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Distemper: A Detailed Explanation Of The Disease – Part 3

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

There are four types of vaccines for the prevention of distemper: Serum, Killed Vaccine, Modified Live Vaccine (MLV), and Measles Vaccine. Serum Not actually a vaccine, this is a portion of the blood taken from dogs with immunity to distemper. It does not stimulate an immune response and its longevity after injection is relatively short,…

Distemper: A Detailed Explanation Of The Disease – Part 2

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

The signs of distemper vary, but most often include thick, pus-laden discharges from the eyes and nose, along with a deep productive cough, vomiting and diarrhea, pustules on the abdomen, convulsions, body or leg spasms, loss of appetite, weakness, depression, high fever which may fluctuate to normal, and thickening of the footpads. Obviously, other conditions…

Distemper: A Detailed Explanation Of The Disease – Part 1

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Almost everyone has heard of distemper, and most dog owners know that their pet needs some type of “shot” in order to protect them against this disease, but that may be the total extent of their knowledge. As we discuss his temper in this article series, please keep in mind that the discussion will be…

Unexplained Canine Hip Dysplasia Occurrences

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

It is believed that canine hip dysplasia has increased since large breeds of dogs evolved into companion dogs from the hunting or guard functions for which they were bred and kept for in the past. One piece of evidence is the way breeders had selectively bred aggressiveness out, and tamed the dog down, so as…

The Connection Between Hip Dysplasia In Dogs & Arthritis In Humans

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Canine hip dysplasia is a developmental malformation of the hip joint in dogs. The same condition was recognized in humans by Hippocrates in the year 370 B.C. In the past six decades, a lot of money, effort, and time have been used in the study and research of canine hip dysplasia. This calls for all…

Canine Hip Dysplasia: The Cause Is Still A Mystery To Veterinarians

Diseases, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

In the early seventies, many young dogs were put to sleep after being diagnosed with hip dysplasia. It was practical choice in the old days and dog owners would agree with the decision from the veterinarian due to the understanding that “the dog would be crippled in time, for the rest of his life, or…

Scenting Ability – The Remarkable Nose Of Your Dog

Canine Physiology, Dog Health, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Whether you own a 160 lb St. Bernard, designed to track down and hunt people, or enjoy the company of an adorable little Chihuahua, every dog has an incredible nose that can pick up the most uncanny of scents. Your canine friend may not have as good eyesight as you do, but his sense of…

Nutrition For Active Dogs – Supplements To Help Your Working Dog

Dog Health, Dogs, Veterinary Care for DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Even the best commercial dog foods available on the market today do not contain all of the  ingredients that are necessary to sustain the nutritional needs of your working dog. Active dogs need an extra boost of nutrition to support their busy lifestyle. A good example of their diet should contain a high-quality meal consisting…

Nutrition For Active Dogs – Proper Nutrition For Your Working Dog

Dog Health, Dog Nutrition, DogsBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Dogs that lead a very active lifestyle demand a more comprehensive diet than average dogs require. Examples of these hard-working dogs are those that participate in agility competitions as well as those that team up with law enforcement on a search-and-rescue mission. These dogs require nutritional needs that are different from an average household pet.…

Health Q & A – Nosebleeds & The Overweight Puppy

Dog Care, Dog Health, Dogs, Puppy CareBy News RetrieverSeptember 6, 2013

Strange Nosebleeds During The Summertime Is it common for a dog to get nosebleeds during the summer? I own three dogs and my Labrador Retriever always has nosebleeds whenever the temperature reaches 90° or so. It doesn’t make him sick or anything, so should I go to the veterinarian? What is causing this condition? Yes,…

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