Impaction intestinale par des écailles de graines de tournesol chez deux ratons laveurs au Québec.
Le tournesol, originaire de l’Amérique du Nord, a été d’abord cultivé par les premières nations, puis a servi pour l’ensilage…
Intestinal impaction by sunflower seed shells in two raccoons in Quebec.
Sunflowers, native to North America, were first cultivated by First Nations, then used for silage as well as a source…
Bird Feeders
Birds
Diagnostic Highlights
Mycoplasmosis
Pathology Notes
Quebec
Surveillance
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Confirmation d’un cas de mycoplasmose chez un roselin pourpré au Québec.
Au cours de la dernière année, nous avons reçu plusieurs photos de passereaux présentant des lésions suggestives de mycoplasmose. Cependant,…
Confirmation of a case of mycoplasmosis in a purple finch in Quebec.
During the past year, we have received several photos of passerines with lesions suggestive of mycoplasmosis. However, as none of…
Déposition de cristaux d’oxalate de calcium dans les reins
L’activité principale du RCSF est d’effectuer des nécropsies (autopsies) sur des animaux sauvages afin de déterminer la cause de leur…
Calcium oxalate crystals in the kidneys.
As wildlife pathologists one of our goals is to determine the cause of death of wild animals submitted for necropsy.…
Beware the porcupine! A case of misadventure in a young mountain lion.
CWHC Western/Northern recently received the carcass of a juvenile mountain lion from southwest Saskatchewan that fell ill after eating a…
Diagnostic Highlights
Graduate Students
Mammals
Ontario/Nunavut
Pathology Notes
Uncategorized
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Is it tuberculosis?! Differential diagnoses for caseous lung lesions in deer
As a wildlife pathologist, probably the last thing you want to see when you open the chest cavity of a…
Sunfish Ashore in PEI
Last November (2019), The CWHC was informed that a very unusual fish had washed up on the red shores of…
British Columbia
Diagnostic Highlights
Pathology Notes
Poisoning
Toxicity
Uncategorized
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Secondary Barbiturate Toxicity in Bald Eagles and a Red-Tailed Hawk
Secondary toxicity is a relatively common occurrence in free-ranging carnivores and scavengers, particularly in raptors. Secondary toxicity had been documented…