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Multi-systemic disease in a dog.

A 4-year-old, spayed female Rottweiler was presented to the Calgary Animal Referral and Emergency (CARE) Centre for acute left thoracic and right pelvic limb swelling, lameness, decreased appetite, and lethargy. She had a history of recent weight loss of 5 kg. One month prior to presentation, the dog had been evaluated for a dry hacking cough that had improved with antibiotic treatment. The dog was born and raised in Alberta and had traveled only briefly to southern Saskatchewan and southern British Columbia in the 6 mo prior to presentation. There was a history of tick exposure in Saskatchewan.