Today’s case is a 7 year old male neutered Jack Russell terrier with generalized pain, lethargy, and lymph node enlargement. Take a look and post your interpretations in the comments section.

Today’s case is a 2 month old female domestic short haired cat who presents for difficulty breathing. Take a look and post your comments below. Answers available on Monday.

Today’s CT/MRI Society case comes from the University of Tennessee. Click on the link below and make your interpretation.

Today’s case is a 10 year old female neutered Cocker Spaniel with chronic, but recently worsening cough. Previous left cranial lung lobectomy. Take a look and post your interpretation in the comments. Answers available on Monday.

Today’s case is a 12 year old Labrador Retriever with abdominal distension. Take a look at the radiographs and post your comments below. Residents and emergency practitioners: Would you send this dog to surgery? Answers available on Monday.

Today’s case is an 11 year old female neutered domestic short haired cat with episodes of coughing 10-15 times per day. Take a look at the case and post your comments!

Here’s another great case from the CT/MRI society of the ACVR. It’s an MRI of a cat’s brain; click below to see the whole case.

Today’s case is a 5 month old Labrador Retriever who presents for evaluation of a heart murmur. Take a look and post your comments!

Happy New Year to all the readers of Veterinary Radiology! We have a new look for the new decade, so I hope you like it. Here’s our first case of the year. It’s a 14 year old Terrier with diabetes, who is now vomiting. Take a look and post your interpretation in the comments section.

Well time has gotten away from me once again, apologies to everyone who has been waiting patiently for a new case! Today’s case is an 11 year old Golden Retriever with forelimb lameness. Post your comments below, answers available on Monday.

Today’s case is a 4 year old female neutered Mastiff with a 3 week history of a growing mass and lameness. Take a look at the case and post your comments below. Everyone did a great job on last week’s case – be sure to check the answers.

Here’s a new case of a 5 month old female Labrador Retriever with a heart murmur. Take a look at the radiographs and post your comments!

Todays case is an 8 year old rabbit who presents with dyspnea, open mouth breathing, and nasal discharge. What’s your interpretation?

Here’s a case from the ACVR CT/MRI society. It’s a 12 year old female neutered Dachshund with repeated episodes of ataxia and recumbency for one week. Enjoy!

After a bit of a summer break, I have some new cases for you to look at. This one is a 6 year old female neutered Spaniel mix who presented with left hind limb lameness. Take a look at the radiographs and post your comments!