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Prevalence, breed predispositions, and culture and sensitivity results of bacterial hepatobiliary infections in dogs in the United Kingdom.

Journal of veterinary internal medicine - 2 Mar 2026

Allan Frederik, Kathrani Aarti, Butler Thomas, Dunning Mark, Lawson Jack, McCallum Katie E, O'Neill Dan, Yuan Lucy, Tayler Sarah

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BACKGROUND: Breed predispositions for bacterial hepatobiliary infections have not been established. HYPOTHESIS/OBJECTIVES: To determine prevalence of bacterial hepatobiliary infections in dogs presenting to referral hospitals in the United Kingdom, ascertain whether specific breed predispositions exist, and to identify associated bacterial species. ANIMALS: One hundred twenty-six client-owned dogs diagnosed with...

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PMID: 41770850
DOI: 10.1093/jvimsj/aalag026
PMCID: PMC12952289

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