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A sodium:potassium ratio combined with white blood cell counts may hold the key to diagnosis.
A recent article discussed how fine-needle aspiration and fine-needle fenestration can be powerful diagnostic tools.
Can this screening test help identify this silent killer in cats?
Reserachers at the University of Missouri believe they have found a way to speed up the diagnosis of infections in dogs and cats.
What's causing this cat's open-mouth breathing and frantic facial expression?
What is causing this dog's clinical signs?
This technique is commonly used to identify mites such as Sarcoptes, Demodex, and Cheyletiella.
Quick. Easy. Inexpensive. Review the techniques described here to maximize your diagnostic yield when using these two common dermatologic tools.
Skin cytology can help identify bacterial or Malassezia infection, as well as characterize inflammatory infiltrate.
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