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Phenotypic characterisation of canine epileptoid cramping syndrome in the Border terrier.

The Journal of small animal practice - 1 Feb 2014

Black V, Garosi L, Lowrie M, Harvey R J, Gale J

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OBJECTIVES: To characterise the phenotype of Border terriers suspected to be affected by canine epileptoid cramping syndrome and to identify possible contributing factors. METHODS: Owners of Border terriers with suspected canine epileptoid cramping syndrome were invited to complete an online questionnaire. The results of these responses were collated and analysed. RESULTS: Twenty-nine Border terriers were...

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PMID: 24372194
DOI: 10.1111/jsap.12170
PMCID: PMC4277704

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