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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 and are updated monthly.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a lame kitten Authors: Constança Cunha and Juan Carlos Jimeno Sandoval
Constança Cunha is an intern and Juan Carlos Jimeno Sandoval a surgery resident at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists where they saw the interesting case of a lame kitten.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Miniature Dachshund with weight loss, inappetence and lethargy Author Laura Kruszewski
Laura Kruszewski considers the case of a Miniature Dachshund that was seen at Paragon Referrals following 2 to 3 weeks of weight loss, inappetence and lethargy.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Domestic Shorthair cat with vomiting, diarrhoea and anorexia Author Zuzana Klimova
Zuzana Klimova discusses the case of an unwell indoor cat she saw while working in general practice in Scotland.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a cross-breed dog with abnormal gait Author Eleri Williams
Eleri Williams describes the case of a dog with abnormal gait that she saw while working at Bristol Vet Specialists during her rotating internship.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a collapsed Hungarian Vizsla Author Morley Goulding
Morley Goulding details the case of a collapsed Hungarian Vizsla he was involved with during his final year Emergency and Critical Care elective at the Universtiy of Bristol.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a weak and lethargic English Spaniel with an irregular heart rhythm Author Laura Korenchy
Whilst working at Village vets in Buckley as a peripatetic cardiologist for James Specialist Veterinary Cardiology, Laura Korenchy saw the case of an English Spaniel which was referred for urgent cardiology assessment.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a French Bulldog with chronic GI signs Authors: Carla Silveira and Samuel Fowlie
Carla Silveira, in collaboration with co-author Samuel Fowlie DipECVIM-CA, presents a case of a French Bulldog with chronic gastrointestinal signs, that she saw when working in a small animal practice in Greater London.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Greyhound with recurrent stranguria, pollakiuria and lethargy Author Filip Mihalik
While working within the first year of the New Graduate Programme with Pet Doctors in Newport, Isle of Wight, Filip Mihalik saw the case of a Greyhound with recurrent stranguria, pollakiuria and lethargy.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a German Shepherd Dog with intermittent lameness Author Georgina Gallow
When Georgina Gallow was a rotating intern at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists she helped on this case of a German Shepherd Dog experiencing intermittent lameness.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Border Terrier with lethargy, shaking and reduced appetite Author Anna Preston
Whilst practicing in a small animal practice in Dunfermline, Scotland, Anna Preston saw this case of a Border Terrier with a history of lethargy, shaking and reduced appetite.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a sick puppy Author Hannah Parker-Lobban
Hannah Parker-Lobban reports on the case of a sick puppy she saw at Elm Veterinary Group in Plymouth and credits the diagnosis she made to her BSAVA PGCertSAM studies infectious disease module, which prompted her to look out for specific tell-tale signs.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a recurring acanthomatous ameloblastoma in a Boxer Author Arturs Ivanovs
While working at Northwest Veterinary Specialists in Runcorn, Arturs Ivanovs was presented with a case of recurring acanthomatous ameloblastoma in a Boxer.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Domestic Shorthair cat with chronic dyspnoea. Author Marina Calucho
Marina Calucho was on a rotating internship at Veterinary Specialists Scotland when she saw the case of a Domestic Shorthair cat with chronic dyspnoea.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a cat with weakness and persistent hypokalaemia Author Amaia Torre de la Horra
Amaia Torre de la Horra, at Bristol Vets Specialists, along with contributors Guillaume Ruiz, Melanie J Dobromylskyj and Charlotte Howes, consider the case of a cat with weakness and persistent hypokalaemia.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of excessive bleeding in a Beagle Author Holly Wilson
Holly Wilson considers the case of a Beagle she saw which experienced excessive bleeding following a nerve block when she was a rotating intern at Northwest Veterinary Specialists.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of an anaemic Labrador Retriever Author Howard Johnson
Howard Johnson from the Castle Veterinary Group based in Launceston describes his approach when a Labrador Retriever presented with anaemia.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of an Australian Cattle Dog with a history of vomiting with abdominal effort Authors: Hong Hoi (Stacey) Cheng and Natalie Watson
