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SDH and GGT
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Adverse effects on the articular cartilage
- Fluoroquinolones can be used in mature horses
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hyper or hypo thyroidism is more common in dogs
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clinical signs of hypothyroidism vs hyper
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how to diagnose hyper or hypo thyroidism
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difference in blood tests for hyper vs hypo thyroid
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how to treat hyper vs hypo thyroidism
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how to treat hyperthyroid in cats and dogs
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how to diagnose hyperthyroidism in cats and dogs
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clinical signs of hyperthyroidism in cats and dogs
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what causes hyperthyroidism in cats and dogs
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what causes hyper vs hypo thyroidism in cats
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clinical signs of hyper and hypo thyroidism in cats
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how to treat hyper vs hypo thyroidism in cats
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Hyperthyroidism is common in cats, caused by excessive thyroid hormone production and typically manifests as weight --- and --- It is treatable with ---
loss
hyperactivity.
medication, surgery, radioactive iodine, or diet
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causes of addisons vs cushings
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what types of dogs gets addisons vs cushings
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clinical signs of addisons vs cushings
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bloodwork of addisons vs cushings
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treatment of addisons vs cushings
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cushings in a dog
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addisons in a dog
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thinning skin in dogs cushings or hypothyroidm
A dog with thinning skin is more likely to have **Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism)**.
Why?
Cushing's Disease causes catabolic effects on collagen, leading to:
* Thinning of the skin (atrophy).
* Increased susceptibility to bruising.
* Poor wound healing.
In contrast, **hypothyroidism** is associated with **thickened skin**, sometimes called "myxedema," due to mucopolysaccharide accumulation in the dermis. Hypothyroidism more commonly causes **alopecia, thinning hair and a dull, dry coat** but not thinning skin.
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