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Hot Literature: Vinblastine—A promising alternative for treating urinary tract TCC in dogs

February 1, 2012

A recent study investigated this option for treating this common urinary tract malignancy.

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Video: Asymptomatic UTIs

November 21, 2011

Dr. Dawn Boothe discusses whether you should treat patients that have chronic bacteria in their urine yet no signs of infection.

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Pandora syndrome: Rethinking our approach to idiopathic cystitis in cats

October 1, 2011

Look outside the urinary tract—as well as in the cat's environment—for diagnostic and therapeutic answers.

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Tiger's tale: A successful outcome in a cat with Pandora syndrome

October 1, 2011

See how one cat diagnosed with this syndrome was successfully treated.

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Leading Off: New guidance for treating bacterial UTIs

September 1, 2011

Dr. Joseph Bartges discusses how a new set of guidelines provide an important framework.

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Presentation Recap: Ciprofloxacin urolithiasis

September 1, 2011

From the 2011 ACVIM Forum: Does extralabel use of this drug promote urolith formation in dogs?

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Hot Literature: Can GAGs alleviate clinical signs of idiopathic cystitis in cats?

September 1, 2011

This study examined the effect of an exogenous glycosaminoglycan on cats with this painful urinary condition.

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Hot Literature: Antibiotic guidelines for dogs and cats with urinary tract disease

September 1, 2011

These guidelines may help counteract the rise in antibacterial resistance as well as lessen the overall impact of misuse on patient health.

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Diagnote: What's your diagnosis?

September 1, 2011

During the past two decades, clinical research has improved our abiilty to detect several types of lower urinary tract disease in male and female cats.

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