Sentences with phrase «in predisposed breeds»

By identifying the chromosomal regions associated with HOD, we hope to assist breeders to select against the disease in predisposed breeds.

«Cherry eye» is commonly seen in predisposed breeds (often as an inherited weakness) including the Cocker Spaniel, Bulldog, Beagle, Lhasa and Shih Tzu, but can occur in other breeds and in cats as well.

Leaky valves or heart murmurs are frequently seen in predisposed breeds like the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

Lamb and rice diets, very low protein, and high fiber diets in these predisposed breeds may make it more likely for them to develop taurine deficiency.

Early onset deafness, especially in predisposed breeds, typically suggests congenital causes and is usually irreversible.

It is also important to remember that the total daily ration should be divided into two or better three feedings per day, in order to give the dog a feeling of satiety lasting all day long, avoid excessive fluctuations in blood sugar and insulin levels and avoid stomach overload which in turn can lead to stomach torsion and dilation (a potentially lethal occurrence in predisposed breeds).

If this condition occurs more than once in a predisposed breed, the veterinarian might discuss methods to prevent bloat, such as feeding smaller meals or giving Reglan (metoclopramide) to encourage stomach emptying.

Not exact matches

German Shepherd Dogs (GSDs) could be predisposed to health conditions such as arthritis because of the way they have been bred in recent decades, according to a new study published in the open access journal Canine Genetics and Epidemiology.

Other studies show that fat cells multiply to a significantly greater extent in rats who aren't allowed to run on their wheels, while others show that such voluntary exercise in parents can stem positive transgenerational effects in offspring that are bred to be genetically predisposed to obesity (for instance, reduced body fat).

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

The breeds considered to be predisposed to juvenile - onset demodicosis vary in different reports.

While diabetes can occur in any dog breed, certain breeds are genetically predisposed.

This finding would have great significance regarding screening predisposed horses and hopefully guiding breeding management to avoid continuation of this defect in the Arabian horse.

In these breeds, chondrodystrophy predisposes the discs to being prematurely converted to an abnormal type of tissue, whose consistency is unsuitable for the discs» function.

A genetic test can be used to screen predispose Bullmastiffs and guide breeding practices to reduce disease prevalence in this breed.

Some dogs are already predisposed to certain kinds of cancer, for instance, or have a high incidence of hip dysplasia in the breed.

Answer: Since she has taken Heartguard multiple times in the past without incident and she is a mixed breed dog without any of the predisposed breeds in her (collie, etc), any of the 3 of those should be fine for her (Heartguard, TriHeart, Interceptor).

In some areas or if you have a predisposed breed, your vet may suggest an additional booster around 20 weeks.

In this AnimalWised article we will focus on the shar pei, a breed predisposed to suffer from dermatological and ocular diseases.

Hyperpigmentation is seen in breeds predisposed to enhanced pigmentation secondary to inflammation; in other breeds, hypopigmentation can occur.

If screening detects that a dog is predisposed to a genetic disease (or likely to produce affected offspring) and / or perhaps already in the early stages of the disease, then no breeding can take place under the scheme.

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

What they really were breeding were sorry bags of raw nerves predisposed to feel threatened in situations that normal dogs can handle.

Mast Cell Tumors in Dogs Signs, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis — Learn about the disease and breeds that are predisposed to the disease

While no particular breeds are predisposed to OCD, breed might play a part in how the disorder manifests itself.

This is especially true if your dog happens to be a large breed or a dog that belongs to a special group of dogs that are genetically predisposed to abnormalities in their cartilage.

Some owners are concerned about side effects of certain NSAIDs in dogs, and it's true that some breeds seem predisposed to such problems.

Not only is Malassezia a secondary cause of dermatitis in any dog with one of these predisposing conditions, but it may be the primary or initiating cause of skin problems in certain breeds of dogs.

Even though mixed breeds tend to be hardier than purebred dogs, without knowing what breeds are in your dog's makeup, you can't know what diseases to which he might be genetically predisposed.

Even though pet dogs of these breeds rarely fulfill their original purposes these days, individuals still carry their ancestors» DNA in their genes, which means that members of a particular breed might be predisposed to certain types of aggression.

(akc.org) You may be surprised to discover that many breeds and breed mixtures are «predisposed» to look for prey in your flower garden!

Certain breeds of dogs are predisposed to the rupture of disks in their spines, resulting in the need for surgery.

The BAER test is ideal for identifying deafness in breeds predisposed to hearing loss, which are:

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).

Personally, while I know that some breeds are more genetically predisposed to aggression, I also believe that the way a dog is raised and trained plays a huge role in its behavior.

Short - coated breeds such as English bulldogs (FIGURE 5), Staffordshire terriers, and Boston terriers, along with longer - coated breeds such as shih tzus, West Highland White terriers, and Scottish terriers, seem to be predisposed.2, 4 In Chinese Shar - Peis, skin thickness may make finding the mites on a deep skin scraping difficult, and diagnosis may require obtaining skin biopsy samples for histopathology (see DIAGNOSIS).2, 4,5 Additional predisposing factors are listed in BOX In Chinese Shar - Peis, skin thickness may make finding the mites on a deep skin scraping difficult, and diagnosis may require obtaining skin biopsy samples for histopathology (see DIAGNOSIS).2, 4,5 Additional predisposing factors are listed in BOX in BOX 1.

This would, in most cases, include not breeding too closely so as to risk potential concentration of genes that might predispose to disease of any sort.

Certain breeds are predisposed to these behaviors, such as Dobermans, who suck on their skin, German Shepherds, who chase their own tails, and English Bull Terriers, who have the odd habit of sticking their heads underneath objects and freezing in place.

It can be seen in any breed, but some breeds are predisposed including Basset Hounds, Bloodhounds, Bull Mastiffs, St. Bernards, Newfoundlands, and several breeds of Spaniels, among others.

While uremic nephritis can occur in any dog breed, certain breeds are predisposed to kidney conditions.

Cataracts are generally milky white in appearance; some breeds are more predisposed to cataracts than others, and cataracts can also come secondary to another condition.

There are several breeds of dog that are predisposed to chronic hepatitis, believed to be due to a genetic defect in the way that they metabolize copper.

Chronic hepatitis can occur in dogs of any size, gender, or age, but there are several breeds who are predisposed to developing chronic issues with their liver.

Purebred dogs are often predisposed to certain genetic and hereditary diseases and this has become evident with the stark difference in appearance between dogs of the same breeds a hundred years ago as compared to today.

Parents of modern Shelties are advised to routinely check the health of their dog's eyes, hips, and thyroid, as the breed is now genetically predisposed to certain diseases and ailments in these areas.

The Basenji, West Highland White terrier, English springer spaniel, Alaskan malamute, poodle and beagle breeds can be congenitally predisposed to this condition due to defects in enzymes (such as pyruvate kinase) or in the red blood cells.

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Special attention is needed though in not letting these dogs overexercise especially when it's hot outside; the brachycephalic features of this breed predisposes them to breathing problems.

Siamese and Himalayan breeds of cat seem predisposed while in dogs the Afghan hound and Shiba Inu are predisposed.

He can be quite a couch potato so keep this in mind if you have children with boundless energy; he may perhaps do better with calmer kids, especially because just like the pug, this breed is predisposed to the effects of overexercising and overheating.