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/Home/Sciences/Life Sciences/Animals & Pets/Veterinary Medicine/Diseases/Conditions Votes:0 ? ? Hyperthyroidism, caused by a benign tumor of the thyroid gland, is the most common endocrine ? disease of older cats. Used in veterinary medicine, Radioiodine (I-131) therapy cures 98-99% cases of feline hyperthyroidism without adverse side-effects (only 2% of cases involve pets with a malignant tumor, or cancer of the thyroid). ? ? Dr. David S. Herring and Dr. Rand S. Wachsstock are co-founders of Radiocat? , a veterinary practice dedicated exclusively to the care and treatment of feline hyperthyroidism with practice locations in: Phoenix AZ, San Diego CA, San Mateo CA, Middletown CT, Wilmington DE, Estero FL, Atlanta GA, Arlington Heights IL, Indianapolis IN, Baltimore MD, Waltham MA, St. Louis, MO , White Plains NY, Pittsburgh PA, Greenville SC and Springfield VA. Section 1: General Read More Go to Site College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University Votes:0 College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University INDEX A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search College of Veterinary Medicine Faculty and Staff Directory Contact Us Sorry but the page you have requested no longer exists. You are being redirected to the home page in 10 seconds. If redirection does not work please click here Copyright ? 2007 College of V eterinary Medicine, Iowa State University These images may not be reproduced or expropriated in whole, in part, or in any other matter. The names, symbols, and graphics representing Iowa State University are trademarks and copyrights of the University, and are protected by the trademark and copyright laws of the U.S. and other countries. Questions or Comments? Read More Go to Site College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University Votes:0 College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University INDEX A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search College of Veterinary Medicine Faculty and Staff Directory Contact Us Sorry but the page you have requested no longer exists. You are being redirected to the home page in 10 seconds. If redirection does not work please click here Copyright ? 2007 College of V eterinary Medicine, Iowa State University These images may not be reproduced or expropriated in whole, in part, or in any other matter. The names, symbols, and graphics representing Iowa State University are trademarks and copyrights of the University, and are protected by the trademark and copyright laws of the U.S. and other countries. Questions or Comments? Read More Go to Site Animal Aid Clinic South Votes:0 Animal Aid Clinic South Puppy Preschool Information * Important Information: Pet Food Recall * Animal Aid Clinic-South 3718 Mishawaka Rd. Elkhart, IN 46517 Phone: (574) 875-5102 Fax: (574) 875-4277 Hours: Monday - Fridays: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday: 8:00 a.m.-1:00p.m. Read More Go to Site Animal and Zoonotic Disease Surveillance Votes:0 ILIAD-Tanzania Agro-terrorism ProMED Search Project Infectious Animal and Zoonotic Disease Surveillance Mission Diseases of terrestrial, avian and aquatic life influence a number of global security issues -- food for an increasing world population, access to international trade, species conservation and protection of those endangered, and economic growth in developing and re-organizing nations. Because many animal disease agents are zoonotic (transmissible between humans and animals, causing infection in both species), their management and prevention are crucial to improving public health on a global scale. Moreover, animal diseases raise arms control concerns through the potential use of animal pathogens in bio-terrorism and economic espionage. The Role of Disease Surveillance in the Watc Read More Go to Site Animal Health Care - An Overview Votes:0 -Advertisement- Animal Health Care - An Overview BIO "Animals, People, and Biotechnology." Washington, D.C.: Biotechnology Industry Organization, 1992. New Health Products for Farm Animals Animal diseases cost U.S. agriculture $17 billion each year, according to the Congress Office of Technology Assessment. To help prevent these losses, animal scientists are using biotechnology to develop an array of products to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease in farm animals. An area where animal biotechnology has already had a profound impact is diagnostic testing. Many animal diseases are difficult to diagnose. A veterinarian often has to wait hours or days for laboratory results to confirm a diagnosis. In the meantime, the