7 yr old mare presented for weight loss Brooke Delaney Dr Landholt

Question 23 / 25: 7 yr old mare presented for weight loss over last 3-4 months. Yesterday she was found lying in pasture and reluctant to get up. Thinking this is a mild colic, the owner administered 4 grams of phenylbutazone orally. The next morning, the mare was standing in one corner of the stall, pressing her head up against the wall. All the bedding was piled up in the center of the stall, indicating that the mare had been circling during the night. Her diet consisted of 2 scoops of oats per day, 4 flakes of alfalfa hay and free access to pasture. Vaccinations and deworming were up to date. PE , the horse was lethargic and thin body condition but no significant findings noted. BioChem panel : low BUN and Albumin levels. Increased T. BIli. GGT and SDH values WNL. Which is Not a cause of this horse's liver failure?

A Theiler's disease (serum sickness)

B Pyrrolizidine toxicity

C Chronic active hepatitis

D Cholelithiasis

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Explanation:

this horse has chronic liver disease. Theiler's is an acute liver disease.

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