Veterinary Radiology

Teaching and learning about veterinary diagnostic imaging.

4 year old Yorkshire Terrier

For our first case of November, we have a 4-year-old female neutered Yorkshire Terrier that was attacked by another dog. Now painful and tetraparetic. Spine radiographs are often our first imaging choice when evaluating animals for trauma. What are … [Read More...]

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