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Decreased appetite, concern for abdominal mass on rads. Lethargy, severe hypokalemia. Hx of diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism, asthma. Meds inclde methimazole 2.5 mg transdermal BID, glargine
A 16-year-old SF DSH was presented for evaluation of decreased appetite and weight loss. Current therapy was Cerenia, and mirtazapine. fPL was abnormal.
-Decreased appetite. -Current meds: Metronidazole, Denamarin, Mirataz. -Abnormal PE/Chem/CBC/UA Results: ALT 393, TBili 5.7, Mag 2.7, Chol 307, Amyl 1891, PSL 50, Lymphs 9, Mono
Beagle, MN, 9 years. Progressive foot pad hyperkeratosis, general malaise, increased itching, increased liver enzymes, suspect hepatocutaneous syndrome PE: marked foot pad hyperkeratosis with surrounding
An 8-year-old FS Sheltie was presented for evaluation of vomiting and diarrhea over a 1-2 week period and recent onset acute abdomen. Medications: metronidazole 250mg