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Papillomaviruses in dogs and cats
... Terai and Burk, 2002). In the years since these initial studies of PVs, additional PV types have been identified and PVs have been associated with an expanded range of canine and feline diseases. In addition, it is now ...
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Pancreatitis in dogs and cats
... older dogs that are often overweight. In cats, a much wider age range may be ...affected. Dogs with acute pancreatitis usually have vomiting, abdominal pain, depression and sometimes fever and ...
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Diabetes in dogs and cats: an update
... hypoproteinaemic cats and hypoalbuminaemic, hyperlipidaemic and azotaemic ...some dogs and cats whose diabetes seems to be very well controlled have abnormally high or low serum fructosamine ...
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Thrombolytic Therapy in Dogs and Cats
... be produced in different cell types including mammalian cells, E. coli, and yeast. 15,24 The product is non-antigenic in humans, but the antigenicity in dogs and cats has not been investigated. The ...
USE OF PHYTOTHERAPICS IN DOGS AND CATS
... 2 Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Salerno, Italy. Summary Phytotherapy is one of the most utilized non conventional medicines (NCM) both in human and veterinary medicine. It can be used to mitigate ...
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Idiopathic Epilepsy in Dogs and Cats
... in cats because of the risk of inducing ...in dogs, with steady state levels achieved in 3 to 4 ...of dogs with seizures poorly controlled by other ...
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GUIDELINES FOR THE VACCINATION OF DOGS AND CATS
... older dogs and cats, which have been fully vaccinated as pups or kittens, require a specialized programme of core vaccination (Day 2010, Horzinek 2010, Schultz et ...older dogs and cats have ...
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Dogs, cats, neighbours and you
... owner. Dogs and cats can also be seized if they are found wandering in locations or at times where they are prohibited—see For dog and cat owners on page ...
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Handbook Of Symptoms In Dogs And Cats
... symptoms dogs cats tend to identify the efficacy of the ...in cats has not known hypersensitivity to navigate out of the problem through a colleague? Rapidly after discontinuation of in dogs ...
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Astaxanthin uptake in domestic dogs and cats
... Both dogs and cats showed similar biokinetic ...study, dogs and cats were fed similar doses of astaxanthin daily for 15 to 16 d and astaxanthin uptake by plasma, lipoproteins, and leukocytes ...
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Taking pet dogs and cats to Canada
... Canada dogs Taking pet dogs and cats to Canada If your situation differs in any way from the proposed process, or if you have information from the veterinary authority of the importing country that ...
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Hepato-Biliary Disease in Dogs and Cats
... In dogs and cats, systemic amyloidosis is associated with the precursor protein amyloid A (AA), an amino terminal fragment of the acute-phase protein, serum amyloid A ...various dogs and ...
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Early-age desexing of dogs and cats
... unwanted dogs is as strongly associated with desexing and unplanned breeding as it is in the case of ...of dogs to shelters, but this may actually mask a true over-supply ...While dogs are easily ...
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DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF DIARRHEA IN DOGS AND CATS
... Probiotic bacteria have been reported to have many beneficial effects on the host including conditioning the immune system, synthesizing B vitamins, producing digestive enzymes, producing antibacterial factors, competing ...
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Environmental Footprint of Domestic Dogs and Cats
... Fig. 2. Limits of the study system to maintain the physical well-being of a domestic pet. 2.1 Inventory Analysis The data used in the LCA was obtained from the literature, using average normal physiological values for ...
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Cats are not small dogs: is there an immunological explanation for why cats are less affected by arthropod borne disease than dogs?
... Although dogs and cats largely share equivalent im- mune systems, there are clear differences between the species as to how the elements of the immune system interact – creating species diversity in ...
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Prevalence of heartworm in dogs and cats of Madrid, Spain
... positive dogs from metropolitan and adjacent areas were mainly located under the influence of ...Regarding cats, ...Seropositive cats were present in the same areas where positive dogs were ...
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Biofilm Implication in Oral Diseases of Dogs and Cats
... the teeth, including the gum, periodontal ligament, alveolar bone and root cement of the tooth [6]. Periodontal diseases are the number one health problem in small animal patients. By just two years of age, 70% of ...
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Revaccination intervals for adult dogs and cats: an update
... for dogs; and feline panleucopenia, feline herpesvirus 1 and feline calicivirus for ...for dogs are considered ...indoor-outdoor cats, since there seems to be an unusually high incidence of this ...
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Epidermal and Melanocitic Tumors in Dogs and Cats: a Review
... regarding dogs, breed does not seem to be a risk factor, several researchers (Goldschmidt et ...Caniche dogs to have a higher sensitivity, while Meuten (2012) described Bloodhound, Giant schnauzer, ...
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