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All About the German Hound (Deutsche Bracke)
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All About the German Hound (Deutsche Bracke)

You would be forgiven for never having heard of a German Hound because although these charming and very elegant small hounds are highly priz...Read more
Malocclusions in Dogs
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Malocclusions in Dogs

Once puppies reach six month of age, they normally have twenty-eight baby teeth, but when they reach maturity, most adult dogs have forty-tw...Read more
Ununited Anconeal Process in Dogs
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Ununited Anconeal Process in Dogs

Ununited anconeal process is a condition that affects a dog's elbow and it's where a bony growth known as a anconeal process does not fuse w...Read more
Hypoglycemia in Dogs
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Hypoglycemia in Dogs

When dogs develop a condition known as hypoglycemia, it means their blood sugar levels have become critically and dangerously low. Very ofte...Read more
Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia in Dogs
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Immune Mediated Thrombocytopenia in Dogs

Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia is a disorder that affects a dog's platelets. It is a condition where a dog's own immune system turns on it...Read more
Leukocytosis in Dogs
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Leukocytosis in Dogs

Leukocytosis it's a condition where too many white blood cells are found in a dog’s blood stream. There are many reasons why a dog might be ...Read more
Tetanus in Dogs
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Tetanus in Dogs

Luckily, tetanus is quite rare in dogs, but when they do develop any of the systems associated with condition, it can be fatal especially if...Read more
Tonsillar Carcinoma in Dogs
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Tonsillar Carcinoma in Dogs

Tonsillar carcinoma is a particularly aggressive form of metastatic tumour that develops on the epithelial cells found on a dog's tonsils. T...Read more
Proprioceptive Deficits in Dogs
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Proprioceptive Deficits in Dogs

When dogs suffer proprioceptive deficits, it describes how they don’t put their paws on the ground normally. There are various reasons why d...Read more
Toxoplasmosis in Dogs
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Toxoplasmosis in Dogs

Toxoplasmosis is an infection that dogs can develop that’s caused by the T. gondii parasite. Any dog can develop this type infection and it ...Read more
Dancing Doberman Disease (DDD)
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Dancing Doberman Disease (DDD)

Dancing Doberman disease as the name suggests is a condition that affects Dobermans. The condition is also known as distal polyneuropathy an...Read more
Golden Retriever Muscular Dystrophy (GRMD)
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Golden Retriever Muscular Dystrophy (GRMD)

Golden Retriever muscular dystrophy or GRMD, is a progressive, degenerative disorder that negatively impacts a dog's muscles and their abili...Read more
Dermatomyositis in Dogs
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Dermatomyositis in Dogs

Dermatomyositis like another disorder known as polymositis is a condition that negatively impacts a dog's muscles. The real difference betwe...Read more
Endocrine Diseases in Dogs
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Endocrine Diseases in Dogs

A dog's endocrine system is vital to their well-being and as such when it is negatively impacted in any way, it can result in dogs being mor...Read more
Chronic Rhinitis in Dogs
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Chronic Rhinitis in Dogs

The term rhinitis describes inflammation of a dog's nose whereas sinusitis refers to inflammation of their nasal passages. However, both con...Read more
Dysphagia in Dogs
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Dysphagia in Dogs

There are several reasons why a dog might have trouble swallowing which is a condition known as dysphagia. It could be that they have diffic...Read more
Hypothydroidism in Dogs
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Hypothydroidism in Dogs

Thyroid glands are essential because they produce vital hormones and this includes two extremely important ones namely liothyroinine (T3) an...Read more
Adenovirus 1 or Hepatitis Blue Eye in Dogs
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Adenovirus 1 or Hepatitis Blue Eye in Dogs

The term Blue Eye is used to describe a dog's corneas when they become cloudy due to them suffering from a serious viral infection. The infe...Read more
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