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Yellow cat… yellow cat… what is ailing you??:) Biliary Obstruction or Parenchymal Disease?

Yellow cat… yellow cat… what is ailing you??:) Biliary Obstruction or Parenchymal Disease?

January 20, 2018

Right Ectopic Ureter in a 1 Year Old Husky Imaged By Rachel Brilhart of Intrapet, Baltimore

PRESENTING CLINICAL SIGNS: Pollakuria and urinary incontinence episodes DIAGNOSIS: Right ectopic ureter entering into the proximal urethra 2 mm in width

January 20, 2018 Canine

Recommendations for EKG clips

The alligator clips that came with my Alpha are painful as they grip tightly.  I thought I remembered there being some kind of needle adapters out there, at least for cats?  Just wondering what people are using for attaching the EKG leads without causing the patient undue discomfort and interfering with patient cooperation?  

January 20, 2018