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05/06/201905/06/2019admin

Heart sounds are created by blood flow and vibrations of tissues during the cardiac cycle and can be classified as...

04/19/201904/19/2019admin

An older, coughing dog is brought into examination room. Owners claim, they noticed exercise intolerance, that was going on for...

04/09/201904/09/2019admin

Blood smear is a valuable diagnostic tool for differential count of white blood cells and evaluation of pathologic abnormalities in...

03/26/201903/26/2019admin

Doesn’t matter whether you work in small private practice or large referral clinic, you probably can’t totally escape providing emergency...

03/18/201903/18/2019admin

Two conditions, both starting with »s«. But that is not their only similarity. Although their causes are different, they can...

03/11/201903/11/2019admin

Ultrasound is a very valuable diagnostic tool, almost an extension of a physical exam, that helps us with non-invasive visualisation...

03/04/201903/04/2019admin

Neurological cases can be challenging for the clinician. We must be aware, that before we decide for more advanced diagnostic...

02/18/201902/18/2019admin

A worried client walks into the examination room, holding the dog. The dog is tetraplegic and the condition was getting...

02/05/201902/05/2019admin

Gastrointestinal problems are one of the most common health issues clients present and seek advice from the vet. How often...

01/28/201901/28/2019admin

This technique is used for minor procedures when only the hands need to be covered (for example sterile patient preparation,...

01/26/201901/26/2019admin

As a veterinary student, I had to earn my living with student work. In time I became pickier and chose...

11/30/201811/30/2018admin

WHAT IF IT IS NOT “JUST” A COUGH? It was Friday early in the afternoon and I was already...