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Feline Hepatic Lipidosis: Feeding and Refeeding Risk
Plan assisted nutrition for feline hepatic lipidosis, investigate concurrent disease, monitor refeeding complications, and prepare safe tube care.
Read →Canine Leptospirosis: Diagnosis and Management
Combine PCR and paired MAT, start timely treatment, plan renal support, and manage urine exposure in dogs with suspected leptospirosis.
Read →Canine EPI: TLI Diagnosis, Enzymes and Cobalamin
Interpret assay-specific TLI results, select pancreatic enzyme replacement, address cobalamin, and investigate incomplete response in canine EPI.
Read →Feline Hypercalcemia: Ionized Calcium and Cause Workup
Confirm ionized hypercalcemia, interpret PTH in context, and investigate renal, neoplastic, dietary, and toxic causes before an idiopathic label.
Read →Canine Protein-Losing Enteropathy: Workup and Diet
Localize hypoalbuminemia, plan nutrition and biopsy by disease severity, and avoid reflex antibiotics in suspected canine protein-losing enteropathy.
Read →Canine Congenital Portosystemic Shunts: Workup and Care
Separate shunt screening from anatomic confirmation, stabilize clinical signs, and plan specialist attenuation and follow-up for canine congenital shunts.
Read →Feline Pyothorax: Drainage and Antimicrobial Decisions
Combine pleural source control with systemic antimicrobials, interpret negative anaerobic culture, and reassess cats that fail drainage-based treatment.
Read →Canine Spontaneous Pneumothorax: Management and CT
Stabilize canine spontaneous pneumothorax, interpret a negative CT cautiously, and discuss definitive surgery using the limits of comparative evidence.
Read →Canine Pericardial Effusion: Tamponade and Workup
Recognize tamponade, prioritize drainage, and interpret canine pericardial fluid cytology without mistaking a negative result for exclusion of cancer.
Read →Feline Ureteral Obstruction: Diagnosis and Decompression
Confirm upper urinary tract obstruction, interpret minimal pelvic dilation, and choose monitored medical care or timely specialist decompression.
Read →Canine Pyometra: Stabilization and Surgery
Identify uterine infection without relying on discharge, stabilize systemic illness, and select surgery versus carefully supervised fertility preservation.
Read →Canine Hypoadrenocorticism: Diagnostic Testing
Use resting cortisol to exclude disease, ACTH stimulation to confirm deficiency, and endogenous ACTH to classify canine hypoadrenocorticism.
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