2 year-old male Weimaraner. He is referred with a history of recurrent hypersalivation, anorexia and weight loss, with a favourable response to treatment (antibiotics and glucocorticoids). The symptoms always recur after cessation of treatment. Possible oropharyngeal foreign body.
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7-year-old, neutered female, Weimaraner, presented with a hyperacute-onset monoparesis of the right hindlimb. No obvious signs of hyperesthesia. Neurolocalisation: Lumbar intumescence.
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12-year-old male cat, suffering neurological symptoms, such as circling and left head tilt, with sudden blindness and behaviour changes.
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2-year-old, female neutered Yorkshire Terrier. She was brought to the vet with apathy, peritoneal effusion, abdominal pain and fever. The analysis of the free fluid in the abdomen is compatible with bile peritonitis.
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