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Small Animal Abdominal and Metabolic Disorders Q&A 12 (view source)
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An oocyst of ''Isospora felis''.
An oocyst of ''Isospora felis''.
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|l1=Isospora spp.
|q2=How would you manage this case?
|q2=How would you manage this case?
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If numerous oocysts are found in the faeces, and no other cause for the clinical signs is apparent, treatment is recommended
If numerous oocysts are found in the faeces, and no other cause for the clinical signs is apparent, treatment is recommended
with trimethoprim/sulphadiazine (30 mg/kg daily) or furazolidone (8 mg/kg daily), both given for 7–10 days.
with trimethoprim/sulphadiazine (30 mg/kg daily) or furazolidone (8 mg/kg daily), both given for 7–10 days.
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|l2=Isospora spp.#Isospora in Cats and Dogs
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