When Flea Treatment Takes an Unexpected TurnA topical parasite treatment can become a medical concern when accidental ingestion, excessive exposure, or improper application results in neurologic signs.This 5-year-old cat was…
When “Spayed” Still Had a SecretA previous spay should eliminate ovarian hormonal activity—but in rare cases, a small amount of functional ovarian tissue may remain inside the abdomen.This cat was…
Not All Scabs Are Just a Simple Skin ProblemWhat appeared to be a persistent skin condition was diagnosed as pemphigus foliaceus—an autoimmune skin disease in which the immune system mistakenly…
The Hairball That Took Things Too FurCats naturally swallow loose hair while grooming, and most of it passes through the digestive tract without causing a problem. However, when accumulated hair…
When “Stuck” Becomes an Emergency: Canine ParaphimosisSome pet conditions may feel awkward to discuss, but delaying treatment can lead to serious tissue damage.Paraphimosis occurs when a male dog’s penis remains…
From Barely There to Full Fluff: An Alopecia X ComebackNot every hair-loss case remains hairless.This dog was presented to AVCI with extensive, symmetrical coat loss consistent with Alopecia X. This…