Defining Surgical Resectability of a Bladder Mass in a 13-year-old FS Pointer Mix: Our Case Of the Month December 2018

Defining Surgical Resectability of a Bladder Mass in a 13-year-old FS Pointer Mix: Our Case Of the Month December 2018

The patient was presented due to panting, urinary accidents, PU/PD, +1 polyphagia, hepatomegaly on radiographs. Urinalysis revealed hematuria, pyuria, and hyposthenuria. U/A: USG 1.002, protein +2, WBCs 4-10, RBCs 11-20, rods 26-50. Blood chemistry results: ALT 283, Alk. Phos. 226.

CT- adrenal neoplasia with phrenicoabdominal vein and CVC invasion, liver neoplasia in a 11 year old FS Shetland Sheepdog

This 11 year old FS Shetland Sheepdog presented with a three month history of PU/PD. Physical exam: wnl CBC: wnl Chemistry: ALP 269, ALT 234, AST 90. Urine Analysis: USG 1.006. Normal ACTH stimulation test.

Adrenal mass in an 8 year old FS German Shepherd mix

An 8-year-old FS German Shepherd mixed breed dog with history of polyuria and polydypsia was presented for urinary incontinence. The only pertinent finding on physical examination was a slightly tense abdomen on palpation. The only abnormality on urinalysis was isosthenuria. Abnormalities on CBC and blood chemistry were thrombocytopenia, eosinophilia, elevated ALT, ALP, and triglycerides. T4…

Severe hydronephrosis; ureteral lithiasis in an 18 year old FS DSH cat

An 18-year-old FS DSH was presented for decreased appetite, weight loss, and polyuria/polydipsia. Abnormalities on physical examination were possibly deafness, unkempt haircoat, weight loss, nuclear sclerosis and iris atrophy in both eyes, thickened bowel loops on abdominal palpation, and palpable thyroid enlargement on the right side. Bacterial UTI was present on urinalysis and blood work…

Intestinal Lymphocytic Lymphoma in a 16 year old FS DSH cat

This FS 16-year-old DSH presented for anorexia, weight loss and PU/PD. Physical exam revealed a poor body condition, small irregular kidneys and a palpable intestinal thickening. Blood analysis demonstrated moderately elevated BUN and moderately elevated creatinine with a mild amylase elevation. Urinalysis demonstrated evidence of urinary tract infection and isosthenuria. Radiographs demonstrated a mid abdominal…

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