Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Q&A 12

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This two-year-old, FeLV-positive, entire male cat presented for anorexia and lethargy. Physical examination revealed: pale mucous membranes; RR – 80 bpm; HR – 240 bpm. PCV – 70%; TS – 8.0 g/dl.


Question Answer Article
Which infectious disease would be likely to be causing the anemia in this FeLV–positive cat? Link to Article
Would you expect the anemia to be regenerative or non-regenerative? Link to Article
Describe your protocol for transfusing this cat. Link to Article


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