Sentences with phrase «samples from your dog»

The researchers then took blood samples from the dogs, developed DNA profiles for each animal and compared the DNA findings against the staff's initial assessments.

McAloose and her colleagues are now working on collecting samples from dogs and small wild carnivores in the Russian Far East to get a more complete picture of the various strains of CDV in circulation in the hopes of linking tiger infections to a source, knowledge that would hopefully aid in preventing more infections among tigers.

When collecting a sample from a dog; which is much easier then obtaining one from a cat; take the dog outside and keep their leash as close to you as possible.

Please support our attempts to help your breed by sending us blood samples from all dogs with PRA and their immediate relatives.

If you have a wolfhound diagnosed with bone cancer, we need a blood sample from your dog.

If a dog out of clear - tested parents is diagnosed with PRA, the best thing to do is submit a DNA sample from the dog to Optigen along with a copy of the eye exam and copies of the parent's PRA certificates.

This study requires blood samples from dogs affected with histiocytic sarcoma or malignant histiocytosis, as well as dogs over nine years of age who have never been diagnosed with cancer (for control purposes).

Most likely, your vet will want a urine sample from your dog in order to perform a test called a urinalysis.

We are asking for breeders and owners to participate in our study by allowing us to collect blood samples from their dogs and related dogs.

As stress plays a role in glucose and insulin metabolism, your veterinarian might request that you collect blood samples from your dog at home over a certain period of time.

The test is only recommended for predisposed breeds, but can be performed on DNA samples from any dog, collected through swabbing the inside of the animal's cheek with a sterile cotton swab.

The most common method for heartworm testing is for a veterinarian to collect a small blood sample from a dog and evaluate the sample using a specialized test kit to detect the presence of adult heartworms.

Researchers need samples from any dog that has an AKC registration number.

Instead, blood samples from these dogs can be tested for antibodies against CIV.

Pathologists sent samples from dogs to a lab at the University of California - Davis to test them for circovirus.

This study took DNA samples from the dogs after they had an interaction with humans.

If you live near Raleigh, NC, Columbus, OH, or North Grafton, MA and you are willing to travel to the veterinary teaching hospitals at NCSU, OSU, or Tufts, we can arrange a brief visit for you to donate a blood sample from your dog.

We are soliciting DNA samples from any dog that you are currently treating or have treated in the past for primary IMHA.

As mentioned earlier, your veterinarian may ask you to bring in a urine sample from your dog.

At the time you set up your dog's exam, the veterinarian's office might request that you bring in a fresh stool sample from your dog.

This bank will maintain tissue samples from dogs with cancer so they can be available to researchers as the need arises.

The most common method for heartworm testing is for a veterinarian to collect a small blood sample from a dog and evaluate the sample using a specialized test kit that identifies the heartworm antigen.

She'll also take a blood sample from your dog to check for heartworms.

Upon their return, staff decided to proactively gather eleven samples from dogs with and without clinical symptoms of upper respiratory infections (URI) and submit them to Cornell University.

I support research studies for genetic diseases in Australian Shepherds, submitting biological samples from dogs in my kennel or of my breeding when they are available and applicable for the study.

We should continue to support their effort by submitting samples from dogs affected with any type of cataract.

Salmonella was isolated from 80 % of the BARF diet samples (P < 0.001) and from 30 % of the stool samples from dogs fed the diet (P = 0.105).

In addition, 30 % of stool sample from dogs that are fed these diets were positive for Salmonella.

Your veterinarian may take a detailed history, perform a complete physical and neurological examination, and take blood samples from your dog for testing to rule out underlying medical conditions.

Samples from dogs with respiratory disease will be tested for both H3N8 and H3N2 - specific antibodies.

You will be asked to complete a questionnaire and submit a blood sample from your dog.

The doctor will check a fecal sample from your dog to see if it has any intestinal worms and a blood sample to see if it has any heartworms.

In order to investigate urinary tract health, WALTHAM developed a novel methodology for collecting urine samples from dogs, enabling urine pH monitoring and relative supersaturation (RSS) assessment.

When you go to the veterinarian he may ask you to bring along a urine sample from your dog.

One popular brand, Wisdom Panel, from Mars Veterinary, requires samples from your dog's cheek and the results are emailed to you within 3 weeks.

Feces should be examined weekly for parasites, and a stool sample provided to the veterinarian for examination (ask your vet for how often you should bring in samples from each dog).

Ten percent of the DNA sample from each dog is available to be withdrawn by the donor for DNA tests available now or which may be available in the future.

Basically, the veterinarian will mix a fresh fecal sample from the dog with a special solution, strain the mixture, put it into a test tube covered with a glass lid, spin it down in a centrifuge and then look at the material that sticks to the underside of the glass coverslip under a microscope.

That is why blood samples from your dog or cat, sent for triglyceride / cholesterol assay, need to be obtained no sooner than 6 hours after their last meal.

Not exact matches

The researchers then extracted DNA from these samples to create the dog gut microbiome gene catalogue containing 1,247,405 genes.

Every 100 miles the researchers took matchstick - size samples of leg muscle (about 60 milligrams apiece) from the dogs to test for protein levels, enzyme activity and glycogen, a starchlike compound that stores energy for quick release.

They eventually obtained samples from 3,241 dogs of 143 breeds, ranging in size from the two - kilogram (4 - pound) Chihuahua to the 82 - kilogram (180 - pound) mastiff.

«Immunostaining conducted with skin samples collected from dogs with the disorder proved that the functional form of the protein, or collagen, was absent from the skin of these dogs,» says Kati Dillard, a veterinarian at the Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira.

«We have a 7,000 - year - old sample that was nearly indistinguishable from modern domesticated dogs,» says University of Michigan biologist Amanda Pendleton, a co-author on the study.

«We've gotten the chance to sample dogs from all over the world.»

In order to get a large sample of dogs from similar backgrounds the researchers recruited working border collies, which meant that there weren't big differences in how they were raised.

«It's a really comprehensive work including all kinds of markers, and a fairly good geographical coverage,» says Peter Savolainen, an evolutionary geneticist at the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, who has also sampled dogs from around the world to determine their evolutionary birthplace.

They also took samples from 4676 pure - bred «modern» dogs of 161 breeds, many of European origin.

But her only samples of feral dog DNA were from Bali and South Africa, where veterinarians had taken samples while spaying and neutering street dogs.

Boyko's team took DNA samples from 549 village dogs in 38 countries all over the globe.