Health Issues Articles
1: canine cushings disease
Cushing's Disease is a common condition in older dogs which can be mistaken for the onset of old age. A well house-trained dog can have “little accidents” and urinate in the house as well as show signs of hair loss. There are however other causes with these symptoms which are also not attributed to old age so it is important the diagnosis is correct.
2: Canine Diabetes Misinformation
People looking for more information regarding canine diabetes generally fall into two main categories. Pet owners who have a dog they think may have or has already been diagnosed with diabetes and pet career or kennels worker who would like to learn how to look after a diabetic dog.
3: Parvo A Killer in Dogs
Parvo is a serious viral disease that can be deadly even if treatment is given. The Parvovirus is a disease that attacks dividing cells. The most prominent location for dividing cells in your dog’s body is the intestinal lining or the lining of the digestive system. When this disease attacks and kills these cells it causes dogs and puppies to unable to absorb nutrients or liquids. Parvo is seen more in puppies than in adult dogs, but both can catch the disease.
4: Avoiding Unnecessary Trips to the Vet
As many as 50% of cases Vets see are for ailments which are minor or were preventable. But sometimes knowing when a visit is required is not always self evident. Most pet injuries are of a minor nature which can be remedied by quick thinking treatment by the owner using a range of domestic products.
5: Household Dog Dangers
There are many unseen dangers in everyday household objects which all pet owners should be aware of. Cats are often regarded as inquisitive, thus the saying curiosity killed the cat. Dogs however, particularly puppies and young dogs are also very interested in anything in there surroundings which might be new to them.
6: Prevention Better Than Cure
Most Vets agree that prevention is always better than having to “cure” a particular infestation after the event. As well as the superficial symptoms of some infections, internal parasites may also transmit a series of serious, even life-threatening diseases.
7: Cataracts in Dogs
Cataracts in canines occur when the normally transparent lens of the eye becomes opaque. Cloudy eyes which can be seen with the naked eye are a sure sign of cataracts.
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