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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 31, Issue 5, 416-418
Copyright © 1995 by American Animal Hospital Association

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Ivermectin in the treatment of Physaloptera preputialis in two cats

BW Gustafson

Two mixed-breed cats were examined for intermittent vomiting of several months' duration. Adult Physaloptera preputialis nematodes were detected in the vomitus and melena was observed in both cases. Clinicopathological abnormalities including anemia and eosinophilia were found in one case. Clinical signs resolved following anthelmintic therapy with ivermectin (200 micrograms/kg body weight) administered subcutaneously.




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