Gabby's Rules

GABBY'S RULES
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Liver Disease without warning

Liver Disease Without Warning

The symptoms of early stage liver disease are non-specific, which means they are common to a number of ailments and do not directly point to a liver problem. This can make detecting liver issues difficult. Early stage symptoms can include: As the disease progresses, it can cause jaundice where the skin, eyes, and gums turn […]

Gallbladder Mucocele Formation is Associated with Proteinuria

03/17/2021 CHF Grant 01986: Profiling the Metabolic and Lipid Imbalances that are Causative of Gallbladder Disease in Dogs Publication: Lindaberry, C., Vaden, S., Aicher, K. M., Seiler, G., Robertson, J., Cianciolo, R., Yang, C., & Gookin, J. L. (2021). Proteinuria in dogs with gallbladder mucocele formation: A retrospective case control study. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine. 2021; 1– 9. https://doi.org/10.1111/jvim.16051 […]

All pets in ICU care should be marked CPR/DNR

We will lobby that all ICU veterinarians mark cribs/care centers as CPR or DNR as mandatory. Any time wasted in administering CPR reduces the chance of survival exponentially and is unacceptable. This is 001 not even 101 for doctors looking after animals. Standards should be much higher. Communications via email and palliative care visits should […]

Some Do’s and Dont’s re selecting Urgent Care

Table of Contents   Well, it isn’t easy when our fur babies fall ill. In Southwestern Ontario (particularly, London ON), there are no emergency services on weekends. One usually has to go to Guelph and get a referral to do so. Our advice is to vet those who you meet and not all doctors are […]

What are Gallbladder Mucoceles (GBMs)?

Table of Contents A Gallbladder Mucocele (GBM) or Canine Gallbladder Mucocele is an inappropriate accumulation of mucus or inspissated bile in the gallbladder lumen. It was considered a rare condition but sadly GBMs are becoming an increasingly common diagnosis, especially in older, small- to medium-sized dogs. Predisposing factors   It has been found that MC usually occur […]