Bleeding disorder

Aditi Deshmukh ‎8 month old female doberman...been vaccinated..temp 104 F...appetite
normal… petechiae on abdomen..not anaemic..active n healthy...has been having problem of bleeding
after passing stools...stool composition is normal..no constipation or such
problem..has sufficient water...been recently dewormed..no problem of
ectoparasites..doesnt look like piles too as she didn’t show pain on rectal
palpation..

23 July at 17:41 · Comment · · Flag

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    Gagan Gaudi SEEMS THROMBOCYTOPENIA. GO FOR PLATELETS COUNT. START PREDNISOLONE IF PLATELETS ARE VERY LOW ALONG WITH OXY

    23 July at 18:13 ·
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    Premal Darji get cbc done..sum doberman puppy stay active evn with 104 Fever..petechia on abdomen has to be taken seriously. check gums also for petichial hemorrages..

    23 July at 18:42 ·
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    Joseph Cyrus e canis?>

    23 July at 18:47 ·
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    Premal Darji think so..shud b e canis..???

    23 July at 21:22 ·
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    Swarupmay Majumdar

    some rashes or hyperemic skin areas some times looks like pettichae. I think which is very commonly seen in female dogs sitting on thier own urine as a result of urine scalding! this is easy to handle.
    Now if its a real petiche or pin point hemmorhage, I would have many things in mind as tentatives: E.canis on top, lepto seconding it and surely any other disorders of platellet. But as I understand E.canis is not a very simple case to show up alone with petichae, I would prefer to suggest you to do a complete blood test for plat counts and liver and coagulation profile.

    24 July at 08:02 ·
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    Charlotte Milazzo Dobermans are known to have bleeding disorders...

    25 July at 21:46 ·
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    Charlotte Milazzo Von Willebrand's specifically... it is genetic

    25 July at 21:47 ·
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    Charlotte Milazzo just a reminder.... not jumping to any conclusions :)

    25 July at 21:48 ·