veterinarian must either withhold treatment or risk using an inappropriate Read More Go to Site AS-451 Votes:0 AS-451-W Reviewed 2001 Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service West Lafayette, IN 47907 Ovarian Cysts in Dairy Cattle R. D. Allrich, Department of Animal Sciences Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Ovarian cysts reduce reproductive efficiency on almost every dairy farm in the United States. It has been estimated that the incidence of ovarian cysts ranges from 5 to 20 percent in most herds. A recent Wisconsin field study of dairy herds reported that the incidence of ovarian cysts ranged from a low of 16.2 to a high of 47.4 percent. Mature cows have a higher incidence (39 percent) of ovarian cysts than do first-calf heifers (11 percent). Breeding age heifers have a lower incidence of ovarian cysts (3-6 percent). It is interesting to note that beef cows have a relatively low i Read More Go to Site Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Votes:0 INFORMATION CONCERNING TRANSMISIBLE SPONGIFORM ENCEPHALOPATHY For the Scientific and Business World Please note that news past January 2002 is now to be found on another site: www.priondata.org The intention is to make available all the data about BSE, CJD and scrapie. This involves continuously creating web pages. Therefore this site is constantly under construction. Please be involved in keeping this site up to date by forwarding data. If you are unhappy with anything that appears here... please tell us. Also I ask my scientific colleagues to take into account public health when considering BSE and to remember that: "ABSENCE OF EVIDENCE IS NOT THE SAME AS EVIDENCE OF ABSENCE" - MJ REES Last update 8th January 2002 and many new email addresses added below For latest news and updates see w Read More Go to Site BSE Information at UIUC Votes:0 Mad Cow Disease - BSE: bovine TSE BSE is a fatal disease that affects the brain of cattle The disease is caused by a "self-replicating" protein; prionPrP Sc Meat, blood and milk have not been shown to carry the infective agent The first case of BSE was reported in the United States in December 2003 CJD: human TSE C reutzfeldt- J akob D isease (CJD) is a prion disease in humans Almost all cases of CJD are spontaneous, inherited or iatrogenic A variant CJD (vCJD) have been linked to BSE exposure No cases of vCJD have been reported in the United States BSE was first observed in Great Britain in April, 1984, and was specifically diagnosed in 1986. Since 1986, nearly 200,000 cases of BSE in cattle have been identified in the United Kingdom. The epidemic peaked in 1992-93 at almost 1,000 cases p Read More Go to Site Cancer Information, Research, and Treatment | OncoLink - The Web's First Cancer Resource Votes:0 OncoLink en espanÕl Tuesday, November 20, 2007 a.tickl{font-family:verdana,arial,helvetica,times; font-size:8pt; line-height:10pt; text-decoration:none; color:#FFFFFF;} a.tickl:visited{color:#FFFFFF; text-decoration:none;} a.tickl:hover{color:#FFFF00; text-decoration:none;} .ticki{width:550px;height:10pt;overflow:hidden;color:FFFFFF} .tickls{color:#FFFFFF} Advanced Search Types of Cancer Cancer Treatment Information Coping with Cancer Cancer Clinical Trials Matching Cancer Resources and News Ask the Cancer Expert OncoLink Library Sponsors About OncoLink Giving to OncoLink Cancer News Tuesday November 20, 2007 The latest news on cancer treatment, cancer research, oncology advances, and cancer clinical trials. Resistance temozolomide in leukemia tied to DNA repair activity ...more PSA levels Read More Go to Site Canine Medical Information, Part I Votes:0 Canine Medical Information, Part I Author Cindy Moore , rpd-info@netcom.com Copyright 1996. Table of Contents Prologue Addison's Disease Anal Sacs Anesthetics Why is anesthesia used for OFA X-rays? How dangerous is anesthesia? What can I do to improve the odds? Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia (AIHA) Breathing Disorders Bloody Stools Brucellosis Canine Parvovirus (CPV) Chondrodysplasia (CHD or Chd). Coccidiosis Deafness Degenerative Joint Disease Distemper Elbow Dysplasia Osteochondritis Dissecans Fragmented Coronoid Process Ununited Anconeal Process Diagnosis and Registry Epilepsy Eye Problems CEA PRA Glaucoma Cataracts Retinal Dysplasia Dealing with Blindness References Gastric Dilation and Bloat Giardia Heartworms Prologue Much of the information found in this article is summarized from Carl Read More Go to Site Cat Fanciers' Association: Caring for Cats Votes:0 CFA Breeds Abyssinian American Bobtail American Curl American Shorthair American Wirehair Balinese Birman Bombay British Shorthair Burmese Chartreux Colorpoint Shorthair Cornish Rex Devon Rex Egyptian Mau European Burmese Exotic Havana Brown Japanese Bobtail Javanese Korat LaPerm Maine Coon Manx Norwegian Forest Cat Ocicat Oriental Persian Ragdoll Russian Blue Scottish Fold Selkirk Rex Siamese Siberian Singapura Somali Sphynx Tonkinese Turkish Angora Turkish Van For More Information Breed Poster Definition of a Breed What is a Breed Standard? 