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May 2007

Acute Forelimb Lameness in a Greyhound

Orthopedics|Peer Reviewed

Hypercalcemia in Dogs and Cats

Internal Medicine|Peer Reviewed

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May 2007

Acute Forelimb Lameness in a Greyhound

Sophie, a 14-month-old, 32-kg, intact female greyhound presented with acute right forelimb lameness.

Hypercalcemia in Dogs and Cats

The outcome for dogs and cats diagnosed and treated for hypercalcemia varies and depends on longterm organ damage and the underlying disease process.

Evaluation of Chronic Nasal Disease in Dogs: Rhinoscopy in Context

The outcome for dogs and cats diagnosed and treated for hypercalcemia varies and depends on longterm organ damage and the underlying disease process.

Nonhealing Wounds

In most cases, wounded animals heal quickly and effectively. There are times, however, when veterinarians are faced with a wound that does not appear to be healing.

Fecal Sample Analysis

In most cases, wounded animals heal quickly and effectively. There are times, however, when veterinarians are faced with a wound that does not appear to be healing.

Lyme Disease in Dogs

In most cases, wounded animals heal quickly and effectively. There are times, however, when veterinarians are faced with a wound that does not appear to be healing.

Elevations in Total Serum Calcium

In most cases, wounded animals heal quickly and effectively. There are times, however, when veterinarians are faced with a wound that does not appear to be healing.

Feline Aggression Directed Toward People

The most commonly accepted diagnostic categories for feline aggression directed toward people are play-related aggression, displaced predatory behavior, petting-induced aggression, defensive or fear-related aggression, redirected aggression, and offensive aggression.

Heartworm-Associated Respiratory Disease in Cats

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May 2007

Acute Forelimb Lameness in a Greyhound

Hypercalcemia in Dogs and Cats

Acute Forelimb Lameness in a Greyhound

Hypercalcemia in Dogs and Cats

Evaluation of Chronic Nasal Disease in Dogs: Rhinoscopy in Context

Nonhealing Wounds

Fecal Sample Analysis

Lyme Disease in Dogs

Elevations in Total Serum Calcium

Feline Aggression Directed Toward People

Heartworm-Associated Respiratory Disease in Cats

Treating Travel Tribulations

Stray Cats & Bartonella

Susceptibility to Drug Toxicity: A Gene Deletion

The Role of Trainers & Lay Personnel in Behavioral Issues

The Child or the Cat: E coli Transmission

Idexx Snap Giardia

Fluoroquinolones & Ocular Problems

Urine pH Strips/Paper: Estimators Only

Pharmacokinetics of Flavored Amoxicillin Paste for Cats

Antifungal Efficacy Against Naturally Occuring Organisms

Pseudomonas? Rely on Clinical Acumen

Does That Snake Have Cryptosporidiosis?

The Cyclosporine + Ketoconazole Combo

Disc Disease: NSAIDs or Steroids?

Technician Specialization in Behavior

Providing Gastric Protection

Osteoarthritis: Less Weight, More Relief

A Marker of Future Osteoarthritis in Dogs?

Mites: What Might Work in Rabbits

Questioning Pain & Quality of Life

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