May 3 FPTP NL

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Proper management of melting corneal ulcers in dogs is imperative in order to preserve vision and the eye itself. This retrospective study examined the cultured bacteria and antimicrobial susceptibility data in over 100 dogs to get you the information needed to successfully treat this potentially devastating ocular disease.

Do you know what antimicrobials to reach for when a melting corneal ulcer appears?

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Conditionally approved drugs carry the confidence of the FDA and, when prescribed correctly, can be life saving for certain patient populations. Find out what you need to know to correctly prescribe these medications.

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Current grading systems used to evaluate canine mast cell tumors have their limitations. This study discovered the outcome for some patients may be better than previously believed.

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Severe hyperplastic changes from chronic otitis externa may be treated with laser ablation in certain dogs. Find out which dogs fit the bill for this new procedure.

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Melting corneal ulcers can lead to rapid loss of vision and possible rupture of the eye. Which bacteria are responsible, and how should you treat these patients?

Melting corneal ulcers can lead to rapid loss of vision and possible rupture of the eye. Which bacteria are responsible, and how should you treat these patients?