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Interactive Cases
A bulldog with bowel disturbances
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Can you determine why Tupper can't handle his supper?
Why won't that cat eat?!
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In this interactive case, investigate why Misou has lost her appetite.
Got questions? Get answers! Just Ask the Expert
Just Ask the Expert: When clients decline immunotherapy for atopy
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Dr. Ian Spiegel answers this concern about managing allergic pets.
Just Ask the Expert: Bartonellosis and feline gingivostomatitis: Is there a relationship?
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Veterinary dentist Dr. Daniel Carmichael asnwers this reader query.
Image Quizzes
Image Quiz: A panting Great Dane with red eyes
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Which location contains the most important lesion in this dog's left eye?
Image Quiz: The case of the crying rat
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What's behind the tearing and irritation in this rat's eye?
Hot Literature
Hot Literature: Plasma BNP as a screening test for occult cardiomyopathy in cats
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Can this screening test help identify this silent killer in cats?
Hot Literature: Are antibiotics beneficial for treating hemorrhagic gastroenteritis?
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This study evaluated whether treating dogs with amoxicillin/clavulanic acid affects the clinical course or outcome.
Presentation Recaps
CVC Highlight: Insulin therapy: Ensuring your chances of success
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Dr. J. Catharine Scott-Moncrieff reveals the keys to insulin control.
CVC Highlight: Clearing it all up: A review of new dermatology drugs
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Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Patrick Hensel presents some of the newer drugs at your disposal.
Wound Management Techniques
Skills Laboratory: Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 6: Rotation skin flaps
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Rotation skin flaps are circle-shaped flaps that are useful in closing triangular skin defects in which skin for closure is only available on one side of the defect.
Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 5: Walking sutures
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Walking sutures are tension-type sutures that can be used to close large skin defects in areas where sufficient skin surrounds the wound that can be moved or stretched to close the wound.
Clinical Videos
Video: Feline obesity: Behavioral solutions
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Predation, play, and perches are key to helping cats expend more energy, says Dr. Jacqueline Neilson.
Video: Four oral regional nerve blocks
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Veterinary dentist Dr. Brett Beckman shows you how to perform four different nerve block techniques that affect different areas of the oral cavity.

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