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Kidney injury in pets can occur from a variety of causes and is often not clinically apparent. These patients may … Keep reading

Diagnosing kidney injury in pets can be challenging because it's often subclinical until significant trauma has occurred. Until recently, diagnosing … Keep reading

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1. Yadav SN, Ahmed N, Nath AJ, Mahanta D, Kalita MK. Urinalysis in dog and cat: A review. Vet … Keep reading

A mistake sometimes made by veterinarians early in their careers is attempting to assess renal function with blood work alone. … Keep reading

Cytology is a quick, simple-to-perform method to achieve useful diagnostic information about disease processes in veterinary patients. When … Keep reading

Breaking the news of a cancer diagnosis with a client is never easy. You have to cover a lot of … Keep reading

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is a common retrovirus in cats, and it has a reported incidence of between Keep reading

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) and hyperthyroidism are two commonly diagnosed conditions in older cats, with CKD identified in up to … Keep reading

When it comes to the important traits veterinary professionals need to have in their back pocket, psychological resilience is one … Keep reading

Recent years have emphasized how valuable peer support and networking are for people—we need each other, especially when we're going … Keep reading

Veterinarians don't often have the opportunity to diagnose kidney disease in patients until after it becomes significantly advanced. Until recently, … Keep reading