The Dangers of Pets Ingesting Anti-inflammatories
Urology and nephrology fellow Emmanuelle Butty spoke with WBZ NewsRadio about the dangers of pets ingesting anti-inflammatories. (Audio file posted with permission from WBZ NewsRadio.)
Internal Medicine (SA)
Warm, spring weather means tick season is here
Dr. Michael Stone spoke with Boston 25 News (Fox affiliate) on the start of tick season and prevention/protection for pets.
What Happens When a Horse’s Immune System Goes Awry?
A horse’s immune system is his own personal security detail. It is a very complex and efficient system of cells that carry out specific processes and each of these processes relies on another, working round-the-clock to keep your horse feeling well.
Although Microscopic in Size, Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Pose a Large Threat
Since their discovery, antibiotics have played an important role in keeping both humans and animals healthy, but the emergence of antibiotic resistant bacteria has become a major public health threat. What’s being done, and how can you help?
Why is even a small cough a big problem in a racehorse?
Professor Melissa Mazan, V93, a board-certified internist and pulmonology expert at Tufts Equine Center, explains
Clinical Case Challenge: Vomiting, Azotemia, Elevated Liver Enzymes
An 11-week old female Golden Retriever presented for vomiting, azotemia, and elevated liver enzymes.
Equine Clinical Case Challenge: More than Just a Corneal Lesion?
A 17-year-old Quarterhorse gelding was presented for a corneal lesion of approximately five months duration.
Ferret with a History of Vomiting
Background: A one-year-old 0.62-kg (1.4-lb) spayed female ferret, Beyoncé, was referred to Foster Hospital for Small Animals for evaluation of a five-day ...
Severe Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca Accompanied by Ipsilateral Xeromycteria
Background: A 12-year-old male castrated Labrador Retriever presented to the internal medicine service with a two-month history of chronic right-sided nasal ...