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For cats suffering from severe gingivostomatitis who undergo tooth extraction surgery, the placement of a feeding tube is a critical measure to support postoperative recovery and ensure adequate nutritional intake. Proper management of the f...
View detailsFeline stomatitis is often referred to as the “incurable cancer” of the cat world due to its extreme treatment difficulty in veterinary medicine. Full-mouth tooth extraction remains the option with the highest cure rate. However, even after ...
View detailsIntroductionPost-mastectomy in dogs can lead to issues such as swelling, pain, and impaired blood circulation at the surgical site. If not properly managed, these complications can result in delayed wound healing, aggravated local inflammatio...
View detailsIntroduction Local blood circulation disorders in pets may lead to tissue congestion, edema, or even necrosis. As an advanced soft-tissue repair technology in the field of veterinary clinical medicine, laser therapy for cats and other small a...
View detailsIntroduction For pets suffering from large-area chemical burns, wound care is the core process to ensure healing quality and reduce the risk of infection and scar hyperplasia. High-power laser therapy, as an advanced wound repair technology ...
View detailsPost-operative care following feline urethrostomy is a core component in ensuring recovery and minimizing the risk of complications. Deep tissue laser therapy (DTLT) has emerged as an advanced post-operative care technique in veterinary sur...
View detailsIntroduction Postoperative care for bladder stones is a crucial part of ensuring pet recovery. pet laser therapy is an advanced method in veterinary surgery for postoperative care of bladder stones. It is safe, non-invasive, has significant ...
View detailsIntroduction Sterile panniculitis is a common subcutaneous tissue condition in pets, typically manifesting as subcutaneous nodules or masses. The affected skin appears red and warm, and some pets may experience a localized increase in skin t...
View detailsIntroduction Canine knee joint injuries are often caused by congenital structural defects (such as patellar luxation), improper exercise, or obesity. Manifestations include lameness, joint swelling, limited mobility, and evasive reactions du...
View detailsIntroduction Acute neuritis is one of the most challenging conditions in canine clinical practice, often triggered by spinal cord injury, neuropathy, or severe trauma. It manifests as hind limb weakness, inability to stand, or even full-body...
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