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Pet's info: Dog | Belgian Tervuren | Male | unneutered | 6 years and 2 months old | 105 lbs
Blood and Urine test of Avior attached kindly advise he vomited blood twice before he died on 1st May he was admitted in hospital on 29th April but no sign of recovery he was not eating since last few days and he was not urinating him self doctors removed his urine through inserting tube. Just want to know that not any viral disease as I have one more female GSD dog.
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Published on May 6th, 2017
These results do not test for infectious agents but do indicate an elevated white blood count which may be due to infection as well as damage to kidneys and liver. There are many infections which can cause similar results and you should monitor your other dog closely and ensure she is up to date with parasite prevention (especially tick prevention) and her vaccines as a general precaution, A blood test to rule out any eary indicators of disease may also be considered if you are worried
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