Sentences with phrase «majority of affected dogs»

Since the majority of affected dogs will have autoantibodies by 4 yrs of age, annual testing for the first 4 years is recommended and testing every other year thereafter is sufficient.

The major observation made from examining the pedigree was that the vast majority of affected dogs were born to healthy parents (143 affected dogs from 112 litters).

Conventional maintenance therapy of phenobarbital, potassium bromide, clorazepate, dilantin or diazepam was used alone or in combination for the majority of affected dogs.

A simple dominant mode of inheritance can be excluded because the vast majority of affected dogs were born to clinically normal parents.

Most allergies appear after the pet is six months of age with the majority of affected dogs over age two.

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In this study, the majority of the graded dogs were only mildly affected, and moderate to severe cases were quite rare.

The majority of dogs are affected in both eyes.

In the majority of cases, the dogs affected were running into a stick, according to DVM360.

The majority of Chihuahuas are healthy little dogs, but there are some genetic issues that can affect the breed.

The majority of canine victims are younger than a year old, although the virus can affect adult dogs as well.

In contrast to dogs, the majority of heart disease in cats affects the muscular part of the heart, rather than its valves, electrical system or the sac surrounding the heart.

H3N2 remains uncommon in most areas but since the vast majority of dogs in the US are likely susceptible, shelters should use caution when admitting dogs from affected shelters as well as monitoring for and isolating dogs with clinical signs of respiratory disease.

The majority of times, dogs which eat rabbit faeces are usually unaffected by it; parasites carried by rabbits normally do not affect dogs (except Encephalitozoon cuniculi).

In some breeds (Dobermans) the majority of dilute (blue and fawn) dogs are affected, but in IG's, only a small percentage of dilute dogs seem to be affected.

However, the vast majority of owners of affected dogs are pleased that their breeder is interested in their dog, and in improving the health of the breed so that other affected dogs are not produced.

The majority of the complaints involve dogs, but cats also have been affected.

Although most owners (72 %) reported that TC did not affect the dogs» daily activities, the majority of them had tried to stop the behaviour (89 %, Fig. 3a and b).