Psychomotor Episode of a Poodle

Diagnosis and treatment of convulsive disorders in the dog and cat can often lead to a certain degree of confusion and a feeling of futility. To demonstrate one of the broad spectrum of signs that may be observed in seizures, the following case of psychomotor epilepsy is presented

Chorioretinitis And Detached Retina as Post-Distemper Lesions in the Canine

In the canine species there are many causes of chorioretinitis and detachment of the retina. Among these are: fungal infections such as Blastomycosis and Cocidiodomicosis; invasion by Toxoplasma organisms; trauma to structures of the eye with subsequent hemorrhage, infection or rupture of the vitreous; tumors of the choroid or retina; parasitic larval migrans such as Toxacara vanis; progressive hereditary diseases; and those of unknown etiology