Specializing in Canine and Feline Neurology and Neurosurgery since 1986
Persistent pushing with the head against a fixed object; often a sign of brain disease.
Viewing from the front, the head appears tilted to one side; often a sign of vestibular disease.
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Metallic elements with high atomic weights; a common hazardous waste; can damage organisms at low concentrations and tends to accumulate in the food chain, e.g. lead, iron.
Cancer formed by proliferation of endothelial and fibrobastic (connective) tissue, typically involving highly vascular organs such as the spleen or liver.
cancer ; endothelium ; liver ; sarcoma ; vascular
See packed cell volume (PCV).
Persistent contraction of the facial muscles on one side; often due to chronic disease of the facial nerve.
Partial loss of voluntary movement in the limbs on one side of the body.
Complete loss of voluntary movement in the limbs on one side of the body.
Profuse loss of blood from a ruptured blood vessel; bleeding.
Condition caused by the undervelopment or absense of the microscopic vessels within the liver; leads to liver atrophy and the inability to process toxins or make necessary proteins; also called portal atresia.
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