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    Hepatitis is a viral disease of the liver caused by canine adenovirus. Parainfluenza which is an infectious bronchitis. Parvovirus is a viral disease of the intestines, its contracted fecal matter that your dog ingests; it can lead to flu like symptoms. Your dog can contract DHPP by another infected animal. Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that is transmitted through

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    the animals to prevent them from infections, and diseases. In some cases, animal testing has been specifically done in order to benefit the animals such as, canine parvovirus. According to the article Benefits of Animal Research, while talking about the parvovirus vaccine derived from animal testing they continued to state, “the parvovirus vaccine checked the spread of the disease among adult dogs in the united stated almost immediately” (AALAS Foundation). In other words, animals need animal testing

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    Working at the Carpenter Veterinary Clinic of Nocona, Texas has impacted my life with several life-changing experiences in several small cases. Although one case will forever stay with me throughout my veterinary career, taking care of the dog with excruciating pain has made me want to stick with veterinarian practices, as well as made me stronger. Like any other young girl, I have always had a lifelong dream of becoming a vet. I took action on this dream by working through my summers at Carpenter

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    was picked up as a stray. Beautiful, tri-colored, and purebred, we named our new puppy Bailey. What we still didn’t know is she had a disease that killed puppies that are kept in close proximity to an infected dog. Our beautiful, loving puppy had parvovirus. However, she beat the odds and survived! Our carpets, on the other hand, did not. She lived a long, happy life running through our neighborhood with my brother and I. There is an everlasting battle between adopting animals through commercial breeding

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    Animal Testing And Cures

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    It is true that animals and humans are different, and animal testing causes poor test subjects for humans. However, animal testing also has related to treatments and cures because animals are similar to humans in some ways. First, mammals such as chimpanzees and mice are having the same organ system and DNA that work in the same way with the help of a nervous system and bloodstream as human do. Because animals and humans are similar in some ways, they have the same conditions with illness, such as

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    Of all the various domestic pets the modern world has to offer, dogs and cats are still the most common by far. You’ve likely heard that someone is either a cat person or a dog person, but what makes one better than the other? What are their differences, and what do these animals possibly have in common? It is important to know the specifics of an animal in order to decide which pet is best for you. So, what are some things the prospective pet owner should know about our feline and canine friends

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    Acute Pain Case Study

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    Acute pain · Extreme pain is due to the hypoxic environment that results from the occlusion of capillary beds within tissues by sickled RBCs. This sickling is due to the polymerization of HbS in low-oxygen environments occluding tissues and causing local hypoxic environments. Inflammation is indicated as the trigger for this process in many cases. Experimental studies in transgenic HbS homozygote mice using hypoxia and inflammatory drugs showed occlusion of the postcapillary venules due to

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    During 384-322 BC, Aristotle performed the first animal experiment on living animals. Galen, a 2nd century Rome physician, was considered “Father of Vivisection”. The animals that Galen dissected was goats and pigs. Eight hundred years later in current day Spain, was Avenzoar, who proposed animal testing as an experimental method before applying to humans. Since then, animal experimentation and research has been with us for thousands of years. It is has been the most effective method to test new

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    Diarrhea Research Paper

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    Many dogs are taken to veterinary clinics due to diarrhea. A dog's diarrhea is usually resolved after a day or two but more serious cases would last longer putting the life of the pet at risk. Contrary to the general belief, diarrhea is not an illness but a symptom of an underlying medical concern that is often associated with the dog's gastrointestinal system. Loose bowel movement of dogs is often associated with the inability of the gastrointestinal system to function normally but this condition

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    Animal Adopation

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    veterinarian to receive an official health evaluation and up-to-date immunizations. Upon return, the each animal will be placed in quarantine for a week to ten days to ensure that it is not infected with the deadly Parvovirus, which is easily transmitted among dogs and cats. Parvovirus is a viral disease that rapidly attacks an animal’s body, usually leading to death if not recognized and treated quickly. As the director of the facility explained, it is imperative to isolate new animals. The virus

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