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Rivalta’s test, 457 Salmonella, 366, 386, 699, 719 partial (focal), 799
Rod-cone degeneration, Abyssinian clinical signs, 651 primary generalized, 798–799
cats, 1183 pyrexia, 386 vomiting, chronic, 664, 690
Rod-cone dysplasia, Abyssinian cats, Salmonellosis, 648, 719–720 see also specific diseases/disorders
1183 clinical signs, 648, 719–720 Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors
Rodenticide poisoning, 447, 507–510 diagnosis, 648, 720 (SSRIs)
cholecalciferol, 284, 285, 287 diarrhea, acute small bowel, 699, aggression when patted, 1001
clinical signs, 284, 508 719–720 fear aggression, 1000
coagulopathy, 447, 473 differential diagnosis, 720 inappropriate vocalization, 1018
diagnosis, 277, 285, 508–509 pathogenesis, 719 intercat, intermale aggression, 998
differential diagnosis, 509 prevention, 720 over-grooming, 1016
hemorrhage, 485, 507–510 prognosis, 720 pica, 1020
pathogenesis, 507–508 public health, 720 redirected aggression, 997
prevention, 510 treatment, 720 spraying, 1014
prognosis, 510 vomiting, acute, 633, 648 status-related aggression, 1003
treatment, 509–510, 515–516 Salt retention, 450 territorial aggression, 1004
Rods, 1169 SA node, 159, 165 urination, inappropriate, 222
Roferon, 82 Sarcoma Selegiline, 1395
Roman nose lens injury, 1272 Selegium, 1018
cryptococcosis, 16, 25, 33, 37 lymphadenopathy, 409 Selemectin
intranasal tumors, 17, 24 ocular, 1167, 1184, 1298 cat fur mite (Lynxacarus radovsky),
Ronidazole, 316, 775 paw/pad problems, 1117 1041
R on T phenomenon, ventricular Sarcoma virus, 1071 cheyletiellosis, 1037
premature beats, 167 Sardonic smile, 1339 Felicola subrostratus, 1036
Rotenone poisoning, 284 Schirmer tear test, 661, 842 feline heartworm disease, 106
Round cell tumors, lymphadenopathy, Schistocytes, 492 flea control, 1027
409 Scintigraphy nematode parasites, 717
Roundworm, 315, 699, 717–718 antral pyloric hypertrophy/stenosis, Otodectes cynotis, 1038
Routine establishment 661 Selenamectin, 1395
over-grooming, 1016 pulmonary thromboembolism, 59 Selenious acid, 1395
play aggression, 996 Sclerosing encapsulating peritonitis, Selenium, 1395
redirected aggression, 997 446, 479 Self-mutilation, 1015–1017
spraying treatment, 1013 Scopolamine, 1343, 1346 Self-trauma, flea dermatitis, 1028
Roxithromycin, 1394 Scottish fold osteochondrodysplasia, Senile cataract, 1256–1257,
Russian hairless cats, 977, 989 1271–1272
congenital/genetic alopecia, 1056 Sebaceous gland Senna, 1395
Rutin, 80, 461, 1395 adenoma/adenocarcinoma, 1318, Separation anxiety, 263, 270–271,
1321–1322 1012
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Sebum excess, alopecia, 1056 Separation techniques, 997
Sacral spinal cord lesions, 195–196 Second degree atrio-ventricular block, Sepsis, 969–971
Sacrocaudal fracture, 912, 913 169–170, 170 clinical signs, 943, 952, 969
Sacrococcygeal dysgenesis of Manx Sedation definition, 269
cats, 919, 920, 921 cardiomyopathy, 54 diagnosis, 276, 970
Sacrococcygeal trauma, 912–913 catheterization, 181 differential diagnosis, 970
S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe), 322, hemorrhage, 524 pathogenesis, 969
349 idiopathic vestibular syndrome, 840 prognosis, 971
Saline drops, bacterial rhinitis, 23 Seizures, 795–820 treatment, 970–971
Salivation, 578–601 causes/diseases causing, 796, weakness, generalized, 969–971
causes/diseases causing, 579–581 800–820 see also Bacterial sepsis
mechanism of, 581 hypertensive heart disease, 133 “Sepsis triad,” 969
see also specific diseases/disorders hypoparathyroidism and, 296 Septicemia, 632, 655–656
Salmeterol, 94 location, 796, 799–800 see also Bacteremia
Salmon calcitonin, 249, 684 mechanism, 795, 798–799 Septicemic plague, 405