Large breed puppies are more
prone than smaller breeds to developing painful bone conditions, such as hypertrophic osteodystrophy and panosteitis, while they're still growing.
Not exact matches
The Yorkshire Terrier is
prone to food allergies and sensitivities a little more
than other
breeds which is why this Wellness CORE
Small Breed Original Dry Food is a great option.
Smaller breeds are more
prone than larger because the teeth are closer together in
small dogs, and these dogs usually live longer.
Purebred cat
breeds are more
prone to genetic diseases
than mixed
breed domestic cats due to the fact that the gene population that they come from is
smaller.
Small dogs are more
prone to certain diseases
than other
breeds.
And lastly, with all dog
breeds that are
prone to bloat, feeding Boxer dogs several
small meals a day is a safer bet
than free feeding, or one HUGE serving!
Large
breed dogs may be more
prone to skin tags
than smaller breeds, and certain
breeds of dogs, like Cocker Spaniels, also seem predisposed to developing these little lumps.
Smaller breeds are more
prone than larger because the teeth are closer together in
small dogs, and they usually live longer.
With all large
breed dogs that are
prone to bloat, feeding German Shepherds several
small meals a day is a safer bet
than free feeding, or one HUGE serving!
Large
breed dogs are more
prone to musculoskeletal problems
than smaller breeds, and so they often require food with higher balances of certain nutrients to promote musculoskeletal health, especially as puppies.
Certain
small breeds are more
prone to birthing problems
than others are.
Although most dogs and cats will develop some sort of dental disease,
small dog
breeds, such as Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Dachshunds and Toy Poodles, are more
prone to developing periodontal disease
than larger
breeds.