever presented with collapse and right-sided Horner’s syndrome.
Note: This article was published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, October 2010: 12 (10) pp. 814-7. A nine year old female neutered DSH cat was presented to the referring vet with a history of polyphagia, weight loss and urinating in the house. Her demeanour had also changed, with her becoming nervous and […]
A six-year-old Fn Yorkshire Terrier presented with a four week history of cervical spinal pain/ left thoracic limb lameness and lethargy.
An 11-year-old Mn DSH presented with a three-week history of recurrent, sudden onset blindness and circling, which had responded initially to antimicrobials.
We review a novel system of fracture repair – the ‘string of pearls’ or SOP plating system, currently produced by Orthomed.
Here we review the options for diagnosis and management of congenital portosystemic shunting (PSS).
A 14-week-old female, entire Dachshund presented with a week-long history of seizures of increasing severity.
A five-month-old male, entire Border Collie presented with a history of ataxia of a few days duration.
Downs referrals offers MR-scanning for CM/SM as part of a scheme run jointly by the British Veterinary Association (BVA) and Kennel Club (KC) to screen breeding stock for this all too prevalent and distressing condition.
We are all very aware of the frequency of cruciate injuries in dogs, but at times it can seem quite difficult to choose the right option for the optimal management of the individual patient.
A nine-year-old male, neutered domestic long-haired cat presented with a six-month history of intermittent behavioural changes and reduced mentation.
A seven-year old male, neutered Great Dane presented with a five-week history of left thoracic limb lameness.