Uncategorized
Pneumonia in dogs: gastrointestinal presenting signs
With the advent of lung ultrasound and the resulting great leap forward in our ability to diagnose bronchopneumonia relatively easily and with good specificity has opened a door on its true incidence and the spectrum of associated presenting signs. Notably, we now see affected dogs in which gastrointestinal signs are prominent. It’s hard to prove … Continue reading
Gastric phytobezoars as a cause of vomiting in dogs
Dogs eat grass…obviously. Most of the time it seems to go through OK. or sometimes it gets vomited back up. Grass in the gut is an everyday sonographic finding in canine patients and can sometimes present a diagnostic challenge. However, in the vast majority of cases, once identified, it’s usually a fair assumption that it’s … Continue reading
Bedinvetmab (Librela) for chronic pain: various potential canine indications
Having started our own dog on Librela recently I’m pretty impressed that she seems to cope better with her dodgy joints. We still seem to be a bit short on objective data: a pubmed search turns up no actual evidence. However, It’s interesting and potentially widely-applicable that bedinvetmab may also be effective in a lot … Continue reading
