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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 →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 →Feline Benign Esophageal Stricture: Dilation and Recurrence
Confirm feline benign esophageal strictures, plan dilation and nutrition, and weigh repeat procedures, B-Tubes, intralesional steroids, and stent salvage.
Read →Feline Inflammatory Polyps: Imaging and Treatment Selection
A clinician-focused pathway for defining feline inflammatory polyp extent, selecting removal techniques and discussing recurrence without overstating cohort comparisons.
Read →Feline Megacolon: Workup, Medical Failure, and Colectomy
Distinguish an obstructed outlet or neurologic defecation problem from refractory colonic dysfunction, then document the referral decision and surgical outcome limits.
Read →Feline Salivary Mucocele: Diagnosis, Localization, and Surgery
A focused feline pathway from fluid sampling to gland localization, surgical selection, and interpretation of limited outcome evidence.
Read →Feline Mammary Fibroadenomatous Hyperplasia: Workup
A history-led workup for rapid mammary enlargement: identify hormonal exposure, assess pregnancy, recognize sampling limitations, and escalate unresolved masses.
Read →Feline Ear-Tip Crusting: Lesion Mapping and the Biopsy Decision
Separate distal pinnal disease from canal-centered otitis and choose sampling before repeated empiric treatment obscures a persistent lesion.
Read →Feline Epistaxis: Separate Local Nasal Disease From Systemic Bleeding
A stabilization-first approach to feline epistaxis, using the bleeding pattern, oral and nasal findings, hemostasis tests, and targeted nasal imaging.
Read →Feline Unilateral Facial Swelling: Localize Skin, Tooth, and Oral Lesions
A localization-first approach to a cat with one swollen cheek, separating bite-associated soft-tissue disease from odontogenic, salivary, and mass lesions.
Read →Feline Swollen Pinna: Localize Hematoma and Underlying Otitis
A structured approach to feline pinna swelling: distinguish an auricular hematoma from wound or mass, evaluate the ear canal, and plan treatment around the trigger.
Read →Feline Food Dropping: Oral Pain and Dysphagia Localization
A phase-based workup for cats that drop food, separating prehension and mastication pain from pharyngeal dysfunction and esophageal return.
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