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The first 8 years of Kitten's life were uneventful, but he sure made up for it in his ninth year!
Kitten's problems began one morning when he started dragging one of his hind legs. On examination, we found no pulse for that leg, and the toes felt cold and he had lost considerable weight (despite an increased appetite until that morning); when we listened with a stethoscope, his heart sounded louder and faster.
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Stanley with FIP
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is a disease that is almost always fatal.
It is really nice that we can tell about a treatment success of this serious condition.
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Kipper with Intestinal Cancer and Diabetes
Kipper is
doing well
approximately a year since he was
diagnosed with an intestinal cancer. After several episodes of vomiting,
an ultrasound of his belly was performed which showed
thickening of his intestines. Surgery was undertaken for
biopsy samples of the affected intestine so we could tell
the reason for the thickening.
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Weight Watchers Successes!
Being overweight can contribute to various diseases such as
diabetes, arthritis and lower urinary tract signs.
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Challie
fractured BOTH of his elbows!
Meet Challie, who
was only ten months old when he came to us for lameness on both
front legs.
He wasn't taking any weight on these legs and
had an odd kangaroo-like (or meer-cat!) stance.
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