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Canine Herpesvirus Infection
...widespread, often fatal disease usually infecting puppies 1-3 weeks old, rarely effecting puppies as old as 6 months. In adult dogs, it usually results in lesions on the reproductive organs and is usually associated with an upper respiratory infection. Canine herpesvirus effects the respiratory and ...
Coronavirus
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Canine Herpesvirus Infection
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Demodectic Mange
...a disease that affects the skin of adult dogs and puppies.It is often called “red mange”, “puppy mange”, or Demodex. It is the most common form of mange in dogs. It is important to note that there are two different mange mites which cause skin disease in dogs. One lives under...
Leptospirosis (Canine)
Johnathan, It is almost impossible to identify what type of parasite your puppy, without a fecal test performed by the veterinarian. Roundworms are long, skinny, and round-they look much like strands of spaghetti. Tapeworms can be seen by the naked eye, they usually look like dried pieces of rice...
Roundworms
...troduces the roundworm to their digestive tract. Puppies and kittens can become infected before birth by larvae migrating through the placenta. Larvae also can reside in their mother’s milk, infecting your pets’ while they nurse. There are two species of roundworms that in...
Parvovirus
...ough Parvovirus can be prevented, there are still puppies that continue to be treated for Parvo every day. Parvo may affect dogs of all ages, but is most common in dogs less than one year of age. Young puppies less than five months of age are usually the most severely affected, and the most difficul...
Hip Dysplasia
...hip dysplasia. It is recommended that large breed puppies are fed a specially formulated large breed diet. During the growth process, the ball and joint of the hip has to grow in proportion to each other. That is they need to grow at the same rate. When this growth rate i...
Distemper (Canine)
...he highest incidence of occurring in unvaccinated puppies, but can affect adult dogs, raccoons and ferrets. SOURCE & CAUSE(S) As mentioned above, it is the Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) that is the cause of the disease. Puppies between three and six months of ag...
Vetmedin
...searched in dogs with diabetes, heart defects, or puppies under 6 months. USE CAUTION WHEN ADMINISTERING THIS DRUG TO LACTATING OR PREGNANT PETS Pimobendan may result in these side effects: * Allergic reaction (labored breathing, hives, etc) * Labored breathing *...
Basset Hound
...ound is a dwarf breed, originated from some dwarf puppies, but there is no concrete evidence of this. This hound was most notable kept by nobility and used from hunting small game like rabbit, the Basset Hound was trained to hunt the animal but not kill. APPEARANCE(S) Basset Hounds h...
Pyrantel Pamoate
...r>Pyrantel is typically given as a single dose to puppies, kittens, and pets with a positive fecal test for roundworms. It is usually repeated in 2-3 weeks. HOW IT WORKS: Roundworms attach to your pet’s intestines with little teeth and feed. Pyrantel works by paralyzing the worms so...
Metronidazole
...OR LACTATING PETS DO NOT GIVE TO YOUNG PUPPIES OR KITTENS USE CAUTION WHEN ADMINISTERING THIS DRUG TO PETS WITH KIDNEY OR LIVER DISEASE...
Praziquantel
...uantel. Praziquantel is safe to use in puppies over 4 weeks of age and kittens over 6 weeks of age....
Giardia
...lly considered an insignificant finding. However, puppies and kittens and debilitated adult pets who become infected with Giardia may have more serious signs such as watery diarrhea which can lead to dehydration and death. DIAGNOSIS & TESTS
Coccidiosis
...ient, insignificant finding. However, in kittens, puppies and debilitated adult cats and dogs, they may cause severe, watery diarrhea, dehydration, abdominal distress, and vomiting. In severe cases, death may occur. DIAGNOSIS & TESTS Diagnosis begin...
Coronavirus
...infection of the digestive tract found usually in puppies, but also in adult dogs. It is common in unvaccinated dogs boarded in kennels. It is not typically a fatal virus. Sources And Causes Coronavirus is spread through the direct contact with infected oral and fecal secretions.
Canine Babesiosis
...div>Mothers can spread this disease to her unborn puppies, so infected females should not be bred. There is some evidence that Babesiosis can be spread through dogs biting other mammals. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Pale tongue, gums, and nose due to severe deficiency of red b...
Infectious Canine Hepatitis
...xed with the distemper and parvo vaccine given to puppies within the first months of life. Annual revaccination is often recommended. Your young or unvaccinated dog should be kept away from public places, dogs outside your household, or dirty food bowls that are left outside or b...