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City Urbana / Philadelphia / Cambridge / Englewood / / Company 3rd Ed. Iowa State University Press / Ogden / Biopure Corp. / Ames / Veterinary Medicine Publishing Group / / Country United States / / Facility College of Veterinary Medicine / Iowa State University / ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center / / IndustryTerm rubber stoppers / fibrin degradation products / food / chelated metal / / MedicalCondition polyuria / chronic zinc toxicosis / tubular nephrosis / thrombocytopenia / severe anemia / onion poisoning / tachycardia / diarrhea / Clinical syndrome / renal injury / Zinc poisoning / e.g. anemia / abdominal pain / hemolytic anemia / autoimmune hemolytic anemia / midzonal hepatic necrosis / oliguria / oxidative injury / azotemia / lethargy / vomiting / renal insufficiency / kidney failure / renal injuries / e.g. azotemia / hemoglobinuria / Diseases / renal failure / depression / Acute renal failure / anemia / / MedicalTreatment Fluid therapy / chelation therapy / Peritoneal dialysis / Blood transfusions / resuscitation / / Organization College of Veterinary Medicine / Iowa State University / ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center / / Person Jill A. Richardson / David Villar / Sharon M. Gwatlney-Brant / / / Product metoclopramide hydrochloride / sucralfate / famotidine / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / Pennsylvania / Iowa / Massachusetts / Colorado / / Technology dialysis / / URL www.vetmedpub.com / /
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Zinc Toxicosis from penny ingestion in dogs by Jill A. Richardson, DVM; Sharon M. Gwatlney-Brant, DVM, DABVT; and David Villar, DVM, PhD It is common for pets, especially dogs, to ingest coins. Among the circulating U.S.