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Peritoneal pericardial diaphragmatic hernia in a 15 year old Himalayan cat

Peritoneal pericardial diaphragmatic hernia in a 15 year old Himalayan cat

A 15-year-old Himalayan cat with a history of peritoneal pericardial diaphragmatic hernia, polycystic kidney disease, and a liver cyst was presented for trouble breathing. Additional history was that a pericardial tap had been performed. Survey thoracic radiographs showed marked cardiomegaly and a markedly globoid heart.

Pancreatic adenoma in a 14 year old FS Bengal cat

A 14-year-old FS Bengal cat with history of polycystic kidneys was presented for hematuria. Physical exam was unremarkable. Blood chemistry revealed slight hyperamylasemia. CBC was within normal limits. In-house urinalysis showed normal pH, specific gravity and a full field of RBCs on microscopic evaluation. Patient was presented several weeks later for vocal changes, including loss…