Veterinary Case Library
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126 cases
Canine Laryngeal Paralysis Polyneuropathy
Excellent case, and your suspicion is spot on. This is a classic presentation for Geriatric Onset Laryngeal Paralysis Polyneuropathy (GOLPP). It's critical to remember that this is
Feline Triaditis Treatment Protocol
Colleague, Excellent workup. Your presumptive diagnosis of triaditis is very well-supported by the clinical picture and diagnostics. This is a complex case, and a multi-pronged ap
Canine Protein Losing Enteropathy Treatment
Excellent work on this case. A confirmed diagnosis of PLE with lymphangiectasia and inflammation in a Yorkshire Terrier requires an aggressive, multi-modal approach, and your diagn
Canine Thoracic Radiograph Interpretation Guide
Excellent. This is a fundamental skill, and approaching it with a consistent, disciplined method is the only way to avoid missing subtle but critical findings. Let's walk through t
Egg Binding Bird Emergency Treatment
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Parrot Feather Plucking Treatment
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Gabapentin Veterinary Pain Protocol
Excellent question. Gabapentin is one of the most commonly prescribed adjunct medications, but its efficacy is highly dependent on appropriate indication, dosing, and titration. Le
MDR1 Drug Sensitivity Collie Breeds
Excellent. My MDR1/Breed Sensitivity Specialist has provided a solid foundation of the genetics and a comprehensive drug list. Let me synthesize this into a practical clinical fram
Hepatic Lipidosis Cat Feeding Tube Nutrition
Excellent, my Critical Care Nutrition Calculator has provided a solid framework. Let's integrate this into a comprehensive clinical plan. This is a nutritional emergency. For a ca
Renal Diet Dog CKD Nutrition Protocol
Excellent. My 🧮 Renal Nutrition Calculator has provided a solid, data-driven foundation for this case. Here is my clinical synthesis and a comprehensive management plan for your I
Canine Glaucoma Emergency Treatment
Colleague, you are absolutely correct to treat this as a vision-threatening emergency. Your diagnosis and plan are sound. Let's refine the protocol for maximum effect, as every min
Canine Corneal Ulcer Treatment Protocol
Excellent, let's walk through this case. A Shih Tzu with an acute ulcer is a classic presentation, and your description is clear. Based on your findings—a superficial, fluorescein
Canine Demodex Treatment Protocol
Excellent, thanks for the consult on this classic case. The sub-agent's breakdown is spot on. Here is my synthesis and clinical plan. This is a textbook presentation of juvenile-o
Feline Chin Acne and Eosinophilic Complex
Good to connect on this case. It's a classic feline presentation, and you're right to think of these as two manifestations of one underlying problem, which is almost certainly alle
Canine Atopic Dermatitis Treatment Protocol
Excellent workup. This is a classic signalment and presentation for atopic dermatitis, and you've appropriately ruled out the other major differentials with a strict flea control p
Canine Pancreatitis Treatment Protocol
Colleague, this is a classic presentation for the breed and you've got a solid diagnosis. My approach to these cases is aggressive and multimodal from the start to prevent systemic
Canine Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia
Colleague, this is a classic and severe presentation of IMHA. Good job confirming it with saline agglutination. Here is the multi-faceted protocol I would initiate immediately. 1.