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Any health care links located here are NOT to replace a veterinarian visit; please take your cat to a vet immediately at any sign of odd behavior or any symptoms of illness or injury. Call your vet and describe your cat's symptoms with any of your concerns about the ca Read More Go to Site Coccidiosis Votes:0 Coccidiosis, A Troubling Animal Disease Coccidiosis is an intestinal disease that affects several different animal species. The causative agent is a protozoan that has the ability to multiply rapidly. Coccidia are very host specific, that is, only cattle coccidia will cause disease in cattle, other species-specific coccidia will not cause disease. The major damage is due to the rapid multiplication of the parasite in the intestinal wall, and the subsequent rupture of the cells of the intestinal lining. Several stages of multiplication occur before the final stage, the oocyst, is passed in the feces. Oocysts are extremely resistant to environmental stress and are difficult to completely remove from the environment. Oocysts are frequent contaminants of feed and water and when the sporulated Read More Go to Site Common-sense health care for dogs and cats. Votes:0 canine health feline health dental health Common Sense Health Care for Dogs and Cats The Happy Puppy includes a booklet on puppy care and training. It tells about shots and worms, fleas and ticks, arthritis and rattlesnakes. We have a lot of information about barking problems and dental health. If you don't already have a dog, please look at the part about puppy selection. Look over common sense training suggestions. Give your dog love, a reliable master, a sensible diet, and a little exercise. And call your Mother once in a while. The Concerned Cat contains a kitten care booklet and information about where and where not to adopt a kitten. Because of cancer worries, veterinarians have different opinions about feline immunizations. You should at least be aware of the problem. Nowadays, pet Read More Go to Site Cornell Feline Health Center Votes:0 skip to content Search Cornell Search Veterinary Medicine Home Videos Health Information Membership Memorials How to Help Products Annual Report News Ask Dr. Richards ----------> Camuti Consultation Service Search: Cat Names mauz, t'bath, spool, token The Feline Health Center The Feline Health Center (FHC) is a veterinary medical specialty center devoted to improving the health and well-being of cats everywhere < more > Charitable IRA Rollover A new provision of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 allows for tax-free distributions from IRAs. The Charitable IRA Rollover is an easy way to support the Feline Health Center, but the charitable provision making it possible expires December 31, 2007. 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Directions to the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine: If coming from the east on I-10, exit at Acadian (Exit 157B) (Acadian becomes Stanford); stay in the right lane Read More Go to Site EDIS Publication Not Available -- Archived Votes:0 EDIS Publication Not Available -- Archived The Publication you requested is no longer available. EDIS is a repository for publications currently supported by IFAS. This publication is no longer supported, and is not available through EDIS. To find other publications in EDIS covering the same content, please try the following: Open the edis.ifas.ufl.edu home page, and navigate to the information you want using the Topics in the side bar. Search for publications in EDIS by the same author or using the same key words. Use the Back button to try another link. If you believe you have reached this message in error, please tell us about it. Home • Current Issues • Online Publications • IFAS Bookstore • County Offices • Help This page is maintained by EDIS technical staff Read More Go to Site Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal Homepage | CDC EID Votes:0 CDC Home About CDC Press Room A-Z Index Contact Us Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC en EspaÑol Search: Emerging Infectious Diseases ISSN: 1080-6059 Email this page Printer-friendly version Download current issue as PDF EID Ahead of Print RSS Feed How to Add EID RSS Feed