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This case report reviews the treatment plan for a dog with advanced-stage invasive urothelial carcinoma at diagnosis.
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Veterinary nurses should understand that nutrient needs vary between life stages and what those nutrients do so that they can communicate those needs to clients and recommend appropriate feeding practices.
Pharmaceutical pain management has developed significantly in the past decade as more studies have validated novel analgesic drugs, doses, and adjunct therapies.
A Yorkshire terrier presents for its annual examination at the general veterinary practice, and the owner has questions about occasional “skipping” of the pelvic limbs while walking.
Feline house soiling can be a major problem for caregivers, but telemedicine can be a means of providing much needed support and guidance.
As veterinary practices continue to adopt higher monitoring standards, capnography remains a cornerstone of anesthesia safety and is a core recommendation in resuscitation guidelines.
Discussing with clients the type of stone affecting their dog and how diet helps manage and/or prevent future stones increases their understanding and compliance.