Not exact matches
In the case of an
umbilical hernia, where there is a break in the abdominal wall
at the navel and a
hernia causes a protrusion
at the external site, African women tape a coin over the navel and wait for the internal wall to heal.
If a parent has bone or joint disease, allergic skin disease, bad teeth and gums, ear infections, eye problems, separation anxiety, destructive behavior, tender feet (cutting toe nails), oily musty skin odor, coprophagy, liver, heart or kidney disease, bladder stones, asthma, fatty tumors, poor physique or coordination,
umbilical and other
hernias or another disease, then the puppy is
at least ten times as likely to inherit these problems than a puppy from healthier parents.
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Umbilical (belly button)
hernias, retained puppy teeth, and rear dewclaws should be removed
at the time of your pets» sterilization procedure.
Small
umbilical hernias (a bubble - like protrusion of fat
at the navel through an opening no larger than the tip of your little finger) are common in Shih Tzu and are often due to excess stress on the
umbilical cord during delivery.
Umbilical hernias — occur at the «navel» area and most often are traumatically induced by the bitch when she breaks the umbili
Umbilical hernias — occur
at the «navel» area and most often are traumatically induced by the bitch when she breaks the
umbilicalumbilical cord.
In more than 30 years of experience with Bernese Mountain Dogs, only once did our veterinarian feel surgical correction of an
umbilical hernia was necessary The size of the protrusions we have seen range from minuscule to the size of a nickel
at 6 weeks, and if makes note of the presence of a
hernia, the pup is monitored.
An
umbilical hernia is the protrusion of abdominal contents beneath the skin
at the navel (umbilicus).
Sometimes cutting the
umbilical cord too close
at birth can cause an
umbilical hernia, but it is generally considered an inherited defect.
Dogs with
umbilical hernias usually have them corrected
at six months when spayed.
If there is a hard knot or protrusion coming from Sassy's belly button, then an examination from a Veterinarian would be required to determine if the symptoms she is suffering from are due to the protrusion (
hernia) or some other cause (foreign body, infection, parasites, poisoning etc...); normally an
umbilical hernia causes very little trouble and is corrected
at the same time as neutering.
And
at a very low price because he had an
umbilical hernia.
My dog was neutered about a month ago and had an
umbilical hernia removed
at the same time.
My 10 month old miniature pinscher had an
umbilical cord
hernia fixed
at 6 months old when she was stayed.
If the bump is
at the umbilicus (belly button) then the cause maybe an
umbilical hernia which may be caused by a passage of fat through the opening (best scenario) or intestines (worst scenario); a visit to your Veterinarian should be made as soon as possible as the blue colour may indicate congestion of venous blood and should be seen as soon as possible.
Last Spring, a new doctor
at the vet's office informed that my dog had an
umbilical hernia.