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Maltese terrier cross with enlarged abdomen (view source)
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! Blood donor qualities
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| a) ||healthy, receives yearly physical exam, CBC, UA, biochemistry
| b) ||not been the recipient of a transfusion
| c) ||over 25kg
| d) ||negative for DEA1.1
| e) ||fully vaccinated, heartworm negative, dogs receiving heartworm prophylaxis
| f) ||screened for Ehrlichia and Babesia (in areas where these occur
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