Feline Diabetes Mellitus Insulin Protocol
Excellent work getting a definitive diagnosis on this diabetic cat. Uncomplicated cases like this are prime candidates for remission, so let's set this patient up for success. My
Canine Addison Disease Crisis Treatment
Agreed, this is a textbook Addisonian crisis until proven otherwise, and the hyperkalemia is the immediate life threat. That heart rate is deeply concerning. Let's get this dog sta
Canine Cushing Disease Diagnosis Treatment
Excellent, thank you for the clear summary. My endocrinology sub-agent has provided a detailed protocol, which aligns perfectly with my approach. Here is my synthesis and plan for
Feline Hyperthyroidism Treatment Options
Colleague, This is a classic and critical scenario where we have to balance treating one disease without exacerbating another. The hyperthyroid state is maintaining glomerular fil
Canine Gastric Foreign Body Surgery
Alright, team. This dog is sick, and the 3-day history is a major red flag. My priority is stabilizing this patient for whatever procedure is decided upon. Before we debate scope v
Feline Urethral Obstruction Treatment
Alright, colleague. This is one of our bread-and-butter emergencies, but it's a killer if you don't respect the potassium. Let's walk through it. Priority one: The heart. Forget t
Canine Pyometra Surgery Emergency
Alright, let's get this dog to the OR. You've got a classic septic pyometra, and time is tissue. My priority is stabilizing her for anesthesia, because the definitive treatment is
TPLO Surgery Recovery Timeline Dog
Excellent, this is a classic case and a good plan. TPLO is my procedure of choice for a young, active, 30kg Labrador, and the presence of a meniscal click confirms we need to addre
Lily Toxicity Cat Emergency Treatment
Alright, good catch. This is a time-critical toxicity and we need to move fast. Every minute we delay costs us nephrons. My immediate plan is aggressive decontamination and fluid
Rat Poison Anticoagulant Rodenticide Dog
Alright, colleague, this is a classic and manageable scenario if we're aggressive upfront. Brodifacoum is a long-acting anticoagulant, so our main goals are immediate decontaminati
Grape Raisin Toxicity Dog Treatment
Excellent, thanks for the call. This is a classic case where we have to act despite the lack of a clear toxic dose. Let's get this patient managed. The core issue with grape and r
Canine GDV Bloat Emergency Treatment
Cole here. Classic presentation. This is a surgical emergency, and time is tissue. Our job is to get this dog to the OR alive in the next 60-90 minutes. Don't delay surgery for per
Xylitol Sugar Free Gum Dog Poisoning
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Chocolate Toxicity Dog Treatment Calculator
Alright, colleague. This is a significant ingestion that requires immediate and aggressive management. Let's move quickly. My Dose Calculator confirms the severity here: your pati
Canine Meningoencephalitis of Unknown Origin
Colleague, This is a classic and heartbreaking presentation for Necrotizing Meningoencephalitis (NME), especially given the signalment. A young Pug with multifocal CNS signs (fore
Old Dog Vestibular Disease Treatment
Colleague, This is a classic and often dramatic presentation. The key to this case, as with all vestibular presentations, is differentiating central from peripheral disease. Your
Canine Idiopathic Epilepsy Management
Excellent workup. With a normal interictal exam, bloodwork, and MRI in a 2-year-old Border Collie, you've correctly arrived at a diagnosis of idiopathic epilepsy. Given the patient
Canine IVDD Thoracolumbar Treatment
Hey! I'm the DVM Rounds orchestrator. I have a team of 11 board-certified AI specialists — each with sub-agents — ready to consult on any clinical case. Describe your patient and I
Patent Ductus Arteriosus Puppy Treatment
Colleague, This is a classic presentation for a hemodynamically significant, left-to-right shunting patent ductus arteriosus. Your prompt diagnosis is the critical first step. The
Canine Congestive Heart Failure Emergency
This is a classic presentation of fulminant cardiogenic pulmonary edema. Our immediate goals are to reduce preload, reduce afterload, improve contractility, and decrease the patien
Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Treatment
Good work on the echo. Your findings are classic for hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM). This cat is in ACVIM Stage B2 (structural disease with chamber enlargement, but
Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy Doberman
This is a classic and concerning presentation for occult (Stage B2) Doberman Cardiomyopathy. The high arrhythmial burden places this dog at significant risk for sudden cardiac deat
Pimobendan Dosing for MMVD Stage B2
Excellent workup and accurate staging. This is a classic presentation for a Stage B2 Cavalier, and you've identified the key parameters that guide our intervention. Yes, you shoul
Canine Transitional Cell Carcinoma Bladder
Excellent workup. A BRAF-positive trigonal mass in an 11-year-old Scottie is TCC until proven otherwise. My primary goal here is to manage this as a medical disease, focusing on sl
Canine Hemangiosarcoma Spleen Treatment
🧫 Thanks for reaching out about this challenging case. A post-splenectomy hemangiosarcoma diagnosis is always tough, and it's good you're moving quickly to discuss adjuvant thera
Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Colleague, this is one of the toughest diagnoses we deal with. My condolences to you and your client. Feline oral SCC, particularly in the sublingual location, is an aggressive dis
Canine Osteosarcoma Treatment Protocol
Excellent, thank you for the detailed workups from my team. Here is my integrated plan for this patient. Colleague, This is a classic presentation for appendicular osteosarcoma
Canine Mast Cell Tumor Grading and Treatment
Thanks for the consult on this Boxer. This is a very common scenario, and the good news is that with a Kiupel low-grade tumor, our prognosis for long-term control is excellent, pro
Feline Injection Site Sarcoma Treatment
Colleague, thank you for this consult. This presentation is highly concerning for a feline injection-site sarcoma (FISS), and your FNA findings support that. These tumors require a
Canine B-Cell Lymphoma CHOP Protocol
Excellent work getting the immunophenotype. Knowing we're dealing with B-cell lymphoma gives us a much clearer and more optimistic starting point. For an owner committed to aggress
Feline Injection Site Sarcoma Treatment
Colleague, Thank you for the consult. This presentation is classic for a feline injection-site sarcoma (FISS), and your FNA findings are highly supportive. This is a diagnosis tha
Canine B-Cell Lymphoma CHOP Protocol
Excellent. My Chemo Calculator sub-agent has outlined the specifics of the protocol, and I've integrated that with my clinical recommendations for managing this case. This is a ve
MRI vs CT for a 6yo French Bulldog with acute T3-L3 myelo...
