Vol. 19 No. 05 (2025): May

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.31533/pubvet.v19n05

Published: 2025-04-25

Animais silvestres

Use of remifentanil in Brazilian-tapirs (Tapirus terrestris) undergoing general anesthesia

Bruna Maria Sarri , Paula Cristina Guimarães , Victória Gabriela das Neves , Yasmin Naiadini Centeno Borges , Camila Alves Sobral , Carolina Akel Ferruccio , Larissa Caetano , João Flávio Panattoni Marins , Michele Andrade de Barros

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Bem-estar e comportamento animal

Welfare in beef cattle: pre-slaughter

Letícia Yuri Hirata , Bárbara Marrocos Larios , Rafaela de Alcântara Caleguri , Paula Queiroz Ávila

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Legal veterinary medicine in the breeding and experimentation of laboratory animals Review

Jackson Barros do Amaral , Vinícius José Moreira Nogueira , Laura Nataly Garcia-Oliveros

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Use of pharmacological therapy for behavioral modulation of domestic cats Review

Livia Maria Faria Lucena , Anna Marcella Neves Dias , Leonardo Toshio Oshio

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Medicina veterinária

Ultrasonographic findings of lymphoplasmacytic intestinal disease in a Yorkshire Terrier dog Case report

Victória Gabriela das Neves , Marta Maria Circhia Pinto Luppi , Júlia Borrelli Aielo , Pedro Henrique Maglio França , Bruna Maria Sarri , Yasmin Naiadini Cento Borges , João Flávio Panattoni Marins , Camila Alves Sobral , Michele Andrade de Barros

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Association between sertolioma and leydig cell tumor in a non-cryptorchid dog

Sérgio Vinícius Jansen , Juliano Eble Kalif , Joelma Lucioli

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Transitional cell carcinoma in the urinary bladder of a mixed breed cat Case Report

Carolina Rangel da Silva Andrade , Daniela de Carvalho Martins

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Squamous cell carcinoma and sporotrichosis in felines - a diagnostic approach based on histopathology Case report

Brenda Faccio , Stella Habib Moreira , Tales Ardito França , Myrian Kátia Iser Teixeira , Cristiano Rodrigo Nicomedes da Silva , Marina Lopes Castro , Karla Paula Bretz

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Feline sporotrichosis in cats with outside access: preventive risk assessment and control protocols

Ana Carolina Dias de Jesus Queiroz , André Duarte Mergulhão , Hellen Barros de Oliveira Rodrigues , Gabryella Silveira de Sousa , Mariana Aquino dos Santos , Maria Gabriela Xavier de Oliveira

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Epitheliotropic cutaneous lymphoma in a young dog Case report

Bruno Luis Terra Rodrigues

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Oral mycobiota of dogs: phenotypic and proteomic identification

Mário Mendes Bonci , Regina Teixeira Barbieri Ramos , Gabriel Silva Navarro , Clara de Almeida Mendes , Debora Moreira , Thainá Aparecida Pereira Moura Cerqueira , Sergio Gaspar de Campos , Águida Aparecida de Oliveira , Francisco de Assis Baroni , Claudete Rodrigues Paula

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Osteoarthritis in cats: the importance of identifying signs of pain and discomfort

Dra. Karym Christine de Freitas Cardoso , Cristiane Yamada Juvino de Araújo , Jailson Silva Lima , Juliane da Silva Moraes , Midiã Alvarenga Machado , Verônica Abreu Silva , Yully Stephani Camargo do Nascimento

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Neural therapy as a treatment for neurological sequelae caused by crotalic accident in a domestic feline: Case reportAbstract. Snakebite accidents in domestic animals are frequent events in Brazil and can cause severe clinical manifestations, especially when involving snakes of the Crotalus genus, whose venom exhibits neurotoxic, myotoxic, and anticoagulant effects. Neural therapy consists of the application of low-concentration local anesthetics at specific points on the patient, such as acupuncture points, scars considered interference fields, intravenous and intraperitoneal routes, ganglia, among others, with the aim of restoring cellular repolarization and modulating NMDA (N-methyl-D-aspartate) receptors. These receptors are involved in the regulation of cognition, attention, mood, anxiety, and basic functions such as locomotion and respiration. This paper reports the case of a domestic cat with neurological sequelae following a rattlesnake bite, presenting with paralysis of the facial and hypoglossal nerves, stupor, and prostration. The animal received an esophageal feeding tube and polyvalent antivenom, and 48 hours later underwent Neural Therapy (NT) with 0.7% procaine applied to acupuncture points and in the region of the submandibular lymph node. Twenty-four hours after the first application, significant improvement in responsiveness and motor functions was observed, allowing hospital discharge. After seven days, the swallowing reflex had recovered, enabling removal of the esophageal tube and an additional application targeting facial nerve paralysis. By day 14, the patient had achieved complete clinical recovery. NT showed potential as a complementary approach in the neurological rehabilitation following rattlesnake envenomation, and controlled studies are recommended to evaluate its therapeutic efficacy Case report

Maria Isabel Sousa Paiva , Maria Luísa de Cápua , Talita Thomaz Nader

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Use of stem cell therapy for inflammatory bowel disease in dogs

Viviane de Fatima Jose Carvalho Ferreira , Geovana Cristina Leandro , Amanda dos Santos Oliveira , Letícia Signori de Castro

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Saúde Única

Inspection labels on milk: public knowledge and implications for educational campaigns

Caio Aparecido Pinho Moreira , Eduarda Cruz de Paiva , Esther Gabriela Neto Sert , Simone Gazieri Domingues Heck Gemeo , Tarcisio Luis Nagatani , Profº Drº Silvio Luís Pereira de Souza

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