Tabani's Animal Care Medical Centre

Tabani's Animal Care Medical Centre 1. Diagnostic & Molecular Lab, Digital & Dental X-Rays, Ultrasound & Doppler, Echo cardiography etc. Dr. Annas Tabani runs the place. He is a Phd.

Tabani's Animal Care Medical Centre is a small animal diagnostic centre in Gizri. in microbiology from England. Animal care is his profession and passion for many years. He has been in this field for 10 years and wants to offer the best Animal care services in Pakistan. Complete set of services from Tabani's are as following
- Bone Fractures
- Tumor, Cytology
- Cancer, Histopathology
- Orthope

dic diseases
- Gastrointestinal diseases
- Elisa Hyper / Hypo Thyroid-ism
- Heart & Lung Issues
- Reproductive Issues
- Rabies Neutralizing Antibody
- Breeding Hormones
- Cancer Markers / Addison's Disease
- Skin Infections
- Intestinal Parasites
- Heart Worms
- Cushion syndrome
- Complete blood count in 60 seconds
- Complete Biochemistry profile (heart enzymes, protein, glucose, lipid profile, kidney function, liver function test, salts, blood gases, amylase, lipase, blood count, blood group etc.) Blood Transfusion
PT, APTT

Feline ‘lung–digit syndrome’ an unusual pattern of metastasisthat is seen with various types of primary lung tumours, pa...
26/02/2023

Feline ‘lung–digit syndrome’ an unusual pattern of metastasis
that is seen with various types of primary lung tumours, particularly
bronchial and bronchioalveolar adenocarcinoma.
Nail and nail bed disorders are commonly seen in practice, Bacterial paronychia or something more sinister?
Primary pulmonary neoplasia is not common in cats, but lesions tend to be malignant and carry a poor prognosis.
✜ Feline lung–digit syndrome describes a clinical syndrome of metastasis of primary
pulmonary neoplasia to one or more digits. Up to 1 in 5 cases of feline digital neoplasia may represent metastatic disease.
✜ Clinical signs of lung–digit syndrome are often lameness, digital swelling, purulent
nail bed discharge and dysplasia or fixed exsheathment of the nail.
✜ Multiple digits, often on multiple limbs, are affected.
✜ Thoracic radiographs are a vital diagnostic tool in any cat in which there is an
index of clinical suspicion of lung–digit syndrome.
✜ An important differential diagnosis is pyogranulomatous inflammation due to atypical pathogens, including fungi, Nocardia species and mycobacteria.
No effective treatment has been demonstrated for feline metastatic digital carcinoma; amputation has not been shown to be palliative, as further metastases rapidly develop.
H i s t o p a t h o l o g i c a l D i a g n o s e s
Diagnoses from laboratory submissions of amputated feline digits
✜ Inflammation (27%)
✜ Squamous cell carcinoma (17%)
✜ Fibrosarcoma (14%)
✜ Adenocarcinoma* (15%)
✜ Osteosarcoma (7%)
✜ Haemangiosarcoma (6%)
✜ Mast cell tumour (5%)
✜ Haemangioma (2%)
✜ Giant cell tumour of bone (2%)
✜ Malignant fibrous histiocytoma (2%)
✜ Basal cell tumour (1%)
✜ Undifferentiated sarcoma (1%)
*Suspected to be metastases of a primary pulmonary neoplasm

