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Canine Epilepsy

Canine Epilepsy

Dogs, Systemic IllnessesBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 16, 2007Leave a comment

The main sign of epilepsy is seizures, which are caused by abnormal electrical activity that begins in the brain. Most seizures last from one to three minutes, with the average time being 90 seconds.

Canine Hormonal Disorders

Dogs, Systemic IllnessesBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 12, 2007Leave a comment

The Hormonal or Endocrine System is made up of seven glands that release substances called hormones which travel in the blood stream and go to other parts of the body in order to stimulate a response.

Dog Grooming

Dog Grooming

Dogs, Pet Grooming, Skin & HairBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 2007Leave a comment

Dog Grooming

Regular grooming helps keep your dog’s skin and haircoat healthy. It helps eliminate mats and tangles and gives you a chance to check for ticks and fleas as well as lumps and bumps.

Dog Scooting

Dog Scooting

Dogs, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 2007Leave a comment

Dog Scooting

Anal sacs are structures located on either side of the anus. They contain a semi-liquid, vile-smelling material that is normally expelled passively when dogs defecate. Sometimes anal sacs don’t empty properly because of an infection, impaction, an abscess or even a tumor.

dog food allergies

Food Allergies Common in Dogs

Dogs, The Digestive SystemBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 2007Leave a comment

Food Allergies Common in Dogs

A food allergy by definition is an abnormal reaction to an ingested food or a food additive, which is often a protein source. Actual food allergies are responsible for ten to twenty percent of allergic (adverse) skin diseases in dogs and cats and adverse skin reactions are less common in dogs than in cats.

Dry Eye Cherry Eye

Cherry Eye and Dry Eye in Dogs

Dogs, The HeadBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 200712 Comments

Cherry Eye is defined as a prolapse of the gland of the third eyelid. The medical term is glandular hypertrophy. The term Dry Eye describes changes that occur in the eye resulting from a lack of tears. Vets call this “KCS”, which stands for keratoconjunctivitis sicca. Both conditions are fairly common in dogs. CHERRY EYE…

Canine Cataracts

Canine Cataracts

Dogs, The HeadBy Dr. Carol OsborneJuly 11, 2007Leave a comment

Canine Cataracts

Cataracts are the second leading eye disease in dogs. A normal lens, which sits behind the pupil, is transparent and focuses incoming light on to the retina. The retina sends the image to the brain where vision is perceived.

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