Can doxycycline cause low platelets in dogs?
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47 Citations | Results of the present study suggest that the intravenous use of doxycycline should be avoided in horses. |
115 Citations | These findings indicate that treatment with doxycycline in children aged 2 to 8 years is not associated with tooth staining. |
50 Citations | The differences were attributed to more extensive binding of doxycycline to plasma protein including albumin in cats. |
34 Citations | Doxycycline decreased electrophysiologic and neurologic abnormalities after cerebral air embolism. |
95 Citations | We conclude that doxycycline hyclate is an effective treatment for acuteE. |
| In conclusion, our in vitro study suggests that low doxycycline doses could be safely used in chronic or acute skin diseases in which the inflammatory process, either constantly in progress or periodically recurring, has to be prevented or controlled. | |
21 Citations | The profile of doxycycline exhibited favourable pharmacokinetic characteristics in laying hens, such as quick absorption and slow distribution and elimination, though oral bioavailability was relatively low. |
20 Citations | Results of this study indicate that the percentage of reticulated platelets may be useful as a non-invasive predictor of thrombopoiesis in dogs. |
19 Citations | In conclusion, anti-platelet antibodies were identified in dogs with sulphonamide-associated thrombocytopaenia, which suggests a similar immunopathogenesis for this reaction in dogs as seen in humans. |
14 Citations | Given that, as concerns infection with Ehrlichia spp., the minimum inhibitory concentration of doxycycline is < or = 0.03 microg/ml, dogs receiving chemoprevention treatment should be protected. |