Sentences with phrase «develop ear problems»

Dog breeds such as Basset hounds, Cocker spaniels, Schnauzers, and Miniature poodles can develop ear problems frequently.

It will not totally stop your dog developing ear problems but it makes ear infections less likely to develop and easier to treat when they do.

Those delicate ears which perk up at the sound of your voice are quite sensitive, but they may demand a little extra care if you have a poodle or any other breed that's prone to developing ear problems.

Not exact matches

That officer — the fit younger man in his 30s — came with a more serious complaint: He had developed headaches, hearing problems and a sharp pain in one ear, especially, following a strange experience in which something like a beam of sound seemed to have been directed at his home.

«A baby with a cleft lip or palate, for example, is often more prone to developing upper respiratory problems, such as colds, allergies, and ear infections,» says Aimee Creelman, a breastfeeding consultant at St. Luke's Hospital in San Francisco.

«A baby with a cleft lip or palate, for example, is often more prone to developing upper respiratory problems such as colds, allergies, and ear infections,» says Aimee Creelman, a lactation consultant and obstetric nurse at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital in Southern Vermont.

Also, if some of the stomach contents get into the nose or lungs, a baby with GERD might develop respiratory problems like pneumonia, a cough at night, or sinus or ear infections.

The AHRQ report concluded that breastfeeding is associated with lower risks of certain infant health problems: For instance, on the basis of five studies, the report found that infants who were exclusively breastfed for three to six months were half as likely to develop middle - ear infections as babies who were exclusively formula - fed.

And then in the opposite ear, I developed Meniere's disease, which is a problem with controlling fluid inside the cochlea, progressively damaging the hair cells there.

Good Morning from Australia, two yrs ago after suffering from Bowel gut and fatigue problems and Dr diagnosed me with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and put me on 5 mg of T3 and bio identical hormones, after 18 mth I have become major fatigued and in my bed for the last 10wks, I have developed bursitis of the left shoulder and pains in my wrists, I was admitted into hospital recently due to tinnitus and pale / yellow skin aged over night, they say my thyroid levels were ok, but my hormones were through the roof, I went gluten lactose yrs ago, my eyes are so sore and I have pins and needles in my left heel, I don't have any arthritis S they tested me by doing a bone test which showed I had it only in my left big toe, my stomach near pancreas liver area consists constantly of nausea my head has fuzzy muzzy throbbing symptoms and my left ear has tinnitus but the ear specialist could not find anything, I also have nodules either side and apparently have a hole in each one?

However, if his ear problem is caused by floppy ears, or regular swimming, keeping it clean and dry will make it less likely that bacteria will grow in his ear, and less likely that he'll develop an infection.

Some breeds are more likely to develop problems because of their ear structure.

Some Labs have eye problems, others develop chronic ear infections, and some have muscle diseases.

Before we move on to other ear problems, let's take a closer look at some of the dogs that are more likely to develop ear infections than others.

Keagles might be prone to developing ear infections, epilepsy, eye problems, patellar luxation, hip dysplasia, hypothyroidism, Beagle dwarfism, intervertebral disk disease, heart ailments, syringomyelia, and episodic falling.

First of all, this is a great way to catch any problems that might be developing in eyes, skin, ears etc..

Most dogs that develop a hematoma have a chronic ear problem that has gone undetected for some time.

Pets with poor digestion can develop cancer, thyroid disorders, skin problems, ear infections and many other health problems.

Certain breeds are predisposed to developing dog ear infections, but any breed can be affected due to these related problems.

Most dogs scratch ears due to sub clinical (developing) or clinical (mature) ear problems.Dogs may only scratch the ears if it feels an itch and discomfort in the area around and in the ears, itching is thus the basis for the scratching problem, which has multiple causes.

Besides the temperament problems, some have floppy ears and about a fifth of them develop hip dysplasia.

A puppy might be more prone to ear infections, a 2 - year - old Shih Tzu may be more likely to show signs of dental disease, and a senior Shih Tzu may be more likely to develop eye problems later in life.