Feline infectious peritonitis Essays

  • Feline Leukemia Essay

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    Every day there are millions of cats around the world that contract a broad range of illnesses. When an owner’s feline companion becomes ill, it is good for them to recognize any clinical signs that may be present and know whether their cat had the potential to come into contact with an unknown animal if an interaction was not seen. Information like this will help the veterinarian to make a proper diagnosis and create a treatment plan for the animal. Some illnesses can be potentially fatal and can

  • Lymphoma Essay

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    Lymphoma is described as the cancer of one or more lymph nodes. There are multiple types of lymphoma, with multicentric lymphoma being the most common. There are several stages of this condition that all affect how the animal will be treated. There are multiple breeds that are predisposed, such as boxers and basset hounds being the most common. Cats who have been exposed to FeLV, or FIP are most at risk for lymphoma. Animals of either species who have been exposed to cigarette smoke are at risk

  • Euthanasia Personal Statement

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    Personal Statement/Comments: Although, like many others, I am attracted to veterinary medicine due to my love for animals, I have developed a greater desire to become a veterinarian by being present during many euthanasias. Based upon my track record as an empathetic individual who has trouble squashing the rogue spider or ant in my house, the concept of euthanasia seems as though it would deter me from the veterinary profession. I pride myself in being a sympathetic and caring individual and after

  • Cheetah Research Paper

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    The cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus, is an animal that is well known for it’s speed. It’s characteristics are unique in comparison to other cats, like lions, leopards, and servals that inhabit the african continent. Each of the cats in Africa adapted to their own particular niches as environmental factors pushed them to different ecological climates than where their ancestors lived. This is part of the reason as to why the cheetah is remarkably different than other cats that live in Africa. Additionally