Only one in-house test lets you screen for heartworm and three tick-borne diseases at once, including canine anaplasmosis. Since the most common signs are hidden, all dogs should be screened. Dogs exposed to Anaplasma phagocytophilum (E. equi) are at risk of becoming sick. Unfortunately, pet owners aren’t aware of infection until their dogs become seriously ill. Testing helps you detect exposure and infection, and reinforces the importance of tick control. To order, call your local IDEXX distributor. For more information call 1-800-582-7354. Featured Case Study:

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Because of the acute onset and severity of clinical signs, the potential of systemic disease was included in the differential. A general health screen, clinical chemistry profile, complete blood count and complete urinalysis were requested to investigate systemic organ disease and possibly characterize the severity of the disease process. Since there is a history of tick-borne diseae in this animal (previous Lyme-positive), a SNAP® 4Dx® Test was requested to investigate for additional tick-borne infections.

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