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Clinician's Brief
Daily Newsletter  | 
Acute Lameness in a Puppy
 
A 5‑month‑old golden retriever is presented for pelvic limb lameness with no known history of trauma. What happened next?
Orthopedics  |  Peer Reviewed
UTIs & Biofilms: How to Treat
Do biofilms make bacterial urinary tract infections more difficult to treat? Discover the results of a recent study.
Urology & Nephrology
 
Food for Thought: Managing CAD + CAFR
Canine atopic dermatitis and cutaneous adverse food reaction are clinically indistinguishable, making diagnosis challenging and time-consuming. Now there’s a food specifically formulated to manage the clinical signs of both these allergic diseases concurrently. See more.
Sponsored
What is the most common neoplasia found on transtracheal washes?
A. Carcinoma
B. Lymphoma
Test Yourself
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