Nonregenerative anemias can be caused by nutritional deficiencies, chronic disease, renal disease, and primary bone marrow diseases. Acute anemia will be nonregenerative until regeneration occurs in 3–4 days.
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Anemia
Anemia in Animals
Regenerative Anemias in Animals
Blood Loss Anemia in Animals
Hemolytic Anemia in Animals
Nonregenerative Anemias in Animals
Nutritional Deficiency Anemia in Animals
Anemia of Chronic Disease in Animals
Anemia Caused by Renal Disease in Animals
Anemia Caused by Primary Bone Marrow Diseases in Animals
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