Feline Medicine

Money makes the world go round. Its also a large reason your veterinary clients wont give their pets the prevention they need for heartworms. Here are some tips from the experts.

"Work with the cat as opposed to against the cat," this veterinary specialist says.

Tackling that tricky tinkle issue? Heres how to help your veterinary clients lock in that golden urine sample from their kitty.

This downloadable handout on tooth resorption for your veterinary clients will help remove some of the mystery of this perplexing but common dental condition.

Holistic veterinary care isnt the hippy-dippy practice you think it is. In fact, it might be the best way to diagnose that tricky patient youre losing sleep over.

Marking behavior isn't the problem it once was, says veterinary specialist.

When it comes to therapeutic goals in managing chronic kidney disease in cats, the target has moved. Are you hitting it?

Cat and kitten enrollment for ASPCA pet health insurance has increased 62 percent in four years, with feline veterinary services growing as well.

Tooth resorption is present in almost all our patients, but how do you classify it, and when do you treat it? Veterinary dentist Dr. Mary Volker has answers.

Topics like congestive heart failure are difficult to explain to veterinary clients. We wrote out some social media posts to give you a hand.

With proper management by the owner and healthcare from the veterinary team, cats with this retrovirus can live longer, more comfortable lives.

... the more you diagnose. Endocrinology expert Dr. David Bruyette says hypoadrenocorticism and hyperaldosteronism are underdiagnosed and underreported in cats. Time to raise your clinical bar and catch these diagnoses.

Discussing cardiac disease can be like speaking a different language for your veterinary clients. Put things into terms they can understandthis handout will get you started.

Well, a LOT of pennies for your thoughts. As in, well pay you for the brilliant problem-solving ideas youve come up with within the veterinary world.

Whether its a tip for studying, saving money or just plain ol destressing, we want to hear and share them with fellow students like you!

Dr. Stephen Jones takes us on a pictorial journey of the gross effects of heartworm infections in veterinary patients.

Kittens need shots. Full stop. Start early with veterinary client education about their importance with this printable PDF.

Monitoring diabetic patients can be a rollercoaster for you and for pet owners. Heres how to set the tracks for a smoother ride.

Three veterinarians make a case for onychectomy in certain circumstances.

Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

It's not too late to help senior pets that suffer from fear, anxiety and stress. These tips can be implemented in the clinic and at home to help patients keep their cool.

Your veterinary client thinks that heartworms are nothing more than a made up scam for money. Here's how I like to steer them straight.

Veterinary clients reveal that when it comes to shots versus pills, convenience can absolutely outweigh cost.

Unregulated diabetic? Fragile skin? Recurrent UTIs? Your feline veterinary patient might have Cushing's! Dr. David Bruyette shares everything you need to know about diagnosis and management of cushingoid cats.

This simple procedure ensures adequate nutrition for postsurgical feline patients-which can speed recovery time and minimize hospitalization.