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Is iron deficiency anemia on your differential diagnosis list for all patients with unexplained microcytic anemia? Find out why it should be, how to diagnose the cause of this anemia, [...]

Aspergillus species are saprophytic fungi commonly found in compost piles, stables, and barns. They were first described in the environment in 1729 and have been associated with diseases in companion [...]

Chronic diarrhea is best managed with targeted therapy based on a specific diagnosis. However, symptomatic or nonspecific therapies are often initially considered for patients that seem to be feeling well [...]

An increase in the frequency and liquidity of bowel movements is an important sign of gastrointestinal (GI) disease in cats. Veterinarians are often consulted when diarrhea is associated with systemic [...]

Diabetes mellitus is a common endocrinopathy in canine practice, but successful patient management sometimes can be a challenge. Some dogs appear to respond inadequately to a standard dose of insulin [...]

Diabetes mellitus is a common endocrinopathy in feline practice. Cats with diabetes can be challenging to monitor and treat because of the complex pathophysiology of the disease and cats' propensity [...]

Before 2000, gallbladder mucoceles were rarely reported in dogs. However, they are now considered one of the more common causes of extrahepatic biliary disease. While gallbladder mucoceles were initially treated [...]

Insulin resistance and infection Q. What's the mechanism behind chronic infections causing insulin resistance? A. This issue is complicated but is due, in part, to increased endogenous cortisol released by [...]

Managing diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats presents some unique challenges. Although a wealth of literature exists on the subject, treatment plans must be tailored for each patient, and the [...]