EID Podcasts Subscribe Ahead of Print EID Past Issues -- Select Issue -- Volume 13, 2007 Volume 12, 2006 Volume 11, 2005 Volume 10, 2004 Volume 9, 2003 Volume 8, 2002 Volume 7, 2001 Volume 6, 2000 Volume 5, 1999 Volume 4, 1998 Volume 3, 1997 Volume 2, 1996 Volume 1, 1995 Instructions to Authors Submit Manuscript Announcements About the Journal Editors Editorial Board More Special Issue: Influence of Events in Polar Regions on Global Disease Emergence Expedited Studies of Read More Go to Site Encyclopedia of Canine Veterinary Medical Information Votes:0 Vetinfo vetinfo4cats catindex catmedgallery vetinfo4dogs dogindex dogmedgallery Canine Encyclopedia Feline Encyclopedia Purpose Biographical Info Linkpage Linkpage2 Subscriber Area (members only) Zoonotic disease Becoming A Veterinarian and other stuff Veterinary Schools Other Veterinary Issues Your Turn Help Support Vetinfo, vetinfo4dogs and vetinfo4cats and make a donation Encyclopedia of Canine Veterinary Medical Information Please note: the Feline and Canine Encyclopedia's are a concise explanation health care problems. For more information see the the cat and dog sites at www.vetinfo.com or use the buttons below. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W XYZ A Acepromazine Acne Acral Lick Granulomas Addison's disease or Hypoadrenocorticism Adenovirus Anemia Autoimmune Hemolytic An Read More Go to Site Encyclopedia of Feline Veterinary Medical Information Votes:0 Vetinfo vetinfo4cats catindex catmedgallery vetinfo4dogs dogindex dogmedgallery Canine Encyclopedia Feline Encyclopedia Purpose Biographical Info Linkpage Linkpage2 Subscriber Area (members only) Zoonotic disease Becoming A Veterinarian and other stuff Veterinary Schools Other Veterinary Issues Your Turn Help Support Vetinfo, vetinfo4dogs and vetinfo4cats and make a donation Encyclopedia of Feline Veterinary Medical Information Please note: the Feline and Canine Encyclopedia's are a concise explanation health care problems. For more information see the the cat and dog sites at www.vetinfo.com or use the buttons below. A B C D E F G H IJK L M N O P Q R S T UVWXYZ A Aggression - Intercat Attacks (Ankle Biting) B Behavior Problem - Destructive Scratching Blood Types C Cardiomyopathy Cerebella Read More Go to Site Equine Diseases Votes:0 Equine Diseases Pneumonia - Most Common Cause Of Death In Foals Issue 1/95 Equine Morbillivirus Issue 1/95 Disease emergencies and quarantine workshop Issue 1/95 Botulism in Australia - Interview with Dr Jennifer Hodgson Issue 1/95 Navicular disease Issue 2/95 Australian Stringhalt Issue 2/95 Equine Influenza Issue 2/95 African Horse Sickness Issue 2/95 Laminitis - Interview with Dr Chris Pollitt Issue 2/95 International conference on Equine Influenza Issue 3/95 Report on quarantine meeting in Melbourne Issue 3/95 New perspectives on "Rattles" in foals Issue1/96 Equine Protozoal Myelitis (EPM) Issue1/96 Preventing Colic Issue1/96 Colic surgery in foals Issue 2/96 Equine Piroplasmosis Issue 3/96 Ulceration of the Stomach in Horses - Important Influences of Environment Issue 1/97 R Read More Go to Site Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis Votes:0 Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis Welcome! Welcome to the new and improved EPM home page! I have designed this page and its embedded links to provide up to date information about equine protozoal myeloencephalitis, or EPM, a disease that has captured the interest of the horse industry in recent years. This home page includes a table of contents, and a summary about this disease. The embedded links include further information and text, including references where available. This page is produced and maintained by Clara K. Fenger, DVM, PhD, DACVIM as a service to my fellow horsepeople and scientists. Most of the information contained here (and a lot more) may also be found in my PhD disseration at the University of Kentucky . Keep watching this space for updates. I will soon include the orde Read More Go to Site Equine Recurrent Uveitis: Information for the Horse Owner Votes:0 Equine Recurrent Uveitis: Information for the Horse Owner © Mary G. Nelson (Mary.G.Nelson@verizon.net) March, 1996 Welcome! This page was updated on Aug. 27, 2007 Introduction Overview History Signs Causes Treatment Dealing with Your Horse on a Daily Basis Additional Information is Available References Other On-line Resources Other Related Information INTRODUCTION This pamphlet has been compiled by a horse owner for other horse owners as a source of information on equine recurrent uveitis. The impetus for this project came from owners across the country seeking information on this disease and pooling their knowledge to help each other. It is absolutely essential that a veterinarian be consulted immediately for any problem concerning your horse's eye(s) and that the course of treatment be p Read More Go to Site Fanconi Disease Management Protocol for Veterinarians Votes:0 Fanconi Disease Management Protocol for Veterinarians by Steven Gonto , MMSc, PhD, Medical Sciences Revised March 1999 Definition: Fanconi Disease is a mammalian renal tubular reabsorption failure, usually genetic in origin, resulting in polyuria/polydipsia (PU/PD) with glucosuria; generalized aminoaciduria; proteinuria; loss of multiple vitamins, minerals, electrolytes and bicarbonate . These losses result in metabolic acidosis, protein-loss muscle wasting, weight loss, and myalgia. Left uncorrected, it causes increasing acidosis, while stressing the respiratory compensation system to its maximum effort, and leads to the progressive and degenerative renal and then multisystem failure, resulting in death. With early intervention and lifelong management, prognosis appears excellent for long Read More Go to Site Feline Asthma Votes:0 Feline Asthma By Dr. Margaret Muns, DVM Feline asthma is a common name for feline bronchitis. There are many different underlying diseases and contributing conditions that can cause the symptoms of bronchitis in cats. Causes The potential causes of feline bronchial disease include: Allergy Bacterial infection Parasites (including heartworm disease) Exposure to inhaled irritants There are also other conditions that can result in symptoms that are similar to bronchial disease, such as: Bacterial pneumonia Fungal infections Toxoplasmosis Cancer Foreign bodies Upper airway disease Chylothorax (build-up of lymph in the chest due to rupture of the main lymph duct) Feline bronchial disease can be classified into the following categories: Bronchial asthma. A reversible lower airway obstruction cau Read More Go to Site Feline Diabetes —Diabetes in Cats — Treatment and Diabetic Cat Info — FDMB Votes:0 Our 11th year on the internet! Since 1996, The Original Internet Guide to Feline Diabetes FelineDiabetes.com &reg is a complete pet health guide to treatment of diabetes mellitus in cats. Diabetes Monitor has given us the highest rating possible for pet health sites. Feline Outreach has recognized us as superior in the field of Feline Diabetes education. Click for the Message Board Take a deep breath, and relax; we're here to help you. Cat diabetes is a treatable, manageable condition. You can maintain your sanity and your cat's health, all on a reasonable budget. First-time users, make sure to read our information if you were just diagnosed with feline diabetes . Our pet health articles contain the information that you need to understand this disease and assist you in treatment. Our messa Read More Go to Site Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Votes:0 H ypertrophic cardiomyopathy -- a heart disease where areas of heart muscle enlarge and thicken -- is the most common heart disease in cats. Although it develops and progresses over time, its early signs may be subtle or nonexistent. A cat that seems healthy may appear to become very ill very quickly, or even die suddenly. These pages will explain some basics about how the heart functions, what hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is, how it impairs the heart's ability to function, how a veterinarian diagnoses HCM, and the goal of prescribing medications to manage it. A downloadable feline HCM information sheet is also available . What's New The Diagnosis and References pages have been updated to link to the January 2006 update of the FAQ for breeders. (2/06) A link to an abstract announcing Read More Go to Site Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) Votes:0 Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) After discovering that our cat tested positive for FIV, I searched for information regarding this disease. There was little to be had. I'm sure I'm not the only person trying to find out more about FIV so I'm sharing what I have learned to answer what questions I can. If you have information that I have not covered please send it so we may all be more knowledgeable about this disease. Please also send questions and I will attempt to find the answers. Q: Can I catch it from my cats? No. You cannot catch FIV from your cat. FIV is not transmissible to humans. Q: What if I snuggle with my infected cat and then pet another cat, will I give it to that cat? No. FIV is only transmissible through cat bites or blood transfusions with another cat. You cannot " Read More Go to Site Feline Infectious Peritonitis - 5/19/96 - Wolf Votes:0 FELINE INFECTIOUS PERITONITIS, 1995 Alice M. Wolf, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM INTRODUCTION Feline coronavirus disease is a subject of considerable controversy and confusion. Cats are susceptible to infection with several members of the coronavirus group including porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus (TGEV), canine coronavirus (CCV), and feline coronaviruses.1-4 Infection with TGEV or CCV causes inapparent infection and seroconversion (development of coronavirus antibodies) in cats under experimental conditions, however, natural infection with these viruses is probably rare.1,3 However, recently canine coronavirus has been found to produce a syndrome that is clinically identical to FIP under experimental conditions. Many antigenically similar feline coronavirus strains have been isolated f Read More Go to Site Feline Seizures and Feline Epilepsy Votes:0 Feline Seizures and Epilepsy The intent of this page is to provide information for people whose cats have had seizures. Seizures are a serious problem, and a cat that has had a seizure should be taken to a veterinarian for proper diagnosis. A proper diagnosis may be expensive and may take some time, but there is usually an underlying cause that can be eliminated or appropriate treatment that can be prescribed. The information in this page is not meant to substitute for a veterinarian's advice, but to aid those who are trying to learn more about their cat's illness and to encourage owners of cats that have had seizures to have their cat's illness diagnosed as quickly as possible. More clinical information is available through the references at the bottom of this article. Note that this page Read More Go to Site Ferret Medical FAQs - Index Votes:0 Ferret Medical FAQs - Index Adrenal Disease Heart Disease (Cardiomyopathy and Congestive Heart Failure) Epizootic Catarrhal Enteritis (Green Mystery Virus) Insulinoma (Islet Cell Tumors) Lymphosarcoma Skin Tumors Splenomegaly (Enlarged Spleen) Gastric Ulcers and Helicobacter mustelae Copyright © 1994-1998 by Pamela Greene < pamg@alumni.rice.edu > I am not a ferret expert and cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information. Last modified: 4 Dec 1998 Read More Go to Site FHDA Homepage Votes:0 The Official FHDA Web Site F eline H ip D ysplasia A wareness FHDA 12520 A-1 Westheimer #113 Houston, Texas 77077 USA Established Nov. 11, 1998 Welcome to the FIRST and ONLY web site dedicated to Feline Hip Dysplasia. FHDA objectives: to increase awareness of hip dysplasia in cats to provide a site for posting information related to feline hip dysplasia to promote open discussion of hip dysplasia by cat owners, admirers, breeders and veterinarians to support and acknowledge feline breeders who X-ray breeding cats or who have a plan to do so to encourage networking opportunities for all who support FHD awareness H ip Dysplasia is a disease that has been considered a canine-specific health issue occurring mostly in the larger breeds of dogs although occasionally seen in some smaller breeds. Read More Go to Site Foaling: The Birth of Kenos China Rose Votes:0 Main >> Sports & Recreation >> Equestrian Foaling: The Birth of Kenos China Rose Welcome to our foaling website You are visitor No. The Birth of Kenos China Rose Introduction This website contains photos and text describing the normal birth of a healthy foal. Color photographs and text are appropriate for teens and adults. Younger children should view the site with a responsible adult. |Next Page| Kenos China Rose with Mother Website Awards: Thanks for your recognition of my website. Other Horse-Related Webrings: [ Previous ] [ Random ] [ Next ] [ List Sites ] [ Join ] This Paint Horse Breeders Web Ring site is owned by Sue McCormick . List Sites Previous Five Sites Previous Site Next Site Next Five Sites Want to join the ring? Click here for info . This Sporthorse Breeders Web Ring site i Read More Go to Site Gate City Animal Hospital, Pet Health Information Votes:0 ANIMAL HOSPITAL 202 Pisgah Church Road, Greensboro, NC 27455 :: map :: Ph: 336.286.9500 | Fax: 336.286.9505 | compassion@gatecityvet.com Home About Us Contact information Our veterinarians Tour our facilities Map to our location Medical Services General services Surgical services Arrange for Care New clients Schedule an appointment Boarding reservations Boarding & Grooming Boarding Grooming Pet Health and Care Health & care information Questions and answers Pet Care Information Common Cat Diseases When to Vaccinate Your Pet Heart Disease Periodontal Disease Thyroid Disease Common Dog Diseases Demodectic Mange Itchy Skin Disease Seizures Common Cat Diseases This is a list of the common diseases that we recommend taking preventative action against. Each case is individual. Ask one of our doc Read More Go to Site Giardia and your Flat-Coat Votes:0 FLATCOAT.COM Home Page Send us E-Mail Presenting the Dogs History of... Omega Retrievers Sterling Retrievers Flat-Coated Retriever The Adventures of... Quail Hunting Duck Hunting Dog Show Buying a Flat-Coat FCR Pros and Cons Finding a Breeder Questions to Ask Health Clearances Dog Contracts The Standard Training Tips Show Ring The Field Crate Training FCR Heath Flat-Coat First Aid What is Giardia? Lyme Disease Spay & Neuter Flying your FCR FCR Movement The Whelping Box Favorite Links flat-coated retriever puppy flatcoated retriever pictures flat coated retriever puppy flat coat photos flatty flat-coated dog breeder akc breed judge akc licensed judge sporting group judge best in show best of winners winners dog winners bitch dog show golden retriever grcgla grca labrador retriever canine ak Read More Go to Site Grass Sickness in Horses Votes:0 Grass Sickness in Horses Dr E. Milne, BVM&S, PhD, MRCVS. This page is intended only as a guide. It is not designed to replace your Veterinary Surgeon's expertise. INTRODUCTION Grass sickness is a disease of horses, ponies and donkeys in which there is damage to parts of the nervous system which control involuntary functions, producing the main symptom of gut paralysis. The cause is unknown but the nature of the damage to the nervous system suggests that a type of toxin is involved. The disease occurs almost exclusively in horses with access to grass. The disease was first recognised about 1907 following an outbreak in army remount horses near Dundee. The incidence increased markedly and at least in Scotland, hundreds of horses, mainly draught animals, died annually from grass sickness in t Read More Go to Site Heart Disease IN Dogs... 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Advantage, Capstar, Heartgard, FrontLine, Animal Wellness Center Veterinarians Can Help Pets with Heart Disease By Sarah Probst Information Specialist University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicin Read More Go to Site Information - Addison's Disease Votes:0 ") Addison's Disease (Hypoadrenocorticism) The adrenal glands are situated in the body at the cranial edge of the kidneys. Adrenocortical insufficiency or hypoadrenocorticism results from deficient production of glucocorticoids, mineralcorticoids, or both. Mineralcorticoids are responsible for the reabsorption of sodium and chloride. Decreased mineralcorticoid secretion results in loss of sodium, which causes an increase of potassium in the blood. High blood levels of potassium can lead to life threatening heart problems. Glucocorticoids have a multitude of functions and effects. They are involved in carbohydrate breakdown, they enhance glycogen storage and they surpress systemic immunity. Decreased glucocorticoid secretion can gause gastrointestinal signs such as loss of appetite, vomitin Read More Go to Site Informative Library Votes:0 13264 Pond Springs Road Austin, Texas 78729 (512) 258-2024 - Voice (512) 258-8865 - Fax Informative Library In this section, there is information on a variety of diseases that cats can get. There is also a section for useful links to other interesting and informative sites. We do not endorse any of the products that might be sold on these sites, but we thought you might be interested in some of the information at these sites. Number of Times this Page has been Viewed Copyright ? 2000 Cat Hospital of Austin Last modified: March 04, 2002 Send mail to webmaster@cathospitalofaustin.com with questions or comments about this web site. Read More Go to Site Johne's Forwarding Page Votes:0 http://www.johnes.org Read More Go to Site Kennel Cough - an introduction Votes:0 KENNEL COUGH by Dr Rod Brooks Commonwealth Serum Laboratories published Top Dog Journal June 1992 Kennel Cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease of dogs. Although rarely life threatening it causes coughing bouts which can persist for a number of weeks, despite treatment, creating significant discomfort for both the dog and its owner. Massive outbreaks can occur in kennels with the vast majority of dogs affected. It is far better to prevent kennel cough rather than try and control the signs of infection once they have occurred. Affected dogs frequently have been resident in boarding kennels or training complex, or have been in close contact with other dogs at shows, race tracks, obedience classes or similar assembly, within the previous 5 to 10 days. CAUSE Kennel Cough can be cause Read More Go to Site Kidney Disease in Dogs