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Corticosteroids are the most widely used immunosuppressants in dogs and cats. Two drugs are frequently used: prednisone (or prednisolone),...
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Canine Fever | Fever in Dogs The term fever in dogs refers to a syndrome of malaise (or nonspecific systemic clinical signs) and pyrex...
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Canine Leukemia | Leukemia in Dogs In dog leukemias constitute fewer than 10% of all hemolymphatic neoplasms and are therefore consider...
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Fertilisation in the queen takes place in the oviducts and 6-8 days post-mating the blastocysts migrate into the uterus. Implantation is tho...
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The German Shepherd Dog is the classic guard dog, which may explain its high popularity. The German Shepherd's reputation is consistent ...
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The precordium in pets is palpated by placing the palm and fingers of each hand on the corresponding side of the animal’s chest wall over t...
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Anemia in dogs and cats is defined as a decrease in the red blood cell (RBC) mass and in practical terms can be defined as a decrease in th...
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A common cause of nutritional problems in dogs and cats is overfeeding or feeding inappropriate foods. Overfeeding can lead to rapid growth ...
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Neoplasms originating from the larynx are uncommon in dogs and cats. More commonly, tumors originating in tissues adjacent to the larynx, su...
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Thoracic auscultation in dogs and cats is used to identify normal heart sounds, determine the presence or absence of abnormal sounds, asses...