Abstract
Precise diagnosis and treatment of hemolytic anemia is a challenge to veterinarians. Toxins, infectious, and autoimmune diseases can cause hemolytic anemia in dogs and cats. Blood smears provide information that can assist in the diagnosis and help to identify the possible etiology of the condition. In many veterinary clinics, the introduction of automated blood cell count has led to abandoning the routine of evaluating blood smears. This article reviews the citologic characteristics of different types of hemolytic anemias in dogs and cats.
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