Francesco Jr Rogato

1 CASE PRESENTATION An eight-year-old male neutered crossbreed dog was referred for progressive lethargy of two weeks duration nonresponsive to oral meloxicam and rapid development of multiple, coalescing, erosive, and ulcerative cutaneous lesions over the two days prior to referral. On physical examination, the dog had mild tachycardia (140 beats per minute), cranial abdominal organomegaly, moderate bilateral popliteal lymphadenomegaly, and pyrexia (39.6°C).