Hong Hoi (Stacey) Cheng invites Companion readers to consider a dog with pyrexia and vomiting, seen during her internship in 2022 at Animal Referral Hospital, Homebush, Australia, under the supervision of Dr Natalie Watson.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Jack Russell Terrier with regurgitation Author Anna Thomas
Anna Thomas presents the case of a dog with regurgitation, seen during her final year ECC rotation at the University of Bristol. Anna graduated in July 2023 and has begun working at Vets4Pets Richmond.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of an Irish Setter presenting with a history of hyporexia and lethargy Author Beth Thomas
Beth Thomas reports on the case of an Irish Setter presenting with a history of hyporexia and lethargy while she was working as an internal medicine nurse at Vets Now Referral Hospital Manchester. James McMurrough was the clinician managing the case and responsible for all medical decisions regarding patient care and diagnostic pathways followed.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of facial swelling and abscessation in a West Highland White Terrier Author Tom Conley
Tom Conley considers the case of a West Highland White Terrier which was referred for investigation of recurrent facial swelling and abscessation when he was working at Aura Veterinary in Guildford.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Vizsla with vomiting, severe watery diarrhoea and anorexia Author Mariona Rossell
Mariona Rossell discusses the case of a Vizsla she saw whilst working at Northwest Veterinary Specialists, which presented with vomiting, severe watery diarrhoea and anorexia.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a vomiting Domestic Shorthair cat Author Daisy Johnson
Daisy Johnson describes the case of a cat with acute and chronic vomiting she saw while working in Essex in general practice.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Persian kitten following trauma Author Alvaro Salmoral Lopez
Alvaro Salmoral Lopez describes a case of an incidental peritoneal pericardial diaphragmatic hernia he saw when working as a surgical intern at Davies Veterinary Specialists.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a lethargic Golden Retriever Authors: Nil Riera Ruiz and Ferran Valls
Nil Riera Ruiz and Ferran Valls discuss the case of a Golden Retriever they saw presenting with lethargy at Dick White Referrals.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a senior cat with glucosuria, hyperglycaemia, hypokalaemia and reduced appetite Authors: Tamara Elsmore and Natalie Watson
Tamara Elsmore and Internal Medicine Specialist Natalie Watson describe the case of a senior cat with glucosuria, hyperglycaemia, hypokalaemia and reduced appetite, that they saw at the Animal Referral Hospital, Sydney, in 2021.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Dobermann Pinscher with tachypnoea and dyspnoea Author Katie Howell
Katie Howell discusses the case of a Dobermann Pinscher that presented with tachypnoea and dyspnoea while she was working at Sarah Smith Cardiology in Derby.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with a 7-day history of dyspnoea Author Sara Marella
Sara Marella describes the case of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel that presented with a 7-day history of dyspnoea while she was working as an Emergency and Critical Care specialist at Vets Now Glasgow hospital.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a ‘Jug’ with acute onset tachypnoea, lethargy and anorexia Author Jenna Buxton
Jenna Buxton considers the case of a ‘Jug’ presenting with acute onset tachypnoea, lethargy and anorexia when she was working at Langford Vets Small Animal Referral Hospital in Bristol.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Shih Zhu with acute refractory pain and behavioural changes Author Glynn Woods
Glynn Woods, a Senior Lecturer at The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh, managed this case whilst working at Leonard Brothers Veterinary Centre in Cheshire.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Labrador crossbreed with jaundice and vomiting Author Alice Elischer
Alice Elischer describes a case she saw during her final year ECC elective at the Langford Referral Hospital, University of Bristol.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of pyrexia and a cough in a Springer Spaniel Author Catherine Broadbridge
Catherine Broadbridge discusses a Springer Spaniel with pyrexia and a cough she saw during her internship at Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of acute lameness in a Cocker Spaniel puppy Author Shona Haydon
Shona Haydon describes a case of acute lameness in a puppy she saw when working as a medicine clinician at Swift Referrals.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider this spinal surgery case Authors: Lucia Torres Canto, Sayaka Okushima and Irene Espadas Santiuste
