Sentences with phrase «common predisposed breeds»

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An international collaboration has revealed that one common genetic risk factor predisposes the Shar - Pei dog breed not only to recurrent fever, but also to a spectrum of persistent inflammatory signs that affect the skin, joints, ears and body as a whole.

No particular breed is known to be predisposed and it is more common in male dogs than females.

Some types of cancer are more common it certain breeds as they may be more predisposed.

They're particularly interested in any common links between dogs with cancer, which golden retrievers are slightly more predisposed to than other dog breeds.

Some types of cancer are more common it certain breeds, and Boxers, Golden Retrievers, Saint Bernards, Basset Hounds, Airedale Terriers, Scottish terriers, and bulldogs seem to be more predisposed.

Some types of cancer are more common it certain breeds and dogs with shorter noses are more predisposed to lung cancer.

Hepatic encephalopathy is somewhat more common in the breeds of dogs and cats that are the most prone to liver problems (portosystemic shunts are a predisposing factor in toy and small breeds of dogs and in Persian cats; English cockers, Labs, Westies and dobies because of their increased susceptibility to liver disease of other sorts).

Impaction is the most common anal gland disorder and small breed dogs like Miniature Poodles, Toy Poodles and Chihuahuas are more predisposed to anal gland disorders than other breeds.

In winter the air is much dryer and some breeds are predisposed to dry eye that is common in dogs.

Some breeds seem to be genetically predisposed such as standard Poodles, Schnauzers, and Retrievers, but it's also common in mixed breeds and other breeds of dogs as well.

Otitis externa is more common in breeds with factors that predispose them to skin infections.

Lymphoma is more common in male dogs than female, and some breeds are automatically predisposed to it.

It is extremely common in companion dogs, irrespective of gender or breed, although small breeds are predisposed.

We have described the most common oral tumors and lesions below, including what to look for, information on what ages and breeds are most predisposed to particular cancers, and what veterinary diagnosis and treatment is available to both dog and cat owners.