Ureteroneocystostomy for treatment of struvite urolithiasis in a ferret.

Objective: To assess the clinical outcome of a ferret undergoing a ureteroneocystostomy for treatment of urolithiasis.

Animal: A 10-month-old spayed female ferret.

Clinical Presentation, Progression, And Procedures: The ferret was evaluated for straining to urinate and defecate, hematochezia, and a rectal prolapse.

Clinical presentation and outcome in cats with aural squamous cell carcinoma: a review of 25 cases (2010-2021).

Case Series Summary: Ear canal neoplasia is uncommon in cats. Ceruminous gland adenocarcinoma is the most frequently reported malignant neoplasm of the feline ear canal, and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the most common malignant neoplasm diagnosed in the feline middle ear. However, limited information exists on the outcome of cats diagnosed with SCC of the ear canal, middle or inner ear.

Anatomic structures of the canine middle ear visible during endoscopic examination through a ventral or lateral approach.

Objective: To describe the anatomic structures of the canine middle ear visible during endoscopic examination through ventral and lateral surgical approaches.

Sample: 5 cadaveric canine heads representing 4 breeds.

Procedures: A descriptive study was performed.