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What virus causes this change to the nasal turbinates?
Feline herpes virus
What virus causes these lesions?
Feline calicivirus
What lesions are these?
Vesicles and ulcers
What virus causes these lesions?
Feline calicivirus
What virus causes these lesions?
Feline calicivirus
What clinical signs is being shown?
Orthopnea
You have a cat with respiratory disease and vesicles and ulcers in the mouth. What infection is causing these changes?
Feline calicivirus pneumonia
What infection causes this?
Chlamydophila felis
You have a cat with chronic conjunctivitis. You see this on blood smear. What infection does this cat have?
Inclusion bodies from Chlamydophila felis infection
What infection does this cat have?
Cryptococcus neoformans
What parasite is this?
Pneumonyssoides caninum
You are performing a surgical traction on a nasopharyngeal polyp in a cat. After the surgery the cat is showing these signs. What is the problem?
Horner syndrome
You performed a nasopharyngeal polyp traction procedure and the cat is showing these signs. What do you tell the owners?
It is a transient complication from the surgery that will spontaneously resolve with time
What does this CT scan show?
Nasopharyngeal stenosis