Month: December 2024

  • Evaluating Ketamine’s Effectiveness in Treating Canine Pain

    Chronic pain treatments for dogs may be limited in effectiveness. Ketamine may serve as an adjunct treatment, but the lack of randomized studies raises questions about its true impact on pain relief compared to placebo and natural regression. Further research is needed to establish its efficacy in managing canine chronic pain.

  • Benefits of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for Dogs

    The initial consultation for diagnosing lameness in dogs is crucial for selecting the appropriate imaging modality. A thorough assessment helps identify the best techniques, such as musculoskeletal ultrasound, which is effective for soft tissue injuries. Ultrasound facilitates real-time imaging, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning, including targeted therapies.