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<center>'''A kitten presented with persistent diarrhoea and poor growth. The result of faecal analysis is shown.<br>Which parasite is involved?'''
<center>'''What is your tentative diagnosis?'''</center>
This 15-year-old red-eared slider turtle had been raised since it was a hatchling on a diet of peeled shrimp and iceberg lettuce. At the time that it was presented for examination, it was not using its hindlimbs; rather, when it was picked up and held vertically, they dangled loosely. The turtle’s shell was flat, deformed and markedly soft to the touch.
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Test yourself [[Small Animal Abdominal and Metabolic Disorders Q&A 12|here]].</center>
Test yourself [[Reptiles and Amphibians Q&A 03|here]].</center>