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Hemorrhagic gastro enteritis (HGE) also known as acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome, acute disorders of dog typically affects young to middle age, small breed dogs and its clinical course usually includes a peracute onset of clinical signs that can progress rapidly to death without appropriate therapy (Triolo et al., 2003; Guilford et al., 1996). The gastro intestinal tract is a “shock organ” in the dog and lack of proper perfusion to the GI tract can lead to worsening GI inflammation, bacterial translocation, sepsis and disseminated intra vascular coagulation (Hackett, 2002). HGE is mainly characterized by acute onset of bloody diarrhea along with an elevated packed cell volume (PCV) (Triolo et al., 2003).

Comparative Haematobiochemical Analysis between Haemorrhagic Enteritis affected Dogs with Normal Ones