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Spring means an increased risk of exposure to poisonous plants by adventuresome pets. Read about the dangers of one beautiful but deadly plant—Brunfelsia species.

Current Issue: April 2008

Click on the icon above to read the journal online.

Inside find this exclusive multimedia content (page 185)!

Video: Dr. Stephen C. Barr discusses what testing and interpretation tips will help identify dogs with leptospirosis.

Audio: Have You Heard? How owners perceive their pets’ responses to chemotherapy

Content from Vetstream:
Canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome, handouts on removing ticks in cats and dogs, and phacoemulsification

For an archive of previous digital editions, CLICK HERE

COVER ARTICLE
An update on anaplasmosis
A. Rick Alleman, DVM, PhD, DABVP, DACVP, and Heather L. Wamsley, DVM, DACVP

This bacterial disease, caused by two different Anaplasma species, is spreading worldwide in dogs and has zoonotic potential.

FEATURE
Help! My dog licks everything
Valarie V. Tynes, DVM, DACVB

Although many owners think it is simply annoying, excessive licking can be harmful to a dog or a sign of medical problems. Learn to identify the causes of repetitive licking in dogs and how to treat it, so you are ready the next time owners bring up the issue.

DEPARTMENTS
Letters
--Providing the right fluids in patients with hypernatremia
--Our youngest reader
--A heads up on ensuring adequate sterilization

The Veterinary Medicine Interview
Dr. Barrak Pressler

Idea Exchange
--As seen on TV: Broadcast your patients' weight loss progress
--Sometimes you can judge a bottle by its wrapping
--Reduce soiled bedding by using a plastic liner
--Use surgical gowns to support older or nonambulatory pets
--Questioning owners about pets can be a happy distraction

Mind Over Miller
There go we all
Robert M. Miller, DVM


Cover art by Sandy Ostroff

Coming Next Month

May's cover article provides a quick review of how to use the immunosuppressant cyclosporine to treat atopic dermatitis, sebaceous adenitis, and perianal fistula.

Also in May:

  • Histoplasmosis in dogs and cats
  • Toxicology Brief: Cycad palm toxicosis
  • Clinical Exposures: Canine transmissible venereal tumors
  • And much more!
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