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VetMed Animal Clinic, Severe Spondylosis & Osteoarthritis, Pug
History of CHF, epilepsy (on chronic phenobarbital), urinary tract infection (from laying in urine), osteoarthritis. Patient’s chronic UTI’s were from immobility, urine scald, and chronic medications precluded the use of certain pharmacologics for osteoarthritis pain. Spinal/Pelvic radiographs revealed severe spondylosis and osteoarthritis of both hips.
Maumee Valley Veterinary Clinic, Osteoarthritis, German Shepherd
Patient presented with posture that was very poor, maintaining a half crouch most of the time. The left stifle revealed a slight anterior drawer motion. The Cincinnati Orthopedic Disability Index (CODI) was only 47 out of a possible normal score of 100. Radiographs revealed severe bilateral osteoarthritis of the hips and likely partial CCL tear in left rear leg.
Best Friends Forever, Progressive Non-Painful Paresis, Labrador Retriever
Rowdy, 14 year old, intact male, 80 lb, Chocolate Lab
Progressive hindlimb paralysis, loss of CPs, non-painful suggestive of DM
Woodland Springs Veterinary Hospital, Otitis, Mixed Breed Canine
Left ear very inflamed and the canal was swollen with yellow debris. Visual inspection with otoscope; ear cytology revealed bacterial and yeast otitis
Advanced Rehabilitation Center for Animals, Michigan State University, Wounds and Colostridal Myositis, Equine
Vaccines and dental 24 hrs prior to presentation. Dx. Clostridial myositis due to infection with Colstridium perfringens.
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