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Recommendations for the best insulin options to treat diabetes mellitus in dogs.

A discussion of three updates in endocrinology: basal insulin, trilostane, and iodine-restricted diets.

Comments on the latest developments in treating pituitary-dependent hyperadrenocorticism in dogs and whether or not pituitary surgery will take the place of medical therapy.

Published on Apr 1, 2014 Episode 54 of The Five features expert practice management advice from Mark Opperman, CVPM, Dr. David Bruyette on managing feline hyperthyroidism with an iodine-restricted diet, and commentary from Dr. Marcia Heinke, CPA, regarding the impact of the Affordable Healthcare Act on veterinarians. Associate content specialist Julie Scheidegger hosts and delivers the latest n...

Review of the pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment options feline hyperthyroidism.

A review of feline hyperadrenocorticism, hypoadrenocorticism, and primary hyperaldosteronism.

Treatment options for canine hyperadrenocorticism including medical therapy, surgery, and radiation. Also a review of exciting future treatment options that attempt to address the primary cause of the disorder (pituitary adenoma) as well managing the effects of hypercortisolemia.

The pathogenesis and diagnostic approach to canine hyperadrenocorticism.

The etiology, diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of hypothyroidism in the dog.

The pathogenesis, diagnostic approach and management of insulin resistance in dogs and cats.

The pathogenesis of diabetes mellitus and discussion of new treatment options for both dogs and cats.

The diagnosis and pathogenesis of diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats, addressing pet owner perceptions, a review of insulin therapies and discussion of the role of diet.

A review of the pathogenesis, diagnosis and management (acute and chronic) of Addison’s disease in the dog.