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Renal failure is a predominant cause of mortality in pets irrespective of the type of the feed they are fed with. The commercial protein rich diet, homemade diet and feeding methods along with many infectious diseases predispose the pets to renal related problems/disorders. The study was designed to record the incidence of kidney disorders based on the biochemical profile in the dogs that did not exhibit any clinical symptoms. | Evaluation of serum biochemical profile of kidney disorders in canine

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