HEALTH ISSUES

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Retinal Disorders in Border Collies - Gregory M. Acland B.V.Sc., D.A.C.V.O., M.R.C.V.S.

Allergic Reactions to Medications – Linda Arndt

Bach Flower Remedies/ Bach Rescue Remedy – Linda Arndt

Candida Albicans – Is This The Root of Many Allergies and Bloat/Torsion? – Linda Arndt

Nutritionally Caused Bone Diseases:  Interview with Eagle Products, Inc. – Linda Arndt

Tail Healing Method – Linda Arndt

Watchword “Vegetable Soup” – Linda Arndt (Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy)

Nutrition: Is It A Factor in Bloat and Torsion? – Linda Arndt

A Guide to Recognizing Bone Disease – Linda Arndt

The Use of Phyto-Sprout Plus – Linda Arndt

Why Remove Dewclaws – Excerpt from an article by Lisa C. Beagan, DVM

The Known Hereditary Diseases of the Canine Eye – P.G.C. Bedford

Vaccination Guidelines – Bellwether

 

No Cheap Shots – Barbara Cicognani

No Bones About It! – Barbara Cicognani

Feeding the Dog - Steven J. Covert, DVM

Ceroid Lipofuscinosis in The Border Collie - Judy DeJong

Canine Immune System and Disease Resistance – W. Jean Dodds, DVM

von Willebrand’s Disease in Dobermanns - John K. Dunn MA BVM&S MVetSc DSAM Dip ECVIM MRCPath MRCVS

Guide to Some Congenital, Heritable, and Other Disorders Common (And Not So Common) to Great Danes – Louise Feddema

Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy or a Blood Infection (Septicemia) – Hazel Gregory

Canine Abortion - Jeanette L. Floss, DVM, MS, and David K. Hardin, DVM

Reproductive Management of the Brood Bitch - Jeanette L. Floss, D.V.M., M.S.

Pregnancy Determination in the Bitch - Jeanette L. Floss, DVM, MS

The Epilepsy Underground – Lynn Fremuth

How I Dremel Nails – Dawn S. Garrett

Zoonoses – Kenneth Harkin

Dewclaws – Karmachi/Kribyan Chihuahuas

 

KSU Veterinarian Uses Acupuncture As Treatment for Aching Animals – Kansas State University

KSU Veterinarian Says Owners Shouldn’