Veterinary Medicine - September 2007 - (Page 565)

Vol. 102, No. 9 • September 2007 Departments 570 Letters 572 Leading Off Make sure you’re up-to-date on your heartworm disease recommendations —Sheldon Rubin, DVM vetmedpub.com 600 CE The latest management recommendations for cats and dogs with nonketotic diabetes mellitus Audrey K. Cook, BVM&S, MRCVS, DACVIM (internal medicine), ECVIM-CA 574 The Veterinary Medicine Interview A new type of insulin is well-suited for cats, and the advent of at-home glucose monitors for dogs and cats can help owners become more involved in the care of their diabetic pets. Digital Extra (see page 567) Dr. William J. Kay On veterinary postgraduate opportunities: “You will gain and grow in skill, confidence, and knowledge faster than at any other time in your career.” 576 Idea Exchange An extra arm for positioning dental film, and more tips from your colleagues 580 Practical Matters Prescribing transdermal feline behavior drugs, confirming complete radiopaque calculi removal, and considering drug dosages in puppies and kittens 582 Salivary mucoceles in cats: A retrospective study of seven cases Kristina M. Kiefer, DVM, and Garrett J. Davis, DVM, DACVS Don’t overlook this cause of cervical or intraoral swelling in cats. An excellent prognosis is possible if the condition is diagnosed and surgically treated. Digital Extra (see page 567) 626 Mind Over Miller R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Find out what it means to new associates —Robert M. Miller, DVM 588 Hyperlipidemia in dogs and cats CE Justin D. Thomason, DVM, DACVIM (internal medicine); Bente Flatland, DVM, DACVIM (internal medicine); and Clay A. Calvert, DVM, DACVIM (internal medicine) Reader Resources 618 619 620 621 CE Form Product Preview Advertiser Index Marketplace/Classifieds Increased triglyceride or cholesterol concentrations will often normalize if they are caused by a secondary disease that is successfully treated. If the hyperlipidemia is primary, dietary modification and pharmacologic intervention may be required. OPEER-REVIEWED All articles have been reviewed by at least two boardcertified specialists or recognized experts to ensure accuracy, thoroughness, and suitability. VETERINARY MEDICINE September 2007 Cover photo by Mark McDonald 565 http://vetmedpub.com

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Contents Letters Leading Off The Veterinary Medicine Interview: Dr. William J. Kay Idea Exchange Practical Matters Salivary Mucoceles in Cates: A Retropspective Study of Seven Cases Hyperlipidemia in Dogs and Cats Purina Insert The Latest Management Recommendations for Cats and Dogs with Nonketotic Diabetes Mellitus CE Form Product Preview Advertiser Index Marketplace/Classifieds Mind Over Miller

Veterinary Medicine - September 2007

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