Sentences with phrase «in large breeds of dogs»

It is most common in large breeds of dogs and rare in small breeds.

It generally takes several weeks before paralysis occurs, and generally occurs in large breeds of dogs, especially German shepherd dogs.

This is especially true in large breeds of dogs that have undergone selective breeding to get the best bone structure and appearance.

I find very little downside to this product, except for perhaps the expense in a larger breed of dog, but to me the preventative benefits are well worth it.

This is particularly true in large breeds of dogs.

Research has shown that rapid puppy growth — especially in a large breed of dog — can increase the risk of skeletal, joint, and other health problems.

In contrast, fibroid disk degeneration typically occurs in large breeds of dogs > 5 yr old and causes slowly progressive clinical signs.

The onset of the first heat cycle, when a female can become pregnant, follows the same time frame as puberty (4 to 6 months) for cats and small dogs, though it may be delayed until 18 to 24 months in larger breeds of dogs.

Primary dilated cardiomyopathy is the most common cause of heart failure in large breeds of dogs.

The causes of bloat are not yet well understood, but it seems to occur most in large breeds of dogs.

Cardiomyopathy is more common in the larger breeds of dogs, especially Doberman Pinschers and Great Danes.

Occasionally, spontaneous (primary / developmental) entropion will not appear until after 12 months of age, especially in large breeds of dogs.

In cases of full ACL rupture, which typically occur in larger breeds of dogs or obese dogs, the ACL surgery involves a complete replacement of the ligament.

The condition is more common in large breeds of dogs; for example Great Danes, Doberman Pinschers, Boxers and Irish Wolf Hounds1; but it can occur in small dogs as well2.

Hip Dysplasia (common in larger breeds of dog; avoid strenuous exercise early in life and see a veterinarian regularly)

In large breeds of dogs it is prone to fragmenting, probably due to stress on the area from the dog's size and anatomical configuration of the elbow.

This is why osteoarthritis is so common in large breeds of dogs or overweight dogs and cats — weight and age are the largest risk factors.

SAS is more common in large breeds of dogs than small ones.

Medial luxations are most common in small breeds of dogs and cats, lateral luxations are more common in large breeds of dogs.

Hip dsyplasia is very common in larger breeds of dogs, but even if your dog does not have hip dysplasia, their cartilage will decrease as they age -LSB-...]

Hip dsyplasia is very common in larger breeds of dogs, but even if your dog does not have hip dysplasia, their cartilage will decrease as they age and show signs of arthritis.