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Image Quiz: Ophthalmology
A 2-year-old hedgehog was presented as an emergency because of a bulging left eye. The eye did not appear to be visual and the cornea was opaque. The pupillary light reflex could not be assessed because of severe keratitis and the absence of the right eye. What is the diagnosis?
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Just Ask the Expert: Timothy M. Fan, DVM, DACVIM
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Just Ask the Expert: Michael Paul, DVM
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CAPC executive director Dr. Michael Paul addresses questions about heartworm disease in cats.
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Flea and tick control is changing. Are you?
In an article recently published in Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, Drs. Byron Blagburn and Michael Dryden provide a comprehensive overview of flea and tick biology, treatment, and control.
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The positive influence of companion animals
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Is it attention-seeking behavior?
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Dr. Benjamin Hart describes a syndrome wherein a dog feigns a medical problem to elicit attention. He also offers tips for diagnosing such cases.
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Researching behavior in Asian elephants
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Coping with an allergic dog
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After years of giving advice all day long to pet owners with allergic dogs, I now have a fresh perspective on the subject—that is after adopting Cindy, an allergic 11-year-old Golden Retriever, a few years ago.
An unusual case of stomatitis
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Medical management is possible, but often these cases result in extractions.
Nonsurgical methods of contraception in dogs and cats: Where are we now?
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The population of unowned, free-roaming cats and dogs in the world is unknown, but we know an overpopulation of these animals exists.

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