Tag icterus

• Internal Medicine

Xylitol Poisoning In Dogs

• Dr. Randolph
• 4
• aggressive therapy, anemia, anorexia, asymptomatic, bilirubinuria, birch, bleeding, chest X-ray, Clavamox, clotting factors, definitive diagnosis, Denosyl, dental caries, dental caries in children, dental caries in children who chew gum, diarrhea, evaluate the liver microscopically, extreme lethargy, fatal, Followup laboratory testing, four large muffins sweetened with Xylitol, four times sweeter than sugar, gastrointestinal signs, gum, heartworm treatment, hide gum securely, hypoglycemia, icterus, idiosyncratic, ill, individual resistance to Xylitol effect, infection of the liver, insulin, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, lethargy, liver, liver abnormalities, liver biopsy, liver damage, liver problem, loss of appetite, low blood sugar, microscopically, neutraceutical, no dog should be allowed access to Xylitol-containing materials, pancreas, pathologist, practice of veterinary medicine, routine screening laboratory test, seizure, sugar-free gum, sugarless gum, suspect your pet has eaten Xylitol, Touloulou, toxicity, tremors, vomiting, vomiting and diarrhea, weakness, Xylitol, your pet has eaten Xylitol