Pregnancy toxemia in a ferret

AUTOR(ES)

Dalrymple, Erica F.

FONTE

Canadian Veterinary Medical Association

RESUMO

A late-gestation jill was presented for depression, anorexia, and weakness. The working diagnosis became pregnancy toxemia. Supportive care was initiated and an emergency cesarian section performed. Twelve live kits were delivered; however, all soon perished despite home care. Surgery and recovery are discussed, including information regarding pregnancy toxemia in general.

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