This Maltese terrier was presented with purple discolouration on his rump. Diascopy proved that he was bleeding into his skin. Further examination revealed small haemorrhages on his gums and urgent tests confirmed he was suffering from life-threatening bleeding…
Read moreDeposition of calcium salts within the skin of this English Bulldog is a telltale sign of a glandular condition called Cushing’s disease (Hyperadrenocorticism).
Read moreThis young black Labrador Retriever was having an adverse cutaneous drug reaction known as Erythema Multiforme.
Read moreAn intact vesicle biopsy specimen taken from an urgently referred, young Great Dane with an acute onset, severe, ulcerative skin disease This is a routinely stained section through the single intact blister on the pinna, indicating the subepidermal blistering…
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