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In this case, it was intended to report varpharin toxicity seen in a dog with severe nasal bleeding. The case material was brought to the clinic with a mouth bleeding complaint and a mouse jelly eating anamnesis, a 10-month-old male melez German Shepherd race made a dog. In physical examination, hyperemia in conjunctives, petechial and ekimotic bleeding in the tooth and mouth membranes, severe nasal bleeding and breathing difficulties were detected. Reduction in severe prolongation and prolongation factors was determined during the coagulation parameters. In hematological and biochemical analyses, an increase in the activity of neutrophils, trombocytopeni, hyperfibrinogenesis and liver enzymes was observed. For the purposes of treatment, 2.5 mg/kg vitamin K1 injection was initiated. Treatment of 3. On the day, a full blood transfusion was carried out because the nasal bleeding was not completely stopped. Two weeks later, in the physical examination of the dog, clinical findings and physical activity were found to be normal. As a result, varpharin toxicity occurred in dogs with severe nasal bleeding, petechial and ekimotic areas in the mucus, trombocytopenia, prolongation and reduction in the prolongation and prolongation factors in the periods of contagion. In addition to the application of vitamin K1, it was also found that full blood transfusion provides significant improvement in the treatment.

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