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“... and multisystemic clinical signs, with consequent decrease in quality of life and lifespan of the...”
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“... of BP in a dog to contribute information for diagnosis, and to present clinical and pathological aspects that...”
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“.... Intracellular bilirubin is toxic for cells and can cause decrease in protein synthesis, specially albumin...”
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“... image follow up made after the surgery was observed decrease of the dilatations and improvement of renal...”
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“... consequences for the animals. Many drugs are myelotoxic and cause a decrease in the production of blood cells...”
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“...Background: Dog fertility depends on human-influenced factors such as sterilization. Uncontrolled...”
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“... to report a bilateral CFD case in a dog, treated with intra-articular application of mesenchymal stem cells...”
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“... in both eyes, with diagnosis confirmed through ocular ultrasonography.Case: A 6-year-old male pointer dog...”
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“... for decrease the cranial tibial thrust. However, there are breeds predisposed to rupture of the cranial...”
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“... in a pediatric dog.Case: A female 4-month-old Rottweiler dog with a history of bone neoformation on the left hind...”
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“... is to describe a case of hepatic capillariosis in a dog approaching the clinical signs, diagnosis and therapeutic...”
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“...-aluminum arsenide (GaAlAs) laser (830 nm) in healing two wounds caused by necrosis in a dog.Case: An 8-year...”
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“... aimed to describe the treatment of a dog with suspected intracranial meningioma with definitive...”
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“..., and a marked decrease in creatine kinase values. Thus, it is evident that the dog did not develop...”
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