Inflammatory bowl disease please

I like how you mimic the murmurs with your own voice very accurate thanks 🙏

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Did you teach Michael Winslow or did he teach you 😂 thank you so much

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Excellent🎉 explanation.

Still this is the most perfect explanation

Thank you for explaining this to me like Im 5! I couldn't grasp these patterns until this video. Thank you, thank you thank you!!🙌🙌

Amazing, thank you so much. Very simple!

Still not watchable

Never understood lung patterns UNTIL I watched this video. This is super helpful.😎

Your heart sound imitations are really helpful in this video. Thank you.

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This was awesome, thank you so much

Yoo what an excellent academic video. Very useful

Sounds effects are awesome

Thx you i was told my dog has a heart murmur but i wanted to listen to it myself so thx for this video it helps alot

PETE MANTIS IS JUST AMAZING

Thanks

Thank you sir this helped me a lot

Great webinar! Thank you!

Thank you so very much for the video!

Thank you soooo much, cleared up a real problem topic for me!

Thank you, Dr. Mantis, it was a great step ahead for me in understanding pulmonary patterns interpretation.

Guys we are all professionals here; is it just me or radiography is more difficult that the rest of veterinary disciplines?

You are amazing!

Thanks

Mine was 6 years old and diagnosed with FIP. Is this possible?

Do I need fluid therapy in such this case I any stage of treatment???

My poor Tiger (6years old) was confirmed to have FIP over a week ago, we suspect it was a dry FIP going to the accute wet stage. After 6 treatments (daily injections for 84 days total) i see a big difference and i suspect he is on his way to be cured. ofcourse we have to wait out the 84 days/injections and then observe him for 84 days for a relapse

I loooove this video! Thank you,

I'm learning about this virus because I had to put one of my cat's down because he had it. Glad that I found both videos.

something to think about- at 13:50 prednisolone was discussed but prednisone was pictured which may confuse people. prednisone is not suitable for cats.

Amazing many of the parallels between this disease and COVID.

Omygod.. this was so helpful😍😍😍

where are you from?

excellent video! thank you very much! :)

I have just found this channel. As a young (almost finished) vet student, this is very helpful. Thanks so much

Thanks it was really awesome!

What heart Dieseses Don't have a Murmur??

Thank you so much for making a great video! My in-laws just got a puppy with a heart murmur, and just for fun I listened to the puppy’s heart, and it’s noticeable even to my untrained ear! Your video helped me understand what I was hearing, and I may just have another listen of her heart now. We have a really good veterinarian that we are working with, I just want to understand what’s going on.

Excellent presenation...especially the sounds made .....thank you so much

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My best friend went throught the same this week... she shared to me her concerns on monday, she hadn't moved from the couch for previous 24 hours and she wasn't playfull like she was a couple weeks ago.. she was in the vet by the next day, tuesday morning, blood screens showed liver damage, she was hospitalized, pluged on catethers for fluid and force fed by tube... Tursdays news were that fluid was in her abdomen and a sonogram was needed in another specialized clinic, no appointments available before 5 more days. Unfortunatly on friday morning, the kitty's health had degrated to the point that she had no more muscle tone, and that she would not make it out of it and that we should come say her goodbyes and let her go.. 3 minutes after being in my friends arms, while the vet was in the back preparing the sedation, she gave her last breath and we both saw her soul leave her eyes, we knew. We imidiatly call a technician who then called the vet who confirmed she had died, naturally, in the arm of her mommy. This happened yesterday. I am still completly shooked by what we have experienced in such a short period of time. Her cats are her babies as she doesn't desire to have any children .. The cat was adopted 7 months ago from a rescue shelter, where she probably came in contact with this disease.. we hope her 2 other cats wont developpe this as they were really close. This disease is horrible...

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My poor little snuggle baby just died of FIP. She went from fine to kind of sluggish to showing upper respiratory symptoms to horribly ill to dead within one week. She was diagnosed post-mortem. The vets (both her regular vet and the after-hours emergency vet that we visited several times through this) thought it was Cat Flu and kept giving her subcutaneous fluid and sending us home with antibiotics, but I could tell there was something seriously, seriously wrong. We are devastated. I had never heard of this disease before and now I can't stop researching any information I can get my hands on. Thank you for this video. It has helped me understand what happened to my beautiful, silly, loving little Bella and is helping me to move forward in my grief. ♥️

This 15+ mins presentation is gold and is far better than the lectures related to chest Xray combined from my uni. Thank you and salute to you sir.

hi, I have a question. my cat had FIP about 6 weeks ago and he has its symptoms for two weeks; it's a month that he's totally ok with no signs of FIP does it mean that he defeated this virus and won't get it again ???

So corona viruses mutate? How on earth do they plan to create a vaccine for COVID-19 if Corona viruses constantly mutate?