dog owners beware new disease

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  1. wiseowl

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    Hi Harry this is all I could find :smile:

    Update 22nd July 2014


    No new cases of cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV) have been identified since early June 2014. We were awaiting pathology results from two cases (Hampshire and Somerset) and both of these cases have now been confirmed to have been affected by CRGV. With the recognition of one historical case this brings the total number of confirmed cases to forty four.

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    Update 1st July 2014

    The number of dogs affected by cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV) seems to be decreasing as the year progresses with the last confirmed case being in early June 2014. Since the last update, two further dogs have been confirmed to have been affected by CRGV (Dorset and Lancashire) and we are awaiting results on a further two suspected cases (Hampshire and Somerset). This brings the total number of confirmed cases to forty one.
    A manuscript summarising the clinicopathological findings will be submitted this month with publication anticipated later in the year.
    The epidemiological data that has been collected to date continues to be reviewed and we continue to encourage dog owners of affected and unaffected dogs to complete a questionnaire which can be found at www.aht.org.uk/cms-display/aki-form.html.
    Any further major developments over the next few months will be posted on our website otherwise updates will be posted on our facebook page (www.facebook.com/VetSpecialists).
     
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    • HarryS

      HarryS Eternally Optimistic Gardener

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      Thanks for the update WOO ! If anyone else has any more info on this pls post it on here - thanks .
       
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      • Spruce

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        Hi @HarryS

        I think BBC2 had a vet program that ran for about 4 weeks it was about vets just about to pass final exams etc and it filmed them over there last couple of months in different practices etc , shown in September.

        They had a suspected case at the veterinary University hospital , a golden Labrador, showing what looked like bruising to me , and looked so ill , they gave it no chance at one point as all the other cases they had in had all died but they put the dog on dialysis machine for 24 hours and amazingly to me and all the vets it survived and made a full recovery , so they have made a break through , but it was all because the owners acted quickly and found the University willing to treat the dog as well, it didnt say how much it cost but it must of been thousands ,
        It was a great happy ending o the story
         
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