The Role of Immunohistochemistry in Identifying a Canine Cancer Subtype
Let’s be honest for a second—cancer is about as scary in dogs as it is in people. We all want to protect those wagging...
An Unexpected Diagnosis From a Routine Swine Health Check
It was just another day on the farm. The sun was lazy, the pigs were snuffling around the muddy pen, and the usual hum...
An Unexpected Viral Cause Behind a Cat’s Chronic Respiratory Symptoms
Ever noticed how cats have this uncanny ability to hide their pain? That little purr machine, so fluffy and proud, can be suffering like...
The Value of Collaboration Between Clinicians and Pathologists in a Rabbit Case
Imagine you are a veterinarian called out to see a rabbit that has suddenly stopped eating, looks a little droopy, and just does not...
The Importance of Necropsy in Understanding a Cat’s Mysterious Illness
There is a quiet kind of heartbreak that comes with watching a beloved cat grow sick without a clear reason. Vets run tests, give...
The Value of Collaboration Between Clinicians and Pathologists in a Rabbit Case
Imagine you are a veterinarian called out to see a rabbit that has suddenly stopped eating, looks a little droopy, and just does not...
How Advanced Pathology Techniques Changed the Outcome of a Difficult Swine Case
When you think of pigs, you probably picture rolling in mud or oinking happily in a sunny pen. What you might not imagine is...
Lessons From a Rare Canine Autoimmune Disease Diagnosed Through Tissue Samples
You know those moments when your dog seems totally fine one minute, chasing squirrels like a pro, then suddenly acts off—losing energy, maybe scratching...
The Moment I Realized How Crucial Environmental History Is in Wildlife Cases
It hit me one chilly morning during a team meeting at the veterinary pathology lab. We were going over the usual list of mysterious...
Lessons From a Case Where a Parasitic Infestation Masqueraded as Autoimmunity
Ever had one of those moments where you think you know exactly what is going on — only to realize you were totally wrong?...
When a dog starts scratching non-stop, you might first think of fleas. Or if the poor pup suddenly looks like a walking ghost, losing...