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Fibrocartilaginous Embolus (FCE) in Dogs
Fibrocartilaginous embolism interrupts blood supply to part of the spinal cord.
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Fibrocartilaginous embolism interrupts blood supply to part of the spinal cord.
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Fibrosarcomas are malignant connective tissue tumors that may affect skin, deeper tissues or other sites.
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Cat bites can seal over while trapping bacteria beneath the skin.
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Fine needle aspiration collects cells from a lump or other site for microscopic assessment.
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Significant bleeding can lead to shock.
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Significant bleeding can lead to shock.
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A broken nail can be painful and bleed substantially.
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A broken nail can be painful and bleed substantially.
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Shock or failure to breathe is an emergency.
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Shock or failure to breathe is an emergency.
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Falls can cause hidden as well as visible injuries.
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Falls can cause hidden as well as visible injuries.
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Hot spots are rapidly developing, inflamed and moist skin lesions.
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Insect stings may cause local irritation or a severe allergic reaction.
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Insect stings may cause local irritation or a severe allergic reaction.
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Lameness indicates pain or impaired limb function and often needs veterinary investigation.
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Lameness indicates pain or impaired limb function and often needs veterinary investigation.
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Tail injuries can involve more than the skin because the tail extends from the spine.
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Tail injuries can involve more than the skin because the tail extends from the spine.
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Foot pads can be cut, punctured or burned, causing licking or lameness.
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Foot pads can be cut, punctured or burned, causing licking or lameness.
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Fish oils supply omega-3 fatty acids and may be considered in selected inflammatory conditions.
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Bad breath commonly accompanies plaque-associated bacteria or periodontal disease.
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Bad breath or other oral changes may signal periodontal disease.
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