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

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

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

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