Background: Anatomical feline models can aid in understanding the relationships between clinical findings and anatomical features and the course of foreign bodies passing through the oesophagus. This study has two goals (1) to assess feline oesophageal foreign bodies in feline patients using...

Objectives: To assess the outcomes and major complications in cats that require oesophageal and gastric endoscopic foreign body removal. Materials and Methods: The medical records of 52 cats with oesophageal and gastric foreign bodies that underwent endoscopic foreign body retrieval during a...

Esophageal and gastric foreign bodies (EFB and GFB) are a common occurrence in cats and dogs. The objective of this study is to evaluate the endoscopic instruments and techniques used for foreign body retrieval by internists or criticalists based on type and location of the foreign body. An online, ...

Oesophageal foreign bodies are a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in small animals, especially in carnivores. Due to the possibility of complications such as perforation or tracheal compression, the patient may present an upper airway obstruction, which might become a medical emergency. ...

The clinical signs, ultrasonographical diagnosis and surgical removal of a wire thread from the oesophagus, stomach and colon of a 7-year-old male cat in France [date nor given] are described.

Case presentation and surgical intervention - A 3-year-old cat was presented with a recent history of dysphagia and intermittent regurgitation. Radiography revealed a bony oesophageal foreign body at the level of the thoracic inlet. Endoscopic retrieval was attempted but resulted in severe dyspnoea ...

Objective - To characterize clinical signs, diagnostic test results, foreign body location, treatment, and outcome for dogs and cats with sewing needle foreign bodies. Design - Retrospective case series. Animals - 65 dogs and cats with sewing needle foreign bodies. Procedures - Medical records of...

This article describes the clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment of foreign body ingestion in cats and dogs.

Oesophageal foreign body are relatively rare compared with gastrointestinal ones, but they can be encountered in clinical practice. Dogs are more likely to have oesophageal foreign bodies than are cats due to their indiscriminate eating habits. The most common oesophageal foreign bodies encountered ...

This paper is based on the clinical experience in emergency surgery in pets, consisting of foreign bodies that remain stranded in certain parts of the digestive tract. We present the clinical case of a cat, 8 years old, European breed, that was brought by its owners at a veterinary hospital with...