Sentences with phrase «of an affected dog appears»

The nose of an affected dog appears thickened, because of the accumulation of horn - like dead tissue.

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While canine distemper has been known for many years as a problem affecting domestic dogs, the virus has been appearing in new areas and causing disease and mortality in a wide range of wildlife species, including tigers and lions.

There does not appear to be any significant difference in the incidence of the condition in relation to the sex of the affected dogs.

Concurrently a study in Labrador retrievers has identified a mutant variant of ATP7B (Chr22) the Wilson disease copper transporter gene in their affected dogs while COMMD1 does not appear to be involved in affected dogs in this and other breeds.

MRI and other diagnostic modalities have demonstrated actual structural differences in the brains of affected dogs that appear analogous to the structural changes in affected human brains.

Affected dogs have normal vision in low light and structures of the inner eye appear normal on eye exam.

It appears that it affects dogs that get a disproportionate amount of their calories from treats, as opposed to traditional commercial dog food.

Canine herpes is more of a reproductive problem than a respiratory one; in fact, most infected dogs do not appear to get sick at all; the virus affects the mostly the unborn and newborn.

A simple autosomal recessive means that the condition can occur in either sex and that it is generally transmitted by what appear to be normal animals though the late onset of the condition can result in «affected» dogs producing the defect because they were used prior to their «affected» state being known.

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

While it appears that only one manufacturing plant is affected, many brands of food are made at the Gaston facility, including Diamond, Wellness, Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul, Canidae, Natural Balance, Apex Pet Foods and Kirkland.

A study by UC Davis showed that there was a prevalence of genetic disorders in both populations (rescue and bred): «Recently derived breeds or those from similar lineages appeared to be more susceptible to certain disorders that affect all closely related purebred dogs, whereas disorders with equal prevalence in the two populations suggested that those disorders represented more ancient mutations that are widely spread through the dog population.»

This disease generally affects the toy breeds, the Yorkshire Terrier is such type of breed and if the dog tends to develop this disease, it generally appears between birth and the fourth month.

Affected dogs appear obese and have problems with extra fats accumulation on the liver and other vital organs, which leads to the inability of these organs to function normally.

Symptoms first appear clinically in young dogs at three to nine months of age and progress to the point where most affected dogs are euthanized within their first year.

The first signs of the disease usually appear between 3 and 5 years of age in affected dogs.

Sometimes affected dogs appear to be chewing gum due to the steady contractions of the muscles of the head.

Although the underlying lesion is considered a hereditary one and affected dogs are usually born with the underlying abnormality, the clinical signs of glaucoma do not usually appear until middle age.

Early on, an affected dog appears to lack stamina, which can delay diagnosis and treatment if the owner assumes it is out of shape or unmotivated.

Affected dogs usually appear healthy with no signs of heart disease present before the sudden passing.

While some breeds appear to have a genetic predisposition to epilepsy2, any dog may be affected, with many experiencing their first seizure between 1 and 3 years of age.3

Deafness in dogs can result from many causes (aging, drug toxicity, noise, infection, trauma), but the cause of significant concern to owners of Catahoulas and other similarly affected breeds is congenital sensorineural deafness, because it appears to be inherited.

Although there are breeds that appear to be at increased risk for this disease, lymphoma can affect any dog of any breed at any age.

Hemangiosarcoma is a relatively common canine cancer that affects 6 - 8 % of all dogs in the United States, and it appears to be on the rise.

Two dogs out of 250 research dogs did not show as «affected» using the prcd - PRA mutation test for ACDs, even though they appeared to have PRA upon exam by Dr. Acland.

Recognition of affected cases is often difficult, because unilaterally deaf dogs appear to hear normally unless a special test (the brainstem auditory evoked response, BAER) is performed; facilities to perform the BAER are usually only available at veterinary schools (see list).

Hair of affected dogs can also appear dry and dull.

Because of the ability for some CA affected dogs to compensate, their clinical signs of incoordination may appear episodic, rather than constant.

Although signs of the disease do not typically appear until after the dog matures, puppies as young as five to six months can be affected.

Akitas are prone to progressive retinal atrophy, an eye disease appearing within the first years of life that eventually renders affected dogs completely blind.

Because this material appears to be more abundant in affected Swedish vallhund dogs compared to other forms of PRA with primary photoreceptor death or compared to the normal aging canine retinas, we suspect that the autofluorescent material is intimately associated with the disease - causing gene mutation.

At least one type of hereditary cataract appears at an early age in affected FCR's, and while these may or may not interfere with the dog's vision, some do progress into severe or total loss of vision.