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Hyperthermia and fever
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Portal vein anomaly in a dog
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Osseous metaplasia in the renal pelvis of a dog with hydronephrosis
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Diencephalic syndrome secondary to intracranial astrocytoma in a dog
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Pet-associated illness
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Pet-associated illness
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A major review.
Plexogenic pulmonary arteriopathy in a dog with ventricular septal defect and pulmonary hypertension
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Lateral thoracotomy and cellophane handing of a congenital portoazygous shunt in a dog
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Double outlet right ventricle in a cat.
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Demographic and aggressive characteristics of dogs in a general veterinary caseload
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A retrospective cross-sectional survey of dog-owning veterinary clients was undertaken in 1996 in three Canadian provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island) to generate a population of dogs for future use in a more detailed survey on canine behaviour. The questionnaire was desig...
A case series of biting dogs
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Risk factors for dog bites to owners in a general veterinary caseload
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A detailed telephone survey of dog owners was undertaken in 1996 to determine the risk factors for biting behaviour of dogs in a household setting. Individuals were selected from a cross-sectional population of veterinary clientele in the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince ...