Günbil german shepherds dog health matters

Dog health issues in dogs affect all breeds and all ages. Dogs get sick from parasites, viruses, bacteria, and fungus. They basically can get the same diseases as humans. Regarding dog health, the key to recovery is early detection and treatment. If these diseases are not treated early, then chronic illness and damaged organs can occur later in life. Unfortunately, dogs don't tell us they are sick. But, subtle hints will provide the clues that something is not right with your dog's health. Pay close attention to their activity levels along with their eating, drinking and sleeping habits. When something changes, you will be able to respond quickly and avoid unnecessary delays in treating your pet. Cancer, Parasites, Parvovirus are some of the more common dog health disease.

	Acral Lick Granulomas		Gastric Torsion (Bloat)
	Addison's Disease		Giardia
	Antifreeze Poisoning		Glaucoma
	Canine Diabetes		Heartworm Disease
	Canine Distemper		Hot Spots
	Canine Distemper		Degenerative Myelopathy
	Canine Hip Dysplasia		Immune-Mediated Anemia
	Canine Hypothryoidism		Inflammatory Bowel Disease
	Canine Leptospirosis		Kennel Cough
	Cataracts		Lyme Disease
	Chocolate Toxicity		Pancreatitis
	Coccidia		Panosteitis
	Colitis		Parvovirus
	Corneal Ulcer		PERIANAL FISTULAS PFS
	CANINE CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE		Ringworm
	Demodectic Manage		Rodent Poisons
	Diarrhea		Seizures
	Ehrlichiosis		Separation Anxiety
	Extra Eyelashes		STRESS COLITIS
	Fatty Tumors		Tracheal Collapse
	Food Allergies		Giardiasis and Coccidiosis in Puppies

Pet disease and allergies

There are five types of worms that generally affect dogs: heartworms, roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and whipworms. Certain types of worms are easier to spot than others. For example, if your dog picks up a tapeworm, it's common to see what resembles grains of rice in its stool.

Worms in Dogs

	What are hookworms		What are round worms
	What are ringworms		What are whipworm
	What are heartworms		WHAT ARE tapeworms

All about hips and elbows (OFA)

	General hip dysplasia		Breeder and the ofa
	Hip rating by the OFA		Preliminary hip evaluation
	Hip rating translated		OFA - recommended breeding principles

Please, do not alter your puppy's diet as changing environment is a stressful experience and feeding the right diet is important. When your puppy arrives in his new home it may show signs of stomach upsets and diarrhea because of leaving his mother and entering a strange new atmosphere. If the puppy does have diarrhea and this persists for more than 24 hours or becomes more severe, consult your veterinarian. If you want to change his diet, wait until your puppy has settled in, then gradually change it over a period of five to seven days.

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