10/02/2023

The signs that your cat may be suffering from a neurologic disorder include: reluctance or refusal to use its litter box; altering the way it interacts with its owner and others; and a noticeable change in its gait and apparent sense of balance.
Symptoms of Degeneration of the Cerebellum in Cats
Cerebellar hypoplasia and cerebellar abiotrophy share many common symptoms including:
• Wide-leg stance
• Abnormal posturing
• Swaying
• Muscle tremors
• Head tilt
• Lack of coordination
• Falling
• Weakness
• Behavioral changes and depression
• Lack of menace response (blink reflex)
Additional symptoms that tend to be specific to cerebellar abiotrophy include:
• Hyperactivity
• Stiff or high-stepping gait
• Jerky head-bob
• Walking on knuckles
• Poor depth perception
• Rapid eye movement
• Collapse
Cerebellar abiotrophy & cerebellar hypoplasia Symptoms are very similar. The primary difference is that kittens with cerebellar hypoplasia are born with an underdeveloped cerebellum while those with cerebellar abiotrophy are born with a normal brain that eventually begins to worsen. Symptoms are usually noticeable by the time the kitten has reached six months of age. In rare cases, the cells die off more slowly and symptoms are not noticeable until later in life.
? Is your cat suffering from “Degeneration of the Cerebellum”
Free Questions and Advice from Veterinary Professionals

17/11/2022

-19 pandemic across the world has transformed all our lives.
We battle novel coronavirus and other hidden threats of invisible pathogens daily.
Likewise, cannot communicate while feeling sick. Many diseases demonstrate similar symptoms, and the diagnosis is not straightforward.
How do we protect animals as we do humans?

17/11/2022

It is nucleic acid extraction-free, with a built-in accessible workflow, resulting in 90mins!
The Vetgenies 8 is highly portable and supports 25 bacterial, viral, and parasitic assays.

SPAYED CAT 01 Wk ago, Ultrasound scan revealed uterine remnant just cranial to the p***s "stump pyometra" Case reported ...
12/10/2020

SPAYED CAT 01 Wk ago, Ultrasound scan revealed uterine remnant just cranial to the p***s "stump pyometra"
Case reported at Tabanis veterinary diagnostic division DHA, Karachi, 09 Ms old cat with the enlarged uterine stump, filled with purulent fluid. Persistent vaginitis or bloody discharge or dysuria.

CAT/DOG HEARTWORMS
11/10/2020

CAT/DOG HEARTWORMS

11/10/2020

CAT/DOG HEARTWORMS
Here we describe a clinical case of heartworm infection in a 05 year-old female mixed breed cat, originated from Karachi, which was referred from Pets Clinic with a history of vomiting and clinical signs of respiratory distress. The thoracic radiograph showed a diffuse bronchointerstitial pattern of the pulmonary parenchyma, cardiomegaly, pleuricy and wipe of diaphragmatic dome. The serological test for D. immitis circulating antibody was positive and heartworms were visualized by echocardiography in the main pulmonary artery. In conclusion, the present study clearly shows that cats are at risk for D. immitis infection in heartworm-endemic areas in Karachi. Additionally, the findings highlight the urgent need for increased awareness among veterinary practitioners of the existence of feline heartworm diseases and for adequate prophylactic measures to be applied.

CAT MIDDLE EAR EFFUSIONRelevance and novel information: To our knowledge, this is the first report of lymphoma with conf...
05/10/2020

CAT MIDDLE EAR EFFUSION
Relevance and novel information: To our knowledge, this is the first report of lymphoma with confirmed bilateral tympanic bulla involvement in the Pakistan veterinary literature. In case of middle ear effusion neoplasia should be considered that do not improve adequately with appropriate antimicrobial therapy.

20/09/2019

Stem cells are the body’s repair cells. They have the ability to divide and differentiate into many different types of cells based on where they are needed throughout the body. Stem cells can divide and turn into tissues such as skin, fat, muscle, bone, cartilage, and nerve to name a few. They even possess the ability to replicate into organs such as the heart, liver, intestines, pancreas, etc.

Contact: Tabanis Animal Care, DHA, KARACHI (+92) 308 2754567

23/08/2019

Amazing before and after footage of Taylor, a 7 year old dog who received stem cell therapy for arthritis in her hips, knees and ankles. For more information about stem cell therapy for pets, call us +92 308 275 4567

23/08/2019

STEM CELLS (BASIC)

Hydrocephalus (Water on the Brain) in Cats:Hydrocephalus is characterised by the presence of an abnormally large volume ...
09/07/2019

