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Vitamin D Poisoning in Dogs
Vitamin D poisoning may follow exposure to certain rodenticides or medicines.
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Vitamin D poisoning may follow exposure to certain rodenticides or medicines.
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Vomiting is a sign shared by many disorders.
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Vomiting is a sign shared by many disorders.
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Von Willebrand disease is an inherited deficiency affecting normal clot formation.
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Von Willebrand disease is an inherited deficiency affecting normal clot formation.
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Testing for von Willebrand disease combines bleeding assessment with specialized factor or genetic tests.
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Vulvoplasty removes excess surrounding tissue to correct a recessed vulva in selected patients.
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Walking can contribute to a dog's weight-loss plan.
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New or changing lumps need veterinary assessment even when earlier masses were harmless.
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Puppy warts are viral papillomas that can spread through contact or contaminated surroundings.
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Fecal testing checks kittens for intestinal parasites.
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DNA tests can provide information about ancestry and selected inherited traits.
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Cryptorchid puppies have one or both testes that have not descended normally.
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Patchy hair loss in kittens may involve parasites, fungal infection or other skin disease.
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Gastropexy can reduce the risk of stomach twisting in selected dogs.
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Cancer involves uncontrolled abnormal cell growth.
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FeLV and FIV tests assess infection status in kittens.
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Mosquitoes transmit heartworm infection.
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Hip dysplasia develops through abnormal joint growth and can lead to early arthritis.
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Cats depend on dietary taurine to meet their needs.
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Puppy coughing can follow respiratory infection, allergy or inhaled material.
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When brushing is difficult, discuss other plaque-control options with the veterinarian.
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Visible worms in stool warrant veterinary identification and review of parasite control.
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Suspected poisoning needs a quick response.
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