Case Study: Portosystemic Shunt
Posted by Tania Banks
on 19 September 2024
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Kimba, a female Bichon Frise crossbreed was only three months old and 2.8kg when she showed blood in her urine and frequent attempts to urinate, with only small amounts of urine produced. She was also lethargic and much smaller than her litter mat...
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Treatment of Cruciate Ligament Tears in Dogs
Posted by David Cook
on 12 September 2024
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What is a cruciate ligament? Dogs have similarities to people in how their joints are stabilised and move. In people, the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a common cause of joint problems in the knee. It is typically damaged in...
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Introducing Our New Brachycephalic Care Unit (BCU) at VSS Jindalee
Posted by Abbie Tipler
on 9 September 2024
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What is the BCU?The BCU has been established as an exclusive brachycephalic precinct with the specific goal of reducing the number of stress-inducing visits a brachycephalic patient may need to make to a specialist hospital. Additionally, the risk...
| Posted in:EarGastrointestinalOphthalmologyPatient Care |
Fracture Repair in Dogs and Cats
Posted by David Cook
on 5 September 2024
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What types of fractures occur in dogs and cats?Dogs and cats can suffer fractures (breaks) to their bones. Any bone can be affected. Typically, this is a result of a traumatic injury. Trauma can occur in many ways, ranging from high impact (...
| Posted in:Emergency/Critical CareNewsOrthopaedicsPatient Care |
Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs
Posted by VSS
on 6 October 2023
Laryngeal paralysis is a frequently encountered respiratory condition in dogs characterised by partial to complete failure of abduction of one or both arytenoid cartilages during inspiration resulting in mechanical upper airway obstruction. The in...
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