Clinical Cases

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5-Month-Old Toy Poodle Diagnosed with Congenital PDA: Goji’s Case
Goji, a 5-month-old female Toy Poodle, appeared active but had an abnormal heart sound. Blood tests and an Echo confirmed PDA. Because the ductus was unusually small, a CT scan was also performed. The cardiology, surgery, and anesthesia teams planned and performed her surgery. She recovered well and stayed 3 days at the hospital.
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White Cats Beware! Intense Sunlight May Lead to Skin Cancer
A comprehensive guide for white cat owners on the risks of Squamous Cell Carcinoma caused by UV rays. Learn how to identify early warning signs on ears and noses, and discover effective prevention methods like pet-safe sunscreen and UV window films.
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PDA Surgery in Golden Retriever Puppy
At just two months old — an age when most puppies are tumbling through life, exploring and playing — Tan How, a male Golden Retriever puppy, faced something far more serious. He was born with a congenital heart condition known as Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA
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Found a Tumor on Your Cat? Steps to Handle It Before It Spreads
Feeling a lump on your cat? Don’t panic, but don’t wait either. Learn the 3 steps to take, what never to do, and how an FNA test can determine benign vs. malignant fast.
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Is a Lump on Your Cat Dangerous? How to Tell a Tumor from Cancer
Found a mysterious lump while petting or scratching your cat? Don’t panic just yet -- here’s how to tell whether it’s just a tumor or something more serious like cancer.
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Patellar Luxation in Dogs: Surgery Isn’t Always the Only Answer
Is your dog limping or skipping steps? It could be Patellar Luxation (MPL). Discover how physical therapy, laser treatment, and hydrotherapy can strengthen your dog’s knees without surgery.