Colleague, this is a classic and critical decision point. For a 6-year-old French Bulldog with an acute T3-L3 localization, our top differential is a Hansen Type I intervertebral d
MRI vs CT for a 6yo French Bulldog with acute T3-L3 myelo...
Colleague, this is a classic and important question. For this 6-year-old French Bulldog with an acute T3-L3 myelopathy, my strong recommendation is MRI. Here is my systematic brea
MRI vs CT for a 6yo French Bulldog with acute T3-L3 myelo...
Excellent localization. A 6-year-old French Bulldog with acute T3-L3 signs screams Hansen Type I IVDD, and you're right to be thinking about surgical planning immediately. This is
MRI vs CT for a 6yo French Bulldog with acute T3-L3 myelo...
Excellent localization. This is the classic presentation for a Hansen Type I disc extrusion in a French Bulldog, and your question about imaging is the critical next step for surgi
Multimodal analgesia plan for bilateral TPLO in a 4yo Lab...
Excellent question. A robust, multimodal plan is critical for a bilateral TPLO, as the surgical insult and potential for post-operative pain are significant. My approach is phased,
Multimodal analgesia plan for bilateral TPLO in a 4yo Lab...
Colleague, A robust, multimodal plan is critical for a bilateral TPLO. The goal is to preemptively block and manage pain at multiple points in the pathway, from induction through
CHOP protocol for stage IIIa canine B-cell lymphoma — dos...
Of course, happy to provide my approach for a new Stage IIIa B-cell lymphoma case. This is our most common presentation, and CHOP remains the gold standard for good reason. The key
malshi dog 10 years old few bumps on skin
Of course. Happy to help you think through this case. With a 10-year-old Malshi presenting with "a few bumps," my approach is always to first characterize the lesions, as "bump" c
Multimodal analgesia plan for bilateral TPLO in a 4yo Lab...
For a bilateral TPLO, a robust, multi-phasic plan is non-negotiable. This is a significant surgical insult, and my goal is to stay ahead of the pain from start to finish. Here’s my
Pimobendan timing and dosing for a Cavalier in Stage B2 M...
Excellent question. Your staging of this Cavalier as ACVIM Stage B2 based on an LA:Ao of 1.8 is spot on, and this is precisely the point to initiate therapy to delay the onset of c
I have a 4 yo french bulldog with repeated incidental fin...
Excellent question. This is a classic case of subclinical bacteriuria (SCB), and the most important first step is to resist the urge to treat with antibiotics. Antimicrobial stewar
A 13 yo cat with CKD stage 2, hypertensive, non-proteinur...
Yes, absolutely. IRIS Stage 2 is the ideal time to transition to a therapeutic renal diet. This is one of the most effective interventions we have to slow the progression of CKD.
Multimodal analgesia plan for bilateral TPLO in a 4yo Lab...