Lucia Torres Canto, Sayaka Okushima and Irene Espadas Santiuste consider the spinal surgery case with an unexpected blood dyscrasia.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of canine otitis Authors: Chiara Köcher and Conor Rowan
Chiara Köcher and Conor Rowan from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna, consider the case of a Dutch Shepherd Dog with left-sided head tilt, headshaking and sebaceous discharge from the left ear.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Labrador Retriever with right pelvic limb lameness Author Rebecca Jones
Rebecca Jones reports on a case she saw while working as an intern in small animal orthopaedics at the University of Liverpool.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Toy Poodle with intermittent pyrexia, inappetence and weight loss Author Ollie Russell
Ollie Russell describes an interesting case he saw when working at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital, Cambridge.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a seizure and weakness in a Springer Spaniel Author Yeon Joon Park
Yeon Joon Park discusses a case he saw when working as a small animal vet at Nantwich Pet Vets.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of vascular abnormalities in a Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Blanca Serra Gomez de la Serna describes an interesting case she saw while working as an intern at Northwest Veterinary Specialists in Runcorn.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Great Dane with splenic torsion Author Alvaro Salmoral Lopez
Alvaro Salmoral Lopez describes a case of splenic torsion he saw when working as an Intern at Willows Veterinary Specialists.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Labrador Retriever with paroxysmal episodes of ataxia and muscle twitching Author Sara Longo
Sara Longo of Dovecote Veterinary Hospital invites Companion readers to consider a Labrador Retriever with paroxysmal episodes of ataxia and muscle twitching.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a young Scottish Fold cat with dyspnoea Author Kat Smiejan
Kat Smiejan presents the case of a young cat with dyspnoea she saw while working as a cardiology intern at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of gait abnormality in a Cockapoo Author Francesca Violini
Francesca Violini presents the case of a Cockapoo with progressive right-sided gait abnormality that she saw at the beginning of her neurology internship at Fitzpatrick Referrals.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a lethargic, anorexic cat Author Luis Correa
Luis Correa describes the case of a lethargic, anorexic cat he saw while practising at Mercer and Hughes Veterinary Hospital.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a bleeding Border Collie Author Julia Tang
Julia Tang considers the case of a Border Collie seen at Highcroft Veterinary Hospital, Bristol, following two episodes of haemorrhage from the oral cavity.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of feline pneumonia Author Emily Stacey
Emily Stacey presents a case of non-resolving pneumonia in a middle-aged cat on immunosuppressive therapy for atopy, that she saw when working at Wanstead Veterinary Hospital, part ofthe Goddard Veterinary Group.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a young French Bulldog with weight loss, chronic vomiting and diarrhoea Authors: Carla Asorey Blazquez and Ferran Valls Sanchez
Carla Asorey Blazquez and Ferran Valls Sanchez describe a case of a 1-year-old French Bulldog with weight loss, chronic vomiting and diarrhoea, seen at Dick White Referrals.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of dysuria in a Bichon Frise Author Emma Holt
Emma Holt of CVS Advanced Clinical Services Network presents a case of dysuria in a Bichon Frise she saw whilst working at Moorview Referrals.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the surprising case of a cat with inappetence and lethargy Author Iona Charlton
Iona Charlton presents the case of a cat with inappetence and lethargy, with a surprising diagnosis, which she saw when working at New Era Veterinary Hospital.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a Domestic Shorthair cat with pyrexia and ascites Author Sarah Shepherd
Sarah Shepherd presents the case of a Domestic Shorthair cat with pyrexia and ascites she saw when working as a small animal rotating intern at the Small Animal Teaching Hospital, University of Liverpool.
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Clinical conundrum
Consider the case of a lethargic Staffordshire Bull Terrier with diarrhoea and alopecia Authors: Thomas Natsiopoulos and Ferran Valls Sanchez
Thomas Natsiopoulos and Ferran Valls Sanchez invite Companion readers to consider a lethargic Staffordshire Bull Terrier with diarrhoea and alopecia they saw at Dick White Referrals.
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