Oncology cases rarely arrive late because the vet referred late. Cancer is slow to diagnose by its nature. Dr Sarah Mason on why the early phone call is worth it.
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The nasal case that can’t wait: why almost every nose is worth referring early
Around 30 to 40% of chronic nasal signs in cats and dogs turn out to be cancer. Why almost every nasal case is worth referring early. From South East Vet Referrals.
The eye that looks comfortable but isn’t: corneal ulcers worth referring early
A vet-to-vet piece from South East Vet Referrals. Featuring Dr Richard Everson, RCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology. We see more ulcers than any other corneal problem, but many more…
The diabetic dog with cataracts: why waiting to stabilise can cost the eye
The diabetic dog with developing cataracts should be referred early, not held back while the diabetes is stabilised. Dr Richard Everson explains why, and what to do in the consult.