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Health Concerns; A-Z
This detailed listing supplies information for common canine health problems that includes the following:

Bereavement :: Emergency Care :: General Cleaning, Grooming, & More :: Health Foundations & Online Databases
Medicine, Treatments, Practices, & Procedures :: Most Common Breed-Related Conditions :: Nutritional Needs
Other Health Conditions, Diseases, & Illness :: Reproduction, Breeding, & Whelping :: Veterinary Hospitals & Labs


Other Health Conditions, Diseases, and Illness
Basic Digestive Problems :: Breathing Conditions (Bordetella) :: Epilepsy :: Gall Bladder (Stones) :: Liver Problems
Metabolic and Hormonal Endocrine Disorders (Addison's, Cushing's, Diabetes) :: Vestibular Disease (Equilibrium)
Vitiligo (White Pigmentation) ::
(*not here, see other sections)

Canine Health
*A great deal of health links - Great site!

K9 Web
*Health Care Issues - Allergies, aging, bathing, food, vaccinations, and more

Media Relations - KSU
*Pet Health - Detailed articles on a wide-range of topics

Vet Info
*Alphabetical Canine Health Index: A-Z

               

Working Dogs
*Veterinary Articles Archives

*Basic Digestive Problems
Bacteria, virus, infections, vomit, diarrhea

Dog Show Crud, aka "Camby" (Campylobacteriosis)
*Mistakenly diagnosed as Parvo. It's a bacterial imbalance in the digestive tract.

Intestinal Giardia In The Dog

*What is Giardia?

Vet Info
*Car sickness;
visit site
*Diarrhea - Chronic;
visit site
*Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis (HGE);
visit site

*Breathing Conditions
Bordetella, bronchitis, nasal passages, respiration

Vet Info
*Bordetella;
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*Kennel cough;
visit site
*Nosebleeds;
visit site
*Paroxysmal Respiration - sometimes called a "reverse sneeze";
visit site
*Pneumothorax;
visit site
*Tracheobronchitis;
visit site

*Epilepsy
All-related epilepsy/seizures topics

Canine Epilepsy

*Descriptive information on the topic

Canine Epilepsy Guardian Angels
*Epilepsy and diseases that cause seizures in dogs.

Canine Epilepsy Network - CEN
*A resource for all those concerned with canine epilepsy.

Canine Epilepsy Resources

*All you ever wanted to know about Canine Epilepsy

Vet Info
*Epilepsy and Seizure;
visit site
*Seizure Activity;
visit site
*Seizure Control;
visit site

Vet Neuro
*Seizure Q&A - Commonly asked questions regarding epilepsy and treatment

*Gall Bladder
Diseases, bile levels, removal, tumor, stones, rupture

Vet Surgery Central
*Gall Bladder Disease: Early treatment results in the best prognosis. (illustrated)

*Liver Problems
Shunts, enzymes, diseases, toxins, blood

Anatomy & Function of the Liver
*The liver is an extremely important organ in the body.

Portosystemic Shunts in the Dog
*Clinical signs are similar to those seen with hepatic encephalopathy.

Vet Centric
*When Your Dog Has Abnormal Liver Enzymes

Vet Info
*Liver shunt

Vet Surgery Central
*PSS - Portosystemic Shunts, Liver Shunts: An abnormal vessel that allows blood to bypass the liver. (illustrated)

*Metabolic and Hormonal Endocrine Disorders
Addison's, Cushing's, Hyperparathyroidism, and Diabetes diseases
(*doesn't include thyroid gland diseases, see: Most Common Breed-Related Conditions)

The Endocrine (Hormone) System
*Glands provide the body with chemicals called hormones.

**Addison's Disease
All-related Hypoadrenocorticism topics

Addison's Disease (Hypoadrenocorticism)
*A disease that results from the reduction in corticosteroid secretion from the adrenal gland.

Addison's Disease in Dogs
*Also known as hypoadrenocorticism.

Vet Info
*Addison's disease (Hypoadrenocorticism)

**Cushing's Disease
All-related Hyperadrenocorticism topics

Cushing's Disease (Hyperadrenocorticism)
*A condition that results from the chronic overproduction of too much glucocorticoid in the body.

Cushing's Disease
*can trouble older dogs

Cushing's Syndrome
*DOES YOUR DOG HAVE CUSHING’S SYNDROME?

Vet Info
*Cushing's Disease or Hyperadrenocorticism

**Diabetes
All-related general topics

Diabetes and Glucose Control

*Dogs, like humans can develop diabetes when young, or as an adult.

Pets With Diabetes
*Providing Educational Information, Internet Resources, Personal Experiences, and Support for Owners of Diabetic Pets

Vet Info
*Diabetes Control;
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*Diabetes Insipidus;
visit site
*Diabetes Mellitus or Type 1 Diabetes;
visit site
*Diabetes - sudden onset or ketoacidotic diabetes;
visit site
*Insulin Regulation;
visit site

**Parathyroid Glands

Hyperparathyroidism, Hypoparathyroidism (*not thyroid glands)

Hyperparathyroidism
*A condition in which the parathyroid glands (not the thyroid glands!) produce too much parathyroid hormone.

**Pituitary Glands
All-related general topics

Vet Info
*Pituitary Dwarfism or Hyposomatotrophism

*Vestibular Disease
Falling, rolling, tilting of the head, circling, loss of equilibrium

Vestibular Diseases in Dogs
*The vestibular system has 2 main functions.

Vet Info
*Vestibular Syndrome

*Vitiligo
Causes, precautions, treatments, answers

Vet Info
*Skin - Depigmentation or Pigmentation

Vitiligo
*If your Rottweiler is showing loss of pigment or white hairs in the coat, he could be suffering from Vitiligo.

What is vitiligo?
*Answers regarding this disorder


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Bereavement :: Emergency Care :: General Cleaning, Grooming, & More :: Health Foundations & Online Databases
Medicine, Treatments, Practices, & Procedures :: Most Common Breed-Related Conditions :: Nutritional Needs
Other Health Conditions, Diseases, & Illness :: Reproduction, Breeding, & Whelping :: Veterinary Hospitals & Labs