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Sep 7, 2008
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A certified mutt
September 5, 2008
The Mutt-i-grees club looks to elevate the status--and promote the adoption--of mixed-breed dogs.
Shelters ready to reunite pets with families after Gustav
September 4, 2008
About 1,600 pets--from dogs and cats to a crab--were safe from the storm thanks to the shelters.
Exploring how animals cope with death
September 3, 2008
Some species show signs of grief with the death of a family member, while others show detachment.
Digital Extras
Just Ask the Expert: Dr. Daniel T. Carmichael
Veterinary Medicine
This veterinary dentist answers your dental-related questions.
Pimobendan vs. benazepril (4:37)
Veterinary Medicine
A study examines how these drugs compare in managing dogs with congestive heart failure.
Blood pressure measurement in cats (2:10)
Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Cynthia Stubbs discusses the importance of measuring blood pressure in all cats.
Slide Show: Cytology sample interpretation
Veterinary Medicine Supplement
A slide show by Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz.
Leishmaniasis in North American foxhounds (6:02)
Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Stephen C. Barr examines this parasitic disease and its public health concerns.
Editors' Pick
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: The buck stops here
Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Fitzgerald reminds us that it is the doctor who should be held responsible for mistakes, not the staff.
Practical Matters: Importance of thoracic radiography in patients with cancer
Veterinary Medicine
One might be tempted to say that a tumor that rarely spreads to the lungs does not require thoracic radiography, but I cannot think of any instance in a cancer patient's work-up in which looking at the thorax is unnecessary.
Idea Exchange: Charting adverse reactions to vaccines
Veterinary Medicine
We keep a chart that lists incidents of adverse reaction to vaccination.
Mind Over Miller: Not all of my patients are animals
Veterinary Medicine
We veterinarians often, inadvertently, treat human patients.
3 reconstruction techniques to close problem wounds
Veterinary Medicine Supplement
Three beneficial reconstructive surgery techniques--the adjustable horizontal mattress suture, the mesh skin graft, and punch grafts in pockets--are underused by practitioners. These techniques require no special equipment and are easily accomplished.

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