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What are the signs of copper poisoning in dogs?
What are the signs of copper poisoning in dogs?
- Vomiting, excessive thirst, and weight gain
- Fever, coughing, and sneezing
- Abdominal pain, diarrhea, and loss of appetite (correct)
- Lethargy, pale gums, and excessive shedding
What can increase the absorption of copper in dogs and influence long-term copper poisoning?
What can increase the absorption of copper in dogs and influence long-term copper poisoning?
- Low levels of potassium or calcium in the diet
- High levels of molybdenum or sulfate in the diet (correct)
- Low levels of iron or magnesium in the diet
- Excessive intake of vitamin C or vitamin D
How is the diagnosis of copper poisoning in dogs confirmed?
How is the diagnosis of copper poisoning in dogs confirmed?
- By conducting a urine test
- By observing the dog's behavior for 24 hours
- By finding copper in the feces, kidneys, blood, or liver (correct)
- By performing a blood test
What may be useful for the treatment of copper poisoning in dogs?
What may be useful for the treatment of copper poisoning in dogs?
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