Votes:0 this site is best viewed using Internet Explorer and newer versions of Netscape Navigator those with older versions of Netscape Navigator, or anyone who prefers a tighter, more compact site format than on this site may go to Kidney Disease in Dogs./Canine Renal Disease (different format works with all browsers) Kidney Disease in Dogs George 20 April 1988- 27 January 1990 Juvenile renal disease and other familial and congenital renal diseases are seen in more than thirty breeds of dogs. Twenty two of these breeds have a renal dysplasia which is similar to that seen in Standard Poodles. I have put an (RD) for renal dysplasia after their breed names. Even in breeds with the same type of JRD, such as renal dysplasia, the modes of inheritance can be different. 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What are the clinical signs of Hip Dysplasia? Can you tell from my dog's x-rays (radiographs) if he/she is a good candidate for THR? What are the treatment options for Hip Dysplasia? What is a Canine Total Hip Replacement? Why choose a Total Hip Replacement? Is your dog a candidate for Total Hip Replacement? What can I expect from this surgery? How do dogs feel with a Total Hip Replacement? Does a Total Hip Replacement "Wear out"? Should both hips receive a Total Hip Replacement? What is the surgery like from a patient's perspective? What is the postoperative care for my dog? What is the success rate for a Total Hip Replacement? Are there any risks? When should the surgery be performed? My dog is on medication. Should I stop giving this? What is Hip Dysplasia? Hip Dy Read More Go to Site Medical Services Votes:0 Long Beach Animal Hospital 3816 E. 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The disease syndrome is more accurately described by the term canine infectious tracheobronchitis. It has a worldwide distribution and affects dogs of all ages. The term tracheobronchitis means inflammation of the trachea (windpipe) and bronchi (main airways in the lungs). It manifests itself in the dog as a hacking, persistent cough with or without a nasal discharge. What Causes Kennel Cough? Kennel cough or infectious tracheobronchitis is actually a syndrome which can be caused by several different infectious agents. 1) Viruses Canine Distemper Canine Adenovirus Canine Parainfluenza Virus 2) Bacteria Bordetella Bronchiseptica Mycoplasma When dogs receive their puppy and annual Read More Go to Site Pets Health Votes:0 SEARCH THIS SITE: Welcome To PetsHealth.com! Pets Health is brought to you by the Columbia Animal Hospitals, located in Columbia, Maryland, where we've been serving our clients and their pets with the best of veterinary care since 1974. 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It is provided for all pet owners worldwide to meet your many varying needs. The standard of veterinary practice is now very high, and something that s Read More Go to Site VetCentric Encyclopedia Votes:0 Prescription Pickup ...click here for your refill All VetCentric Encyclopedia Glossary FAQs Article Archive Home About Us Our Pharmacy VetCentric Careers Health & Behavior Dogs Cats Horses Birds Fish Ferrets Rabbits Pocket Pets Reptiles, Etc. On The Farm Wildlife Utilities FAQs Encyclopedia Glossary Help Encyclopedia Welcome to the VetCentric.com veterinary medical encyclopedia. Here you can find articles on animal healthcare topics ranging from behavior and preventive care to common, and not so common diseases. Diseases are listed alphabetically. You can also search for diseases by name by using the "search" function. A-B | C-D | E-F | G-H | I-J | K-L | M-N | O-P | Q-R | S-T | U-W | X-Z Encyclopedia Index | (Click Listing Above To Sort) Acral Lick Granuloma, Canine Lick granuloma. 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Belfield Votes:0 Jan/Feb 1999 B efore our present dogs and cats were domesticated, they had to forage for their food as predators or as scavengers. This means that whatever they devoured was in a raw state. As man, canines, and felines began to co-habitate, these animals became useful as , in the case of Egyptian culture, cats were used to keep the mouse population down in the grain stores. Canines, with their keen sense of hearing and smell were sentries to clans of antient humans. For the duties and tasks performed by these animals, they were rewarded for their efforts by humans sharing their foods. As time progressed, these animals became more domesticated and more dependent on humans for food and shelter. As humans progressed so did his companion animals, i.e., when fire was discovered and early humans Read More Go to Site

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