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Aural hematoma is one of the most dramatic and uncomfortable conditions we see in small animal practice. The ear pinna swells with blood trapped between the skin and cartilage, becoming...
Urinary catheterization is often a life-saving procedure in male cats with urethral obstruction. Whether the blockage is caused by plugs, crystals, inflammation, or stones, placing a catheter relieves pressure on...
For many years, melarsomine adulticide therapy was the gold standard for eliminating canine heartworms. The Philippines once had access to Immiticide, but its phase-out left veterinarians without a registered adulticide...
Does Cytopoint Get Used Up? How It Differs from Traditional Vaccines By Dr. Geoff Carullo, DVM, FPCCP, DPCVSCA One of the most common questions after giving Cytopoint for allergic pruritus...
Most cats carry feline coronavirus. Most cats never die from it. So what happens in that small percentage where a harmless gut virus transforms into one of the most feared...
Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is one of the most misunderstood diseases in feline practice, mainly because people mix up feline coronavirus (FCoV) with FIP. Here’s the clear, practical truth: FCoV...
