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retrospective companion dog studies are not thought to be representative of the national population of companion dogs (eg, insured dogs or dogs seen at corporate or teaching veterinary hospitals). 7 – 10 Additionally, because some companion dogs die at home

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.5 cm in width. Surgery was discussed as the only potentially curative treatment; however, due to associated risks the owner elected to proceed with medical management. The dog was started on trilostane PO (Vetoryl) at 30 mg (1.7 mg/kg) twice daily. ACTH

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from those mortality rates, we estimate that 6.2 to 6.8 million pet dogs died in the US in 2020. In a study 4 in the UK, it was found that of dogs that died, 86% were euthanized. An initial report from the Dog Aging Project (DAP) 5 found a euthanasia

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History A 9-year-old 15.1-kg castrated male Beagle dog was evaluated because of a 1-month history of cervical pain and progressive tetraparesis that was initially responsive to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory therapy. Clinical and

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History A 5-year-old 16.3-kg intact male mixed-breed dog was referred to the São Paulo State University Veterinary Hospital for a 3-month history of apathy, anorexia, lethargy, and weakness as well as a 3-day duration of severe acute

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Photomicrographs (A and B) of a fine-needle aspirate from the thoracic mass in a female dog showing 2 distinct cell populations. Romanowsky stain; 100X magnification. Histopathologic Findings The dog had a history of progressive lethargy and weight

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. Written informed consent was obtained from the dog owners involved in this study. The study population consisted of client-owned dogs prospectively recruited at the Konkuk University Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital from January 2020 to December

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manifestation, the clefts may present in any type of dog despite it genetically having a low risk. While the number of articles published in dentistry and oral surgery have increased in the last 10 years, papers 11 – 13 related to CP management in dogs remain

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also recorded. Follow-up examinations were performed under anesthesia at our institution or by the referring veterinarian. Communication via e-mail was also attempted with the dog owners. Results Dogs Seven dogs (2019 to 2022) met the

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