Excellent question. A robust, multimodal plan is non-negotiable for a bilateral TPLO. My approach is to block the pain pathway at multiple points, starting before the first incisio
Amazon Parrot with Acute Lead Toxicosis and Seizures
This is a classic and very concerning presentation for acute lead toxicosis in an Amazon parrot. The history of chewing on stained glass, acute neurologic signs including seizures,
Backyard Chicken Flock with Sudden Respiratory Disease and Mortality
This scenario immediately raises significant red flags for highly pathogenic and potentially reportable avian diseases, given the sudden mortality, acute respiratory signs, and rec
Red-tailed Hawk with Comminuted Tibiotarsus Fracture — Release Candidacy
This is a challenging case, and the 'release candidacy' question is always at the forefront with our wild raptors. My initial focus would be on stabilizing this hawk medically befo
Cockatiel with Chronic Regurgitation and Weight Loss Despite Good Appetite
This is a classic and unfortunately common presentation in cockatiels, highlighting the challenges of chronic gastrointestinal issues in psittacines. The constellation of chronic r
African Grey with Progressive Feather Loss and Immunosuppression
Thank you all for bringing this interesting, albeit concerning, case to the table. Given the classic presentation in an African Grey – progressive feather dystrophy, specifically t
CHOP protocol for stage IIIa canine B-cell lymphoma — dos...
Of course, happy to outline the CHOP protocol for your patient. For Stage IIIa B-cell lymphoma, this is the gold standard and gives us the best chance at a durable first remission.
Rabbit GI Stasis — Medical Management
Thank you for presenting this case. A 3-year-old Holland Lop with 36 hours of anorexia, no fecal output, abdominal distension, gas-filled loops on radiographs, and mild hypothermia
My patient is on phenobarbital, cyclosporine, and ketocon...
Of course. Based on the analysis from the pharm-interactions sub-agent, here is my assessment of that combination. This is a classic and dangerous three-way interaction. My strong
CHOP protocol for canine lymphoma
Of course, happy to outline the standard CHOP-based protocol we use for canine multicentric B-cell lymphoma. This is a well-established protocol, often referred to as the UW-Madiso
pimobendan dosing for a Cavalier King Charles with MMVD
Of course. The key with pimobendan in Cavaliers with MMVD isn't just the dose, but the timing. Let's make sure we're starting it at the right stage. According to the ACVIM consens
pimobendan dosing for a Cavalier King Charles with MMVD
Of course. The dosing for pimobendan in a Cavalier is straightforward, but the critical factor is ensuring the patient is in the correct stage of Degenerative Mitral Valve Disease
Anesthesia for a Brachycephalic with Heart Disease
This is precisely the type of challenging case that requires meticulous planning. Brachycephalic + severe cardiac disease + obesity + long, painful surgery = high risk. My approach
I have a 10 year old female. Dawson is having back pain. ...
Excellent work on the neurological exam. Walking me through the findings like that is exactly what I need. The combination of proprioceptive deficits and hyperreflexia in the pelvi
Cat bilateral alopecia, no pruritus
Excellent question. Symmetrical alopecia in the cat, even when reported as non-pruritic, requires a systematic approach because cats are often clandestine groomers. The vast majori
Complicated Crown Fracture in a Working Dog — Save or Extract?
This is a critical case, especially for a working dog whose career depends on its dental function. Given the 3-year-old Malinois's age, the critical nature of the canine tooth (104
Addisonian Crisis in a Young Standard Poodle
This presentation is classic for an acute Addisonian crisis. The low Na:K ratio, hyperkalemia, hyponatremia, hypoglycemia, bradycardia, and hypothermia paint a clear picture. This
Raw Diet Debate — Client Wants Your Honest Opinion
Alright, colleagues. While my practice is exclusively feline, and I'm deeply passionate about how different cats are from dogs, I understand the client's question about raw diets i
New Murmur in a Cavalier — When to Start Treatment
This is an interesting case, particularly given the breed, as Cavaliers are so predisposed to myxomatous mitral valve disease. The owner's proactive approach regarding pimobendan i
Collie on Ivermectin — MDR1 Emergency
This is a severe ivermectin toxicity. Given the breed and history, treat as MDR1 positive. 8 hours post-ingestion, absorption is likely significant, but immediate critical care is
GI Foreign Body — Surgery vs. Endoscopy Decision
This is an emergency surgical case. Endoscopy vs. Surgery: A corn cob in the mid-jejunum is a surgical foreign body. Risk: Endoscopic retrieval from the jejunum carries a very
I have a 10-year-old German Shepherd with vomiting and di...
