“…1 The clinical signs of pancreatic pseudocyst are similar in humans and dogs and include persistent vomiting, depression, anorexia, abdominal pain and diarrhoea. 2,4,5 Jaundice may also result from compression of the common bile duct by the pseudocyst or stricture of the bile duct secondary to chronic pancreatic inflammation and fibrosis. 2,6,7 The cranial position of the pancreas and abdominal guarding due to pain associated with pancreatic pseudocysts can make detection of the mass difficult.…”