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Introduction Entropion is a common disorder affecting the adnexa of dogs. It is characterized by the inversion of the eyelid margin resulting in trichiasis, epiphora, keratitis, and ulceration, which can be superficial or globe threatening
Introduction Solitary pulmonary lesions are occasionally seen in dogs and cats. The main indication for sampling these lesions is to determine whether these nodules are benign or malignant. Establishing the nature of a thoracic lesion is
patients, PIVC complications may occur. PIVC complication rates in humans have been reported to be as high as 67%, 3 while the noninfectious PIVC complication rate in hospitalized dogs has been reported to be 19.9% to 43%, 2 , 4 , 5 with phlebitis and
Introduction Heart disease is a common cause of morbidity in dogs and cats, with 20% to 25% of patients with acquired heart disease experiencing left-sided congestive heart failure over the course of their lives. 1 , 2 In dogs, this mainly
assessment of SI temperature changes associated with FBO in dogs. Therefore, the overall objective of this study was to determine the feasibility of employing IRT in the intraoperative setting in dogs with FBO. Additional objectives were to evaluate for local
crystal derived from the sap of the plant Dryobalanops aromatica. 12 Percentages of the ingredients of this formula are provided ( Table 1 ) . May conducted a pilot study in 19 dogs with otitis externa to investigate the effects of DEY in improving the
T he fluoroquinolones enrofloxacin (Baytril) and marbofloxacin (Zeniquin) were approved for use in dogs by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in December 1988, and June 1999, respectively. The originally approved label for enrofloxacin
. Dogs possess nearly 300 million nasal olfactory receptors, compared to some 5 to 6 million in people, and have unique anatomical attributes 8 , 9 that make them especially well suited for sniffer work. Dogs also have a memory of scents 10 and a
North America by 2013 because of rare hepatotoxicosis, leading to death or the need for liver transplantation. 1 Although ketoconazole is not FDA approved for veterinary use, it is often prescribed for dogs with atopy complicated by Malassezia
completely excised. However, because of the similar appearance of the tumor and normal fat tissue, it may be difficult to determine the margins of the tumor at surgery and the tumor may not be completely excised. In 1 report 2 of 14 tumors in 13 dogs, 5
