Comparative analysis of therapeutic and preventive measures for pancreatitis of dogs

Disorders of the digestive system of animals are one of the most common reasons for pet owners to contact veterinary clinics. The role of the pancreas, which affects the digestive process, is quite large, both in humans and in animals [1, 3]. Clinical examination of animals was performed daily according to a generally accepted method. During the clinical examination of dogs, body temperature, pulse and respiration were checked up. The skin was examined by palpation and examination. Blood for laboratory diagnostics was taken from animals on an empty stomach from the subcutaneous vein of the forearm. Blood tests were conducted at the VETLAB of Dr. N.V. Mitrokhina. The object of the research was 10 dogs (5 she-dogs and 5 males aged from 4 to 10 years). The dogs were kept in apartments, in private houses (in crates and freely on the fenced territory of the house). Dog walking was carried out 2-3 times a day, or self-walking. The food consisted of dry feeds from manufacturers ProPlan, Monge, Perfect Fit, as well as natural feeds: porridges on broths and water (barley, wheat porridge, buckwheat), meat (chicken, beef, turkey, rabbit), vegetables (pumpkin, potatoes, carrots), fruits (apples), fish.