http://www.sarc.com.au Melbourne Vet Pet Veterinary Clinic Centre Dog Cat Oliver, a 7 year old male neutered DSH presented with a 12 month history of chronic foul smelling nasal discharge that started shortly after Oliver went missing for a period of several days. Oliver remained tight-lipped about his ordeal, which was suspected to have included some form of trauma. The discharge responded partially to antibiotics, but rather than being through the worst of it, Oliver’s problems were only just starting… http://www.sarc.com.au/the-nose-knows-nasal-disease-in-cats-article-2/949950/news-item.htm SARC Insights & Outlooks - Cardiology Edition October 2009 /assets/61/newsimages/ 1320_1 Nasal disease in cats can be extremely difficult to diagnose, but has been made significantly easier by the use of computed tomography and rhinoscopy. http://www.sarc.com.au/the-nose-knows-nasal-disease-in-cats-article-1/949250/news-item.htm SARC Insights & Outlooks - Cardiology Edition October 2009 /assets/61/newsimages/ 1319_1 It’s 5pm on a Friday afternoon. Primary care clinics are well into the afternoon consultation period and everything is going well. Voilà – the scene is set for a feline cardiorespiratory emergency. http://www.sarc.com.au/cardiac-or-respiratory-definitely-an-emergency/948550/news-item.htm SARC Insights & Outlooks - Cardiology Edition October 2009 /assets/61/newsimages/ 1318_1