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Tapeworm Infection in Dogs
Tapeworms infect the intestinal tract, and a common species is transmitted through fleas.
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Tarsal Arthrodesis in Cats
Tarsal arthrodesis surgically fuses an unstable hock joint.
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Tarsal Arthrodesis in Dogs
Tarsal arthrodesis surgically fuses an unstable hock joint.
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Taurine in Cats
Cats require adequate dietary taurine.
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Techniques for Nebulization and Coupage in Cats
Nebulization and coupage may support selected respiratory conditions by delivering moisture or helping mobilize secretions.
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Techniques for Nebulization and Coupage in Dogs
Nebulization and coupage may support selected respiratory conditions by delivering moisture or helping mobilize secretions.
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Teeth, Teething and Chewing in Puppies
Puppy teething can reveal retained teeth or other dental abnormalities.
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Telmisartan
Telmisartan is used for selected blood-pressure and kidney-related conditions.
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Testicular Tumors
Testicular tumors are more likely in retained testes and can sometimes affect hormone balance.
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Testing and Monitoring in Addison’s Disease
Addison's disease reduces adrenal hormone production and can mimic many illnesses.
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Testing for Abdominal Enlargement in Cats
Abdominal enlargement has causes ranging from normal states to serious disease.
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Testing for Abdominal Enlargement in Dogs
Abdominal enlargement has causes ranging from normal states to serious disease.
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Testing for Cough
Cough investigation considers infection, heart disease, inflammation and other causes.
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Testing for Decreased Appetite with Listlessness
Reduced appetite with low energy is nonspecific.
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Testing for Diarrhea
Persistent or unexplained diarrhea may require laboratory or other diagnostic tests.
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Testing for Fever of Unknown Origin
Persistent unexplained fever may reflect infection, immune disease or cancer.
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Testing for Inappropriate Urination (Urinating in the House)
New inappropriate urination can have medical or behavioral causes.
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Testing for Increased Appetite
Increased appetite can reflect normal energy needs, medication effects or disease.
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Testing for Increased Thirst and Urination
Excessive thirst and urination have several possible causes.
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Testing for Jaundice
Jaundice testing investigates excess red cell breakdown or impaired liver processing of bilirubin.
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Testing for Kidney Disease
Kidney disease assessment combines blood and urine testing, with additional tests as needed.
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Testing for Lameness
Lameness investigation starts with examination and may include imaging or joint sampling.
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Testing for Leptospirosis in Dogs
PCR and antibody testing can support leptospirosis diagnosis, but each has limitations.
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Testing for Liver Disease
Liver investigation may combine blood tests, functional testing, imaging and tissue sampling.
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