Dog bites are one of the most common nonfatal injuries occurring in the United States.

Urolithiasis commonly affects dogs and can cause dysuria, stranguria, hematuria, pyuria, and an obstructive uropathy.

Gallbladder disease, a common condition in dogs, is associated with choleliths, mucoceles, neoplasia, or hepatic disorders causing bile stasis and possible subsequent infection.

Intervertebral disk disease (IVDD) is the most common neurologic disorder for which dog owners seek treatment.

Exercise-induced collapse in young, otherwise healthy, Labrador retrievers is an uncommon, dramatic, self-limiting condition.

The results of this study provide support for various treatment strategies based on clinical presentation, owner finances, and the clinician's competency.

This study reviews cases from numerous clinics and evaluates newer sedatives and anesthetics.

This study's design limited the biases (nonrandomized patient population, complete tumor resection) inherent in previous studies that showed a decrease in mast cell tumor recurrence in dogs after deionized water injection and surgery.

From this report, histologic analysis of tissues in cats with osteosarcoma will aid clinicians in providing a prognosis for owners, especially if incomplete surgical resection (unclean margins) occurs.