Hydrocephalus (Water on the Brain) in Cats:
Hydrocephalus is characterised by the presence of an abnormally large volume of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) present within the brain or between the brain and skull. In both forms, the pressure exerted by the CSF on the bones of the skull may result in the cranium becoming excessively domed in shape and to thinning of the skull bones. The disease can cause brain damage and dysfunction. Signs are often not present at birth but become apparent over the first few weeks or months of life. Affected kittens are often slower to learn than litter mates, have gait abnormalities eg being ataxic (wobbly) and can exhibit bizarre behaviours such as compulsive circling, and may have seizures (fits). The progress of the disease is variable and unpredictable. Signs usually progress from mild to severe and then to stupor and death, but in some animals the disease may stabilise before this, meaning that they exhibit only minor signs that persist throughout life.

Treatment is difficult but can involve medication aimed at reducing fluid production and brain swelling, or surgery to implant a shunt to assist drainage of the fluid from the skull (eg into the abdominal cavity).

Identifying and Treating Urinary Stones in Sheep & Goats:Urolithiasis, or urinary stones, is a devastating, often fatal,...
17/06/2019

Identifying and Treating Urinary Stones in Sheep & Goats:

Urolithiasis, or urinary stones, is a devastating, often fatal, and all-too-common disease affecting sheep. It is also largely preventable.

Feeds that are high in magnesium, phosphorous, and calcium can also pose problems. Although these minerals are an important part of a ruminant's diet, they can also contribute to crystal formation if fed in excess.

The pH of urine is another extremely important factor. Alkaline, or high, pH favors stone formation, while an acidic, or low, pH urine helps to prevent solutes from forming. This information will be helpful later on when we discuss treatment and prevention.

The final ingredient necessary for crystal formation is a nidus — some object in the urine that can serve as the center or pit of the stone. The most common nidus in urine are cells that are shed from the bladder wall or urethra as a result of normal bladder regeneration, urinary tract infections, vitamin-A deficiencies, or high-estrogen feeds.

CAT MOUTH CANCER (SCC)Oral cavity is a common site for various tumors in cats. Mouth cancer in cats is one of the most c...
14/06/2019

CAT MOUTH CANCER (SCC)
Oral cavity is a common site for various tumors in cats. Mouth cancer in cats is one of the most common types of cancer in the feline community, accounting for 3% of all feline cancers. Mouth cancer is caused by malignant tumors developed within the oral cavity. Cheeks, back or roof of the mouth, tongue, lips, and upper or lower jaw are the most common locations.

WHAT IS FELINE ORAL CANCER?
It is a form of cancer that develops in the cells that produce the cat’s mouth and throat lining, including tongue, cheeks, gums, and tonsils. The cancerous cells grow quickly in the mouth tissues. Only a tiny part of the tumor growth is visible, while the rest remains hidden beneath. This makes detection difficult for owners.

Bad breath, refusal to eat food, facial swelling, swollen gums, drooling, and teeth loss are some of the most common symptoms of mouth cancer in cats. However, these may also be signs of periodontal disease.

The following are the most notable symptoms of mouth cancer in cats.

An active and agile cat may suddenly start to show signs of lethargy. A kitty who loves being caressed on the chin may start resisting your touch.Her food preferences may change. For example, if your kitty loves dry crunchy food, she may suddenly develop a liking for canned food. This may be a sign of pain in her oral cavity.
Dying tissue in the mouth is one of the main causes of nasty mouth smell or bad breath.

Some other symptoms of mouth cancer in cats include mouth bleeding, facial swelling, oral discharge, sudden weight loss, loose teeth, teeth loss, reduced appetite, or difficulty swallowing.
Your furry friend may resist opening her mouth, as she experiences pain doing so.
Loose teeth could indicate the destruction of bone due to the growth of a tumor.
Your pet may start scratching their faces when they experience signs of pain. They may start dribbling too.

Address

10th Gizri Street, DHA, GIZRI (near PARCO Petrol Pump)
Karachi
75600

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 21:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 21:00
Thursday 09:00 - 21:00
Friday 09:00 - 12:30
15:00 - 21:00
Saturday 09:00 - 21:00

Telephone

+922138948458

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