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A look at multiple types of myositis in a Cavalier King Charles spaniel
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A look at multiple types of myositis in a Cavalier King Charles spaniel
Rigby, a four-month-old male Cavalier King Charles spaniel, was surrendered by his original owner due to concerns about abnormalities in his jaw range of motion, and was adopted by a veterinary technician. At that time, the dog was only able to open his mouth approximately 1 cm and seemed painful on attempts to open it. Examination by a veterinary dentist revealed a vertical range of motion of 1 cm between maxillary and mandibular incisors. A CT…
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