Adrenal Mass with Left Phrenic Invasion in a 10 year old FS Yorkie mix
This 10 year old FS Yorkie mix presented with a history of lethargy; while still eating, urinating and deficating normally. She then began shaking, the abdomen became distended and she stopped eating or drinking. UA- isothenuria and proteinuria. 3 small bladder stones were collected when obtaining UA and 4dx negative. SDMA 16, BUN 37, CREAT 1.6,…
Adrenal mass in a 12yr old, MN, DSH
12-year-old MN DSH with a history uncontrolled diabetes mellitus was presented for evaluation of ravenous appetite, shaking, and restlessness. Current therapy was 9 IU PZI SQ BID. Urinalysis showed SG of 1.024 and glycosuria. CBC was within reference range. Abnormalities on serum biochemistry were hyperglycemia, elevated ALT and ALP activity, and hypokalemia. T4 was within…
Reactive gastritis pattern suggestive of foreign body and mucosal ulcers in a 5 year old MN Jack Russell Terrier
This 5 year old MN Jack Russell Terrier ingested an unknown dose of advil PM 6 days prior. Presented with vomiting, black stool and shaking.
Splenic thrombus in a 2 year old SF mixed breed dog with Evans syndrome
A 2-year-old SF mixed breed dog was presented for evaluation of acute onset abdominal pain, polypnea, salivation, and shaking. Approximately a month prior she had been diagnosed with Evans syndrome, which was being managed with azathioprine, prednisone, and aspirin. Survey abdominal radiographs showed a full stomach but no obvious mass/obstruction and a mild hazy pattern…
Right adrenal mass with caudal vena caval invasion in a 7 year old FS English Bulldog
A 7-year-old spayed female English bulldog was presented for lethargy, shaking and anorexia. Physical examination was within normal limits. Radiographs revealed pulmonary edema and gas patterns in the stomach and gastrointestinal tract.
Thickened ileum in a 9-year-old FS Cairn Terrier dog
A 9-year-old FS Cairn terrier dog was referred for an abdominal ultrasound. There was a history of elevated ALT activity, loss of appetite, and shaking. Mild liver dysfunction had been diagnosed on prior bile acids – pre-prandial 23umol/L; postprandial 28. Abnormalities on recent CBC and serum biochemistry were lymphopenia, elevated ALP, elevated ALT, elevated GGT…
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