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Abdominal Pain & Pyrexia in a Cairn Terrier

A dog is presented with acute onset hyporexia, abdominal pain, and pyrexia. Ultrasound reveals lymphadenopathy, but no infectious cause is found. Explore this case to find out the cause and treatment options.

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Clinician's Brief provides relevant diagnostic and treatment information for small animal practitioners. It has been ranked the #1 most essential publication by small animal veterinarians for 9 years.*

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Clinical Pathology

Abdominal Pain & Pyrexia in a Cairn Terrier

A dog is presented with acute onset hyporexia, abdominal pain, and pyrexia. Ultrasound reveals lymphadenopathy, but no infectious cause is found. Explore this case to find out the cause and treatment options.

Clinician's Brief provides relevant diagnostic and treatment information for small animal practitioners. It has been ranked the #1 most essential publication by small animal veterinarians for 9 years.*

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