Informe de pasantía profesional clínica veterinaria el Poblado, Medellín.Pancreatitis en un canino Dachshund de 6 años de edad reporte de caso clínico.

Abstract

Pancreatitis is a common gastrointestinal disturbance in dogs and cats. The incidence of the disease is unknown, because of a lot of dogs and cats show that sickness in a subclinical or mild way, having nonspecific symptoms, so their owners do not go to the veterinarian. In this article, is going to be exposed a case report of a Dachshund canine, who came to query because she had hematemesis and mane, with no physical trauma. The diagnosis was due to paraclinical evidence like Pancreatic lipase SNAP (cPL) and abdominal ultrasonography with pancreas nodules. The treatment works the symptoms to avoid seripus damages starting with with fluid therapy, assited feeding each 3 hours and low lipid diet management, at the same time with antiemetics, gastric protector, analgesics and antibiotics. Careful management can make a real difference in mortality rates in acute cases, providing a good quality of life for these patients.