An abandoned Pitbull Terrier with what appeared to be severe bee stings took local and MSU veterinarians on a journey to solve a dermatological mystery. 

Napoleon, a less than 12-hour-old colt, was brought to the MSU Veterinary Medical Center for various complications requiring critical care. But after initial recovery, it would take him much longer to fully grow his undeveloped bones.

Stinger, a 10-month-old, intact male American Pitbull Terrier, was brought to an emergency clinic for what appeared to be bee stings, but turned into a dermatitis mystery to be solved at MSU.

An intact male kitten approximately two months of age overcame multiple emergency experiences until finally making it to MSU's Soft Tissue Surgery Service.