Abstract
This case report shows the concern with the high hyperphosphatemia rates in acute kidney failure in dogs, leaving aside the other signals that affect the affected animals. The work addresses the causes that can lead to acute renal failure, clinical signs and complementary tests that aid in the diagnosis of disease. The story tells of 2 years old pinscher who came to the hospital by presenting a picture of lethargy and frequent vomiting.
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