Winter ’10 Newsletter

By Mwg_83_Vss | December 14, 2010 | Comments Off on Winter ’10 Newsletter

Winter ’10 Newsletter – please click on here and then click on the same heading on the next page for the newsletter to open

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Understanding blindness in cats

By Mwg_83_Vss | December 11, 2010 | Comments Off on Understanding blindness in cats

Understanding blindness in cats pdf This article was published in the Irish Veterinary Journal. Please click on the link and then click again to open the pdf document.

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Equine corneal ulceration article

By Mwg_83_Vss | December 11, 2010 | Comments Off on Equine corneal ulceration article

Equine corneal ulcers pdf This article was published in the Irish Veterinary Journal. Please click on the link and then click again to open the pdf document.

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Autumn ’10 Newsletter

By Mwg_83_Vss | September 7, 2010 | Comments Off on Autumn ’10 Newsletter

Autumn ’10 Newsletter – please click on here and then click on the same heading on the next page for the newsletter to open

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Extraocular polymyositis

By Mwg_83_Vss | February 24, 2010 | Comments Off on Extraocular polymyositis

Extraocular polymyositis pdf – click on the link and then click again This is a relatively uncommon condition with a very characteristic presentation, and is reviewed in this article, originally written for the UK Vet in 2008.

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Cat claw injuries in dogs and cats pdf

By Mwg_83_Vss | February 20, 2010 | Comments Off on Cat claw injuries in dogs and cats pdf

Cat claw injuries in dogs and cats – pdf – click and then click again Injuries caused by cat claws occur and need rapid treatment. This article reveiws examination techniques used and treatment what may be given. Author Posting. © Natasha Mitchell {2008} This is the author’s version of the work. It is posted here for personal…

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Corneal sequestrum in cats – self assessment pdf

By Mwg_83_Vss | February 20, 2010 | Comments Off on Corneal sequestrum in cats – self assessment pdf

Corneal sequestrum in cats – self assessment pdf – click here, then click again Corneal sequestrum formation is not an uncommon condition in cats, and this self-assessment will help the clinician to recongnise and understand the condition, and know how best it is treated. Author Posting. © Natasha Mitchell {2010} This is the author’s version of the…

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