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Hypothyroidism should be the cause if the shaved site is not traumatized.

I completely agree with you. Repeatation is very important as these protozoan parasites are very active in Vivo.

Yes. It seems to be nutritional myopathy. Well, thank you for such an extensive explanation.

Paratuberculosis or Johne's disease.

If it is a inflammatory mammary tumor (ulceration is leading to this hypothesis) an urgent action is required. The best would be an extension exam with pulmonary radiographs. The mass should be removed depending on its size and location only with healthy margins or more (gg, all mammary chain, ...) and the dog should be spayed.

In hypoxia apart from lack of oxygen glycolysis will take place but in ischemia lack of blood supply and lack of glycolysis will be more fatal .

Anal gland carsinoma, skin Cytology

Doxycycline: 5-10 mg/kg/day, PO for 21-28 days Prednisolone 1mg/kg, PO, Twice a Day if the dog has hemolytic anemia Omeprazole 1mg/kg/day PO 28 days Martopitant 1mg/kg/day if The animal is vomiting Imidocarb diproprionate: 2 doses, 5-7 mg/kg, IM, 2 weeks apart (also effective for some strains of babesiosis)