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2mg/kg/day [1.72-9.57]; r= -0.59; P .001) and at end-stage heart failure (median 4.7mg/kg/day [2.02-7.28]; r= -0.62; P= .005). No significant hazard ratios were found for duration of hospitalization nor survival time for any of the electrolyte concentrations. The observed association between serum chloride concentrations and diuretic doses suggests that hypochloremia could serve as a marker of disease severity and therapeutic response in dogs with acute CHF. The observed association between serum chloride concentrations and diuret
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