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With studies indicating 30-40% of dogs are overweight in developed nations, pet obesity has become a leading veterinary health concern.…

Radiographs offer invaluable visualization of the bony structures involved in canine lameness and joint disease. However, obtaining properly positioned, high-quality…

As veterinary professionals, accurately evaluating and diagnosing the cause of lameness in our canine patients is one of the most…

Veterinarians have a clear understanding of the benefits radiology provides — the accurate and timely diagnosis of disease and injury…

What is AI? Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Deep Learning (DL) are all closely related concepts that, while sometimes used interchangeably…

Diaphragmatic hernias are commonly recognized by small animal clinicians and may be congenital or traumatic in origin, and acute or…

This month, dvm360’s August 2021 article by Karen Todd-Jenkins, VMD, discusses how artificial intelligence solutions can help advance your veterinary practice’s capabilities.…

Your patient is ready and waiting for you, anesthetized on the table, your technicians are waiting for direction, and you…

The thought of performing a COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment) can often invoke fear and anxiety. A nervous…

Coughing is one of the most common presenting complaints for dogs in small animal practices. The clinical signs associated with…

Canine osteoarthritis (OA) is a very common problem that affects between one-third to one-half of all canines at some point…

February 3rd is the National Golden Retriever Day! This day is celebrated by many retriever fans all over the country.…

Feline chronic bronchitis (commonly called asthma) is a lower airway disease that affects 1-5% of cats. It is a result…

As we get to crack open the wine and tuck into the delicacies, we wanted to reflect on some common…

Patient History A geriatric, male intact pug was taken in by a rescue organization. He presented to the veterinarian for…

Patient History Presumed trauma (hit by car) and left pelvic limb lameness Radiographs What’s Abnormal about this Case? There is…

Patient History Unknown – presumed vomiting Radiographs Radiology Test Results What’s Abnormal about this Case? Let’s start with the right lateral…

Patient History Unknown Radiographs Radiology Test Results What’s Abnormal about this Case? Clearly, the lungs are abnormal and too white.…

Patient History The patient is a 3 year old cat with chronic vomiting. On physical examination, the veterinarian observed wheezing…

Patient History Unknown Radiographs Radiology Test Results What’s Abnormal about this Case? In this week’s case, the lesion is not…

Patient History An 8 week old MI DSH presented to the veterinarian for respiratory difficulty. He was the runt of…

Patient History The patient is a 5-year-old MC mixed breed dog with a diagnosis of idiopathic chylothorax since February 2020…

Peritoneal-pericardial diaphragmatic hernia (PPDH) is a congenital condition whereby the normal anatomic separation between the pericardium and peritoneal cavity fails…

Recently, we have seen two cases of feline radial hemimelia, in which the radius is incompletely formed or absent. Hemimelia…