Companion collection - Clinical conundrum
A collection of all the ‘Clinical conundrum’ articles that have been published in BSAVA’s member magazine, Companion. These articles are available FREE to BSAVA members.
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Clinical conundrum
The case of an icteric Cocker Spaniel 
Angharad Simlett-Moss, Intern in Soft Tissue Surgery at the University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital, invites Companion readers to consider an icteric Cocker Spaniel
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Clinical conundrum
The case of a Boxer with nasal discharge 
Sarah Spencer, Senior Clinical Training Scholar in Small Animal Medicine, at Langford Vets University of Bristol, invites Companion readers to consider a Boxer with nasal discharge.
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Clinical conundrum
The case of a young dyspnoeic Pug 
Julia Riggs, Senior Clinical Training Scholar in Small Animal Surgery at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital, University of Cambridge invites Companion readers to consider a young dyspnoeic Pug.
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Clinical conundrum
A depressed puppy 
Charlotte Howes, a former intern at Dick White Referrals, invites Companion readers to consider a depressed puppy.
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Clinical conundrum
A lethargic and tremoring crossbreed dog 
Laura Cole, a resident in emergency medicine and critical care at the Royal Veterinary College, invites Companion readers to consider a lethargic and tremoring crossbreed dog.This article © Jordi Lopez-Alvarez
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Clinical conundrum
Dyspnoea in a young cat 
Katherine Clarke, an intern at Willows Veterinary Centre, invites Companion readers to consider the causes of dyspnoea in a young cat.
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Clinical Conundrum
A dyspnoeic German Shepherd Dog 
Julia Smith, an intern at Dick White Referrals, invites Companion readers to consider a dyspnoeic German Shepherd Dog
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Clinical Conundrum
Respiratory distress in a Staffordshire Bull Terrier 
Francisco Silveira, an intern at Dick White Referrals, invites Companion readers to consider the causes of respiratory distress in a Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
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Clinical Conundrum
Chronic vomiting and weight loss in a crossbreed 
Adam Swallow, currently a Junior Clinical Training Scholar in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery at Langford Veterinary Services, invites Companion readers to consider chronic vomiting and weight loss in a 5-year-old crossbreed dog.
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Clinical Conundrum
A polycythemic patient 
Liz Gray, a small animal intern on rotation at the 404 Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital, Canada, invites Companion readers to consider a polycythemic patient.
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Clinical Conundrum
A coughing Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 
This month Ann Hopkirk of Lincvet, Lincoln invites Companion readers to consider the case of a coughing Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
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Clinical Conundrum
An Affenpinscher with glucosuria 
Caroline Edvinsson and Nat Whitley of Davies Veterinary Specialists invite Companion readers to consider a 6-month-old Affenpinscher with glucosuria, vomiting and lethargy.
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Clinical Conundrum
A Greyhound with pyrexia 
Irina Gramer, Resident in Oncology at the Small Animal Teaching Hospital, University of Liverpool, invites Companion readers to consider a Greyhound with pyrexia, generalized pain and weight loss which she saw as an intern at the VRCC.
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Clinical Conundrum
The case of an anuric crossbreed dog 
Ariadna Ribas, an Intern at the University of Liverpool, Small Animal Teaching Hospital, invites Companion readers to consider an anuric crossbreed.
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Clinical conundrum
A consideration of a collapsed Bengal cat 
The 4-year-old Bengal cat was presented as an emergency following a collapse. Symptoms, diagnosis of salmonellosis and subsequent treatment are described.
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Clinical conundrum
Causes of lethargy in a Norwegian Elkhound 
Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of an 11-year-old Norwegian Elkhound presenting with tachypnoea, inappetence and lethargy.
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Clinical conundrum
Consideration of a breathless pug 
William Robinson describes the diagnosis and treatment of a lung lobe torsion that was causing breathlessness in a 2-year-old Pug.
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Clinical conundrum
Consideration of an ataxic and collapsed Springer Spaniel 
A 1-year-old Springer Spaniel presented with sudden onset ataxia, head tilt and paresis following two episodes of lameness. Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment are discussed.
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Clinical conundrum
A case of lipid keratopathy in a 3-year-old Russian Black Terrier 
Claire Bradley at the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket describes the diagnosis and treatment of a Russian Black Terrier presenting with gradual onset of ocular opacities. After initial testing the patient was referred for investigation of underlying causes for hyperlipidaemia.
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Clinical conundrum
An ‘off-colour’ Cocker Spaniel 
The case of an ‘off-colour’ Cocker Spaniel. Steps in the diagnosis and the medical and surgical treatment are described.
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