BLOOD ANALISIS UNDER MASTOPATHIES AND RELATED PATHOLOGIES IN CATS
Recently, veterinarians quite often encounter the pathology of the mammary gland in carnivores. Especially often, various pathologies of mammary gland are recorded in cats. Due to the peculiarities of sexual cycles, the owners are forced to resort to hormonal regulation of sexual hunting in cats. One of the most common problems is mastopathy. Mastopathy in cats is known to be diagnosed with excessive division of altered cells in the tissues of mammary glands. The disease has a significant effect on general condition of the animal and increases the risk of development of inflammatory and oncological processes. However, true causes and pathogenesis of the disease nowadays remain poorly understood. In this regard, early diagnosis of mastopathy allows one to timely intervene in pathological process and prevent the development of cancer. Along with it in the structure of diseases of reproductive organs of damage of the uterus occupy one of leading places, and among them endometritises prevail. More and more increasing relevance of the problem of endometritises in dogs is connected, along with the increase in the number of sick animals and high lethality at this pathology, with considerable economic costs of the treatment. The questions studied are actual for carnivorous which it is actively used in pedigree breeding. Keeping the animals in apartments, the lack of necessary physical exercise, compelled control of sexual cycles and pregnancy seriously influences gynecologic condition of an animal. In this regard early diagnostics of mastopathy and accompanying pathology allows to interfere in due time with pathological process and not to allow development of oncological disease, and also not to allow rejection of an animal. As a result of our studies, it was found out that in cats diagnosed with mastopathy, obstetric and gynecological was most often observed as a concomitant pathology. The most common obstetric pathology is postpartum endometritis. Postnatal endometritis and mastopathy find reflection in general blood analysis in the form of bacterial inflammation which is revealed in increased level of leukocytes and ESR, and also the level of segmented nuclear neutrophils. Biochemical indicators are in the limits of admissible values under mastopathy land postnatal endometritis.