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Venal caval thrombosis and fatty liver seems extremely wrong

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Stress or Excitement: When dogs get excited or stressed, their bodies release adrenaline and cortisol, which can cause a temporary surge in blood sugar.

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Recently there is increase use of monoclonal therapies, would you please share insights about it

My Pitbull terrier had high grade 2 MCT, they gave him 4 months, we went with holistic Dr he lived a happy healthy 1 1/2 yr before they came back aggressively he passed 1 month before his 12 bday 💔💔💔 he took my heart 💔💔💔

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Recognizing the Subtle Signs of Pain in Cats While cats are experts at concealing pain, there are certain behavioral and physical clues that may indicate discomfort: Changes in Activity Levels: A normally active cat may become more lethargic or avoid jumping or climbing. Altered Grooming Habits: Cats in pain might groom less or excessively focus on a painful area. Appetite Changes: A decrease in appetite or reluctance to eat can signal underlying pain. Litter Box Behavior: Straining, difficulty, or avoidance of the litter box can point to discomfort, especially if related to urinary or gastrointestinal issues. Vocalization: Some cats may vocalize more when in pain, while others become unusually silent. Check out our tools below to learn why your feline patients might be masking discomfort, how to recognize subtle signs of pain, and what steps you can take to keep them healthy and happy.

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Hey Dr. Shannon!

Get ready to flex your brainpower in this exciting RUclips Quiz Night with Dr. Shannon Gregoire, a neurology wizard and seasoned veterinarian! If you’re prepping for the NAVLE and feeling the heat, this is the perfect way to cool down while ramping up your knowledge. Dr. Gregoire turns complex neurological cases into bite-sized, fun challenges that will make your neurons fire on all cylinders!

Mast Cell Tumors (MCTs) Overview for NAVLE Prep: Mast cell tumors (MCTs) are among the most common skin tumors in dogs. They originate from mast cells, which are involved in allergic reactions and inflammation. **Key points to remember** : - **Clinical Signs:** Vary from small, raised, slow-growing masses to large, ulcerated tumors. Often occur on the skin, but can be found in internal organs. - **Diagnosis:** Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) is crucial for cytologic evaluation. Grading (I-III) predicts the biological behavior and prognosis. - **Treatment:** Surgical excision is the primary treatment. More aggressive cases may require chemotherapy, radiation, or supportive medications like antihistamines and corticosteroids. - **Prognosis:** Depends on tumor grade and location. High-grade tumors carry a poorer prognosis. For NAVLE success, focus on **diagnosis, treatment options, and prognostic factors**!

Very solid presentation. Would have loved if Dr. Andrew used a more distinct pointer to illustrate, especially in the beginning with the structures of the abdomen.

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Dr. Tracy treated my dog at VRC for IVDD a few years ago . I will never forget him. Thank you for all that you do, you’re an incredible doctor

Thanks for this video my dog just had her first dose of chemo. Her biopsy is mass carcinoma. She looks so tired.

My wife and I both studying NAVLE and these Q&As are so helpful to quick remember about the topics. Love it! Thank you guys!

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