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Facial injuries, high-rise syndrome and
Facial muscle wasting Facial Muscle Wasting - Section 1 Facial Muscle Wasting - Section
Facial paralysis, idiopathic Facial Nerve Paralysis, Idiopathic - Figure Facial Nerve Paralysis, Idiopathic - Section
Facial swelling insect stings and sinus disorders and- Section
See Head trauma Head Trauma - Section Modified Glasgow Coma Scale - Table Head Trauma - Section 1
Factor VIII-related antigen
See Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) administration and dosage of for follicular cysts- Section for infertility- List for cryptorchidism- Section for hormone-responsive incontinence- Section
Fading kittens/puppies Neonatal Losses - Section Salmonellosis - Section
Fading puppy syndrome
Failure to accept the male
Failure to cycle
Failure to maintain pregnancy
See Stunted growth Stunted Growth - Section Stunted or Poor Growth - Section
See Syncope diagnostic algorithm for- Section seizures vs.- List differential diagnosis of- Section Syncope - Section
See High-rise syndrome High-Rise Syndrome (Web) - Section orofacial injuries- Section- Figure orofacial injuries- Section
Famciclovir Table F Herpesviral Keratitis, Cats - List
Familial cutaneous vasculopathy
Familial nephropathy
Familial vasculopathy Footpad Disorders - List Nasal Cutaneous Disorders - List
Fabric chewing
Facial nerve deficits
Factor VIII deficiency, hemostatic test results in
Factor Xa inhibition
FAD (flea allergy dermatitis). See Flea bite allergy
failure of. See Hepatic failure
Failure to become pregnant
Failure to deliver live puppies at term
Failure to ovulate
Familial amyloidosis
Familial idiopathic deep pyoderma