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Chemotherapy has become a valuable and widely accessible treatment option in the field of veterinary medicine. As these treatments...

Tracking your patient's temperature and staying ahead of their heat loss is a vital part of patient care, especially when it comes to...

It can be pretty scary to watch your beloved pet have a seizure. You feel helpless, out of control, and worried about what this means for...

Pistachio, a 13 month old Sphynx Cat, was referred to our neurology service for a several month history of progressive ambulatory ataxia...

*The following chart and information is designed as a quick reference guide and can not replace the breadth of knowledge needed to...

One of the primary issues that we manage at the VSCAN is Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD). IVDD can affect animals in different ways...

Capnography is an essential tool in how we perform safe and effective anesthesia for our patients. A capnograph is a graphic...

It is often a little confusing to decide which imaging modality is the best choice for each patient. Each patient, pathology, and...

Radiography, MRI, CT, and Myelography are different types of medical imaging specialties equally important to the diagnostic process....

Radiation safety is a very important part of our day to day operations at the VSCAN. Though potentially harmful if used incorrectly and...

When your pet comes home from having a surgical procedure they are dependent on you to provide them with a safe and clean environment for...

Each and every neurological patient that comes through our doors gets a neurological examination by one of our specially trained doctors....

Brooke (4y F Doberman Pinscher) came in to see Dr. Jull due to a recent onset of progressively worsening tetra-paresis. Due to their slim...

Last year nearly 1/3 of our patients were imaged for some form of cervical spine disease. There are many breeds that are naturally...

With legalization spreading across Canada and the United States the incidence of marijuana toxicity in dogs and cats is on the rise....