Sentences with phrase «hereditary eye problems»

It is recommended to give breeding and service dogs certified eye screening exams to ensure they are free from hereditary eye problems.

They are prone to hereditary eye problems so ask your breeder if there is any history of eye problems in his dog's lineage.

The dog has a Normal Companion Animal Eye Registry (CAER) Exam performed annually, clearing the dog of hereditary eye problems by a board certified ophthalmologist.

A Miniature Schnauzer should have it's eyes checked prior to choosing your pup, as they have a tendency toward hereditary eye problems.

The parents of any pups should receive OFA screens for the dysplasia and CERF screens to uncover hereditary eye problems.

Goldens are checked for hereditary eye problems at a nominal fee.

Cataracts are a common hereditary eye problem in the Flat - Coat.

Examination of breeding stock should be done annually, until at least eight years of age and preferably longer, as hereditary eye problems can develop at varying ages.

American Staffordshire terriers and Staffordshire bull terriers are known to suffer from hereditary eye problems.

They are prone to bloat, ear infections, and hereditary eye problems.