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Author Archives: Dr. David J Smith
Attention: Leptospirosis Positive Dog Discovered in Sarasota
A dog was brought to Bay Road Animal Hospital recently that was suffering from severe kidney disease. This dog was only 8.5 years old and had no previous history of kidney problems. Severe kidney disease usually strikes later in life. … Continue reading
Posted in Canine, General Canine Health
Tagged lepto, lepto death, lepto vaccine, leptospirosis
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Fleas: Question and Answer with Dr. David Smith
Spring is here! Spring brings many great things like spring break, spring training, spring cleaning, and beautiful weather. However, with great weather brings creatures that are not so great………fleas. Spring in Sarasota is when the weather heats up into the … Continue reading
Experimental Platelet Enriched Plasma Treatment – Lassie
I have an interesting case where Lassie, a 9 year old Corgi, has lost the use of one of her legs. Instead of amputating the leg, I will try an experimental treatment using stem cell precursors to stimulate her leg. … Continue reading
Posted in Canine, Cases, General Canine Health, Lassie
Tagged Platelet Enriched Plasma in Dog
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Tip of the Week 1/24/2011
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Expirimental Arthritis Treatment
Dr. Ray Houk of Bay Road Animal Hospital – Crossings Location has used platelet enriched plasma to treat severe arthritis in a dog that had undergone ACL surgery last year. Unfortunately arthritis is a common sequel to ACL surgery. In … Continue reading
Microchips – Finding Your Lost Pet
Identification is critical to locating a lost pet. While name and address tags and Rabies tags help in finding these animals, many times the pet will leave without a collar. Implanted Microchips have been used many times to reunite lost … Continue reading