Practitioner Updates

Dr. Gane is a clinical assistant professor in the small animal emergency and critical care service. Tell us about your background. I grew up near Glasgow in Scotland and graduated from the University of Glasgow…
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Equine practitioners routinely manage horses with acute or ongoing hemorrhage—whether from trauma, guttural pouch mycosis, periparturient complications, or perioperative bleeding. In these situations, adjunctive hemostatic therapies such as formalin, aminocaproic acid (ACA), and Yunnan Baiyao…
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Food Trial. Words that no one—not the veterinarian, their staff, and certainly not the pet owner—enjoys hearing. A properly conducted food trial means 8 long weeks of saying “no” to the dog dad who wants…
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Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common endocrine disorders in dogs and cats. Traditionally, glucose monitoring involves manual blood testing, performed either at home by owners or during hospital stays. Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM)…
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Dr. Gelendi is a clinical assistant professor in the small animal emergency and critical care service. Tell us about your background. I was born and raised in northern Italy, where I obtained my veterinary degree…
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Several mechanisms and types of cardiac injury exist. Because the term cardiac or myocardial contusion is considered non-specific and lacks a clear definition, some authors replace it with blunt cardiac injury (BCI) as a catch-all…
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A frequent and challenging issue affecting the management of a patient’s chronic health conditions is the owner’s non-adherence to prescribed therapy. In human medicine, adhering to prescribed therapy has been proven to reduce hospitalizations, improve…
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