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PTH and Calcium Tests in Dogs and Cats: How to Interpret the Results

Is a PTH level of 40 pg/mL normal? The answer depends on the patient's serum calcium level and the clinical context.

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Diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats: Understanding the types and how to diagnose it

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an endocrine disorder characterized by abnormalities in glucose metabolism related to insulin deficiency, reduced insulin action, or a combination of these factors.

Vitamin D in Dogs and Cats: Why Test 25(OH)D Levels Before Supplementing?

Vitamin D is directly related to calcium and phosphorus metabolism and plays a role in mechanisms essential for the body’s homeostasis. In dogs and cats, however, there is a key difference: the skin’s ability to synthesize vitamin D is limited, making the diet the primary source of this nutrient.

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