With a geriatric GSD of unknown history, my primary concern is ruling out immediate life-threats before we chase down the cause of the V/D. We have to assume the worst until proven
Cat with bilateral alopecia, no pruritus, indoor only
Colleague, Symmetric alopecia in the cat is one of our classic conundrums. The first and most critical branch point is determining if this is self-induced (over-grooming) versus a
7yo Golden with hindlimb weakness and elevated CK
Thanks for the consult on this Golden. The combination of hindlimb weakness and an elevated CK is a very helpful pointer, but before we jump to a diagnosis, we must neurolocalize.
Grade 3/6 murmur in a 10yo Cavalier, new cough
This is a classic presentation, and your primary concern is rightly ruling out congestive heart failure (CHF). However, in an older Cavalier, we have three major differentials for
7yo Golden with hindlimb weakness and elevated CK
Colleague, This is a great case. The combination of hindlimb weakness in a Golden Retriever with an elevated CK immediately pushes my thinking in a specific direction. While we al
my cat keeps getting constipated and straining when he poops
Colleague, Recurrent constipation in cats can be a frustrating cycle. Let's break down a systematic approach to get ahead of it. My primary goals are to rule out underlying causes
Cat with bilateral alopecia, no pruritus, indoor only
Colleague, This is a classic and often challenging presentation. The key is to first rigorously challenge the "no pruritus" history, as cats are notoriously secret groomers. Many
My dog ate a whole bar of dark chocolate 30 min ago
Alright, a classic but potentially serious one. We're well within the window for effective decontamination. Here's the plan. My Decontamination Specialist confirms the immediate s
10 week old german shephard with hypothyroid. heat seaki...
Colleague, Congenital hypothyroidism is an important but very rare differential for a puppy with these clinical signs. Given the breed, we also need to keep pituitary dwarfism on
Mast Cell Tumor — Grading, Staging, and Margins
For a 7yo MN Boxer with a 3cm cutaneous mast cell tumor, my approach from a shelter medicine perspective prioritizes rapid, definitive intervention where possible, balanced with re
7yo golden retriever with a splenic mass on ultrasound
🧫 Colleague, this is a classic and concerning presentation. In a 7-year-old Golden, a splenic mass is hemangiosarcoma (HSA) until proven otherwise. The "rule of two-thirds" is a
what is the drug dose of rimydyl in cats
Colleague, That's a critical safety question. Carprofen (Rimadyl) is a drug I actively avoid in feline patients and do not recommend for use. While some anecdotal reports or olde
Post-IVDD Surgery Rehab — Return to Function
Hi Dr. Bridges, Dr. Fernandez, This is a classic case we see, and thankfully, the recovery of deep pain sensation within 48 hours post-op is an excellent prognostic indicator for
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
This is a classic and challenging combination, as the nutritional goals for obesity and early CKD are often at odds. A standard weight loss diet is typically high in protein to pre
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
This is a classic and challenging comorbidity, as the nutritional goals for obesity and CKD can be contradictory. A standard weight loss diet is typically high in protein and phosp
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
Excellent case. This is a common and important comorbidity scenario where we need to address two problems at once. My sub-agents have provided excellent frameworks, and I'll synthe
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
This is an excellent and common challenge — balancing the nutritional needs for two distinct conditions. The key here is to find a diet that addresses the more critical metabolic d
Overweight 8yo lab, BCS 8/9, just diagnosed with early CK...
Excellent, this gives us a clear path forward. This is a classic and challenging case where we need to balance the competing nutritional goals for obesity and early CKD. My sub-age
my cat has dermatitis around the ear and face
Of course. Dermatitis of the face and ears in a cat is a very common presentation, and I know how distressing it can be to see them so uncomfortable. This specific location, what w
my cat has dermatitis. inflammed skin around face and years
I'm sorry to hear your cat is dealing with this; facial and neck inflammation is one of the most common and frustrating presentations we see. It's a classic feline "reaction patter
Cat with bilateral alopecia, no pruritus, indoor only
Thanks for this interesting case. Symmetric, non-pruritic alopecia in a cat is a classic presentation that requires a methodical approach, as the cause is often not what it first a
Cat with bilateral alopecia, no pruritus, indoor only
Excellent, this is a classic and often tricky presentation in cats. The key here is differentiating between true, spontaneous alopecia (hair falling out) and alopecia secondary to
Grade 3/6 murmur in a 10yo Cavalier, new cough
Dr. Obi here. This is a classic and critical presentation. A 10-year-old Cavalier with a grade III/VI murmur almost certainly has Degenerative Mitral Valve Disease (DMVD). The urge
Grade 3/6 murmur in a 10yo Cavalier, new cough
Thank you for this consult. A new cough in a 10-year-old Cavalier with a grade III/VI murmur is a classic presentation that requires careful and methodical evaluation. My primary c
7yo Golden with progressive hindlimb weakness, elevated C...
Thanks for reaching out. This is a classic presentation where we need to be systematic to avoid getting led astray. The elevated CK is a critical clue, but it doesn't give us the a
7yo Golden with hindlimb weakness and elevated CK
Based on the presentation of hindlimb weakness and elevated creatine kinase (CK) in a 7-year-old Golden Retriever, the symptoms suggest a neuromuscular disorder, likely affecting t
My dog ate a whole bar of dark chocolate 30 min ago
Let's assess the situation quickly. I'll need some specific details to determine the level of risk and the appropriate response: 1. Weight of the Dog: How much does your dog weigh
Grade 3/6 murmur in a 10yo Cavalier, new cough
A new grade 3/6 murmur in a 10-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a significant finding, particularly given the breed's predisposition to degenerative mitral valve disease (
Grade 3/6 murmur in a 10yo Cavalier, new cough
Assessment and Recommendations for a 10-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Given the presentation of a 3/6 murmur and new cough in a 10-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Bilateral TPLO — Staging, Analgesia, and Rehab Planning
For a 4yo MN Labrador with bilateral CCL rupture, the decision to stage or proceed with simultaneous surgery impacts anesthetic planning significantly. Simultaneous vs. Staged Ane
GDV in a 6yo Great Dane — Stabilization and Surgical Decision
Alright, 6yo MN Great Dane with GDV. This is a critical emergency where every minute counts for stabilization before surgery. My approach is aggressive resuscitation concurrent wit
IMHA in a Cocker Spaniel — When to Transfuse and Immunosuppress
This is a critical patient requiring immediate intervention. The severe anemia, poor compensation (HR 160, RR 40, lactate 4.8), and active autoagglutination confirm severe IMHA and
Feline Triaditis — Sorting Out the Combo
This is a classic presentation of feline triaditis, a common syndrome in cats involving concurrent inflammation of the liver (cholangitis), pancreas (pancreatitis), and small intes
Feline Urine Marking — Not What the Owner Thinks
This is a common, and often frustrating, presentation, colleague. The owner's exasperation is understandable, but we absolutely can't jump to surrender, especially when there are s
Permethrin Toxicity in a Cat — Emergency Management
This is an acute permethrin toxicity case, presenting with classic signs. We need to act fast. Here's the protocol: Stabilize & Decontaminate NOW: Primary Survey: Asses
Fear Aggression After a Bite — Euthanasia Discussion
This is a profoundly difficult and critical case, colleague. A Level 3 bite on a child with a history of fear and prior nips immediately signals a serious safety concern that requi
Parvo Outbreak in the Shelter — Population Management
This is a common shelter scenario. My decision tree prioritizes containment, population health, and preventing further spread, not individual euthanasia of treatable animals. Imm
The Cat That Can't Be Examined — A Fear Free Approach
This is a classic scenario, and one I see frequently. That cat isn't "aggressive"; she's profoundly fearful and defensive due to past negative experiences. The video tells us every
Hemangiosarcoma — Splenectomy Then What?
Thanks for the case presentation. It's a tough one, as hemangiosarcoma always is. From an ECC perspective, getting a dog through a ruptured splenic mass and splenectomy is a signif
Hit by Car — Polytrauma Triage in a 2yo Mixed Breed
This is a critical polytrauma patient in severe hypovolemic shock. Prioritization is everything. Speed kills, and speed saves. My immediate protocol, following the primary survey:
Sick Bearded Dragon — Husbandry vs Disease
Alright team, thanks for bringing this bearded dragon case forward. Lethargy, anorexia, gaping, and a black beard in a bearded dragon always scream sick reptile to me, but the cont
Polypharmacy in a Geriatric Dog — Drug Interaction Review
This is a prime example of the complexities we face in geriatric and polypharmaceutical patients. It underscores my philosophy that behavior is truly medicine, especially when we'r
Early Spay/Neuter — The Evidence-Based Discussion
This is a common discussion in private practice, less so in shelter medicine where population control and early age S/N are paramount for mitigating overpopulation and maximizing a
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