Vol. 8, Special Issue 10, Part D (2024)
Case review: Clinical management of cholelithiasis and ascites in dog
Author(s):
Dr. Krushnakant Wagh
Abstract:
One of the most prevalent conditions in dogs is ascites, which has a variety of underlying causes. Here, at PetVet Veterinary Clinic, a male dog, two years old, with a distended abdomen from ascites and other concomitant symptoms was presented. With the use of laboratory testing, diagnostic techniques, and suitable therapy, such as double diuretic regimens, choleretics, liver enzyme, intravenous infusions of critical amino acids, etc. the following case was treated. The animal recovered after receiving medication for 15 days.
Pages: 301-304 | 1042 Views 245 Downloads
How to cite this article:
Dr. Krushnakant Wagh. Case review: Clinical management of cholelithiasis and ascites in dog. Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res. 2024;8(10S):301-304. DOI: 10.33545/26174693.2024.v8.i10Sd.2469
