Paul Manktelow. Addison's disease is rare but potentially fatal disease of dogs. It can present with various signs which include increased thirst and urination, anorexia, lethargy, vomiting and dehydration. It's important to seek veterinary attention immediately to treat this serious disease.
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Paul Manktelow. Allergies, and in particular allergic skin diseases, are one of the most common conditions seen in domestic animals. They can also be one of the most difficult to treat and one of the most frustrating for all concerned. They are caused by an over reaction of the immune system in response to contact with foreign particles. This heightened immune response is also called an hypersensitivity.
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Paul Manktelow. Anal furunculosis is a disease affecting the tissues around the anal area. It is most commonly seen in German Shepherd Dogs although the disease is not exclusive to this breed.
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Paul Manktelow. The anal sacs or anal glands as they are commonly called, are two pouches situated on either side of the anus. There is one on the right and one on the left side at roughly the 4 o’clock and 8 o’clock position. The sacs are lined with special cells which secrete a very strong smelling substance.
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Paul Manktelow. Arthritis is a very complex condition involving abnormal change and degeneration of the joints. Like humans, it is most commonly seen in older animals. It is a progressive disease which if left untreated can worsen to cause considerable pain and discomfort.
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