Does My Dog Have A Ehrlichiosis?

Has your dog had a tick in the previous year or is it possible that he had a tick without you noticing?

Does your dog have a fever?

Is your dog lethargic?

Does your dog have a poor appetite?

Does your dog have enlarged lymph nodes?

Is there any apparent abnormal bruising and bleeding?

Does your dog have a chronic eye inflammation?

Are there any apparent neurologic abnormalities?

Does your dog exhibits lameness?

Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial disease transmitted by ticks. If you are certain that your dog didn't have ticks then your dog couldn't have contracted Ehrlichiosis. If your dog is showing signs of illness, you should take it to the vet to get a diagnosis.

Your dog doesn't show any symptoms of Ehrlichiosis.

Your dog show few common symptoms of Ehrlichiosis. Most symptoms of this bacterial infection are non-specific so it cannot be said with certainty that your dog does have Ehrlichiosis. However, if you suspect that something is wrong with your dog take it to the veterinarian and have your dog examined.

Your dog shows several common symptoms of Ehrlichiosis. Most symptoms of this bacterial infection are non-specific so it cannot be said with certainty that your dog does have Ehrlichiosis. Since your dog shows several symptoms of an illness you should take it to the veterinarian and have it examined. Veterinarians most commonly prescribe the antibiotic doxycycline to treat ehrlichiosis in dogs. It is typically given once a day for three to four weeks.

Your dog shows all common symptoms of Ehrlichiosis. Take your dog to the vet. He will give your dog a proper diagnosis, and a treatment plan. Veterinarians most commonly prescribe the antibiotic doxycycline to treat ehrlichiosis in dogs. It is typically given once a day for three to four weeks. Do not try to cure your pet before visiting the veterinarian.