Sentences with phrase «pad disease»

Canine distemper is also known as hard pad disease because it can cause the pads of an animal's feet to thicken or enlarge.

Canine distemper, which is also known as Carre's disease and was once called hard pad disease, is a highly contagious virus that primarily affects young dogs, both domesticated and wild, between the ages of 2 and 6 months.

Canine distemper (also known as hard pad disease) is a disease young dogs and puppies are prone to.

Footpad hyperkeratosis, also known as hard pad disease or digital hyperkeratosis, occurs when skin on the paw pad becomes hard because of excess keratin.

This symptom gives canine distemper its colloquial name of «hard pad disease».

Canine distemper was once referred to as the «hard pad disease» due to some cases causing the pads of the paws to harden.

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Another problem unique to dogs, called hard - pad disease, may occur after a bout with canine distemper, says Dr. Ashley.

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Canine distemper, also called Carre's disease or hard pad disease, is a highly contagious and frequently fatal disease that primarily affects young domesticated and wild dogs between 2 and 6 months of age.

Dogs can also suffer from a condition called Hyperkeratosis of the foot pads (hard pad disease) and the nose, which is a thickening of the skin in those areas.

Certain strains of CDV can cause an abnormal enlargement or thickening of the pads of the feet, which is why distemper was sometimes called hard pad disease.