Objective: To evaluate signalment, clinical presentation, location and type of nasal foreign bodies identified by rhinoscopy in dogs. Materials and Methods: We retrospectively reviewed medical records from dogs that presented for consultation between April 2012 and June 2019 and were diagnosed with ...

Olfactory ensheathing cells are thought to support regeneration and remyelination of damaged axons when transplanted into spinal cord injuries. Following transplantation, improved locomotion has been detected in many laboratory models and in dogs with naturally-occurring spinal cord injury; safety...

Canine nasal and paranasal diseases have variable causes. Presumptive diagnosis is based on clinical manifestations; however, high similarity of clinical signs often calls for diagnostic imaging modalities and rhinoscopy before a definitive diagnosis can be reached. This study sets out to determine ...

A six-year-old male neutered pug presented as an emergency with acute-onset dyspnoea. The patient was stabilised with a temporary tracheostomy. Further investigations revealed the presence of anatomical malformations commonly encountered in dogs suffering from brachycephalic obstructive airway...

A non-descript male dog was presented with symptoms, such as chronic recurrent epistaxis, sneezing, and episodes of nasal leech infestation from the past 3 months. The dog was subjected to basic clinical examination, hemato-biochemistry test, and radiographic examination before rhinoscopy. ...

Rhinoscopy is an invaluable instrument for the diagnosis and treatment of nasal cavity diseases in dogs and cats. The rhinoscopy involves visual assessment of the nasal cavity for examination, sample collection for diagnostics, and therapeutic procedures in some patients. The rhinoscopy could be...

An 18-month-old male neutered Staffordshire Bull Terrier presented for chronic sneezing, left-sided rhinorrhea and epistaxis associated with previous nasal planum depigmentation and pruritus. Physical examination did not demonstrate bone asymmetry or depigmentation, but showed reduced airflow...

A 10-year-old male neutered silky terrier presented for a 3-day history of acute onset stertor and hyporexia. Physical examination revealed inspiratory and expiratory stertor, which resolved when the mouth was open and there was absent airflow through the right nostril. Computed tomography revealed ...

The nasal and sinus disorders in dogs have various causes, and sometimes go with sinusitis that there is no pre-existing nasal disease. The presumptive diagnosis is based on clinical manifestations as nasal discharge, sneezing, reverse sneezing, gagging, stertor, halitosis, epistaxis, cough,...

A 10-year-old, male, neutered Irish Terrier dog, weighing 16.2 kg, was presented for further investigation of unilateral nasal discharge of 6-month duration. The patient was on long-term treatment with prednisolone. Computed tomography of the head showed severe chronic erosive rhinitis and severe...