A case report of atypical borreliosis in a dog
Amir Rostami, Mahdieh Zaeimi, Norair Piazhak and 1 more
The Iranian Journal of Veterinary Science and Technology · 2011
doi:10.22067/veterinary.v3i2.17877 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Borreliosis is a bacterial zoonosis transmitted by arthropods. The infection is more common in dogs than other domestic animals. A one-month-old puppy with fever, jaundice and digestion disorder was referred to Small Animal Hospital. Laboratory results included severely regenerative anemia, neutrophilia, thrombocytopenia, strong spirochetemia and significant changes in serum proteins. The attempt to isolate the bacteria in animal laboratory failed. The infection was treated using the antibiotics and the animal completely recovered.
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