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J J Wichtel1, M D Whitacre, D J Yates
1Department of Food Animal and Equine Medicine College of Veterinary Medicine North Carolina State University. Raleigh, NC 27606 USA.
Abstract:
Termination of pregnancy (abortion) was successful in four of four bitches that received PGF(2)alpha (125 mug/kg bid s.c.) and in two or four bitches that received bromocryptine (62.5 mug/kg bid po) for up to 6 d beginning 43 to 45 d post ovulation. Four sham-treated controls whelped normally at term. The incidence of side effects, primarily emesis and loose stools, was similar for both experimental groups. Bitches that failed to abort following treatment with bromocryptine whelped normally at term.
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