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FELINE BARTONELLOSIS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
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FELINE BARTONELLA
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FELINE ACTINOMYCOSIS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
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FELINE ACTINOMYCOSIS
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CANINE PAPILOMA VIRUS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
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Canine Brucellosis Diagnosis and Treatment
Etiology and Epidemiology
Canine brucellosis is caused by Brucella canis (B. canis), a rough, small, gram-negative, intracellular bacterium. Other Brucella species, i.e., B. abortus, B. suis, have occasionally caused canine infections but they are not discussed here. The canine brucella was first recognized in 1966 as a cause of abortions and reproductive failures and it has [...]
Canine Brucellosis Diagnosis and Treatment
Diagnosis
The diagnosis of canine brucellosis requires laboratory confirmation. Blood cultures are strongly recommended before declaring an animal infected. Serological tests which are presently available to most veterinarians in the U.S. are imprecise since surface antigens of rough Brucella, such as B. canis, cross-react strongly with antibodies to several other nonpathogenic bacterial species. The most commonly [...]
Canine Brucellosis Diagnosis and Treatment
Treatment
Treatment is not recommended for dogs in breeding kennels, and where dogs cannot be isolated and accurately monitored following antibiotic therapy. Treatment is expensive and cures are difficult to achieve, especially in chronically infected males. Repeated blood cultures and serologic monitoring is required for at least 3 post-treatment months before a dog can be declared [...]
Canine Botulism Diagnosis and Treatment
Disease description:
Botulism results from the ingestion of a preformed neurotoxin, usually type C, secreted by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum . These gram positive, spore forming, anaerobic, saprophytic rods are universally found in the soil in all parts of the world. They produce eight types of toxins but only two types, C and D, cause [...]
Canine Botulism Diagnosis and Treatment
Treatment/Management/Prevention:
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1) If the dog is seen eating carrion: Induce vomiting with 3 % hydrogen peroxide 5-10 ml once or twice. Administer laxative and enema.
2) Canine anti type C botulism antitoxin: Antitoxin may be beneficial if absorption and circulation of toxins are still occurring; survival rates improve if used early in the course of clinical signs. [...]
Canine Botulism Diagnosis and Treatment
Canine Botulism
Canine Botulism in dogs is rare however, the majority of cases of canine botulism are caused by neurotoxin type C; a few are caused by type D. Cases are typically caused by ingestion of the toxin. This may come from the ingestion of contaminated carrion, or in hunting breeds exposed [...]