IMMUNE MEDIATED HEMOLYTIC ANEMIA or “IMHA”
We depend on red blood cells to bring oxygen to our tissues (and carry waste gases away). Without enough red blood cells we die. We can lose blood cells from
bleeding, but sometimes our immune system gets confused and destroys them by mistake. What can we do when this happens? Read more to find out on the newest page in The Pet Web Library.
LACTULOSE
This common laxative has some very special properties when it comes to assisting
patients in advanced liver failure. How so? Find out on the newest page in The Pharmacy Center.
SPLEENIC MASSES
The spleen is an organ that helps store red blood cells and helps with immune function
by acting like a lymph node, but when it grows even a benign growth a life-threatening spleen rupture can occur. Fortunately, we can live quite happily without a spleen.
Sometimes, though, removing the spleen is only the beginning. Read the rest of the story in our newest page in The Surgery Suite.
WHO WANTS TO BE A VETERINAR(IAN)?
We get eMail at least weekly from young people interested in what it takes to become a vet. It turns out there are lots of resources to tap. We have tried to put together a
collection to help out the next generation in their journey.