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Cherry Eye in Dogs
Cherry eye involves prolapse of the third-eyelid gland in dogs.
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Cherry eye involves prolapse of the third-eyelid gland in dogs.
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Cheyletiella mites can cause contagious, dandruff-like skin disease in dogs.
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Feline chin acne involves abnormal material collecting in hair follicles.
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Chlamydial eye infection is contagious among cats and can resemble other causes of conjunctivitis.
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Chlorfenapyr exposure can cause severe poisoning, sometimes with delayed signs.
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This reference describes a chlorhexidine-based oral rinse used in cats and dogs.
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Chocolate contains stimulants that can cause serious illness in cats, including abnormal heart activity, tremors or seizures.
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Chocolate can cause gastrointestinal and stimulant effects in dogs, including restlessness and abnormal heart activity.
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Inflammation of a cat's bile ducts may also involve nearby liver tissue.
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Vitamin D3 rodenticides can cause severe poisoning despite seeming familiar as a vitamin.
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Chondrosarcoma is an uncommon cartilage-derived tumor in cats.
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Canine chondrosarcoma arises from cartilage and often affects flat bones or nasal structures.
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Chronic bronchitis involves persistent airway inflammation in cats.
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A persistent dry cough can accompany chronic bronchitis in dogs.
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Degenerative valve disease changes how a dog's heart valves function.
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Chronic hepatitis involves ongoing liver inflammation and scarring in dogs.
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Chronic kidney disease reduces a cat's ability to clear waste and maintain normal function.
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Chronic kidney disease can develop as dogs age and reduces normal kidney function.
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Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is a slowly progressing blood-cell cancer in dogs and may be found incidentally on testing.
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Persistent upper-airway inflammation in cats has several possible causes.
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Chylothorax allows lymphatic fluid to collect around a cat's lungs, limiting expansion.
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Clostridial toxin production can be associated with acute or ongoing diarrhea in dogs.
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Clotting tests assess parts of the process that stops bleeding.
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Coccidioides fungi can cause systemic illness, including fever, cough or joint discomfort.
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