Canine Archives - Page 5 of 6

Aggressive osseous lesion affecting thoracic vertebrae

8-year-old female neutered crossbreed. History of progressive loss of mobility in the hindlimbs. Came to the emergency room with paraparesis and loss of deep pain perception.

Vaginal mass in a dog

12-year-old female Maltese. History of growing mass, ventral to the anus.

Bronchial foreign body in a dog

6-year-old male dog. History of chronic cough.
A thoracic CT scan was performed.

Intestinal mass with origin in the cecum and septic peritonitis in a dog

10-year-old male Maltese with abdominal pain.
An abdominal CT scan was performed.

Right adrenal mass in a dog

14-year-old male dog, with an adrenal mass.
An abdominal CT scan was performed.

2-year-old, male neutered, American Staffordshire terrier.
Previous history of haematuria. Castrated a few months ago on suspicion of prostatic problems. For the past 2 weeks, marked weight loss, apathy, vomiting and anorexia.

Intraluminal Urethral mass in a dog

8-year-old, female, West Highland White Terrier. A couple of weeks ago, she started with dyschezia / tenesmus along with diarrhea, signs of pollakiuria and weight loss. Abdominal mass identified on Xray and ultrasound.

Skull trauma in a dog run over by a train

5-year-old, American Staffordshire Terrier, male neutered, came to the emergency room after being run over by a train, with an open wound on the left cheek with exposure of the masseter muscles.

Inflammatory syndrome in young Weimaraner

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.

Ischemic myelopathy in a dog

7-year-old, neutered female, Weimaraner, presented with a hyperacute-onset monoparesis of the right hindlimb. No obvious signs of hyperesthesia. Neurolocalisation: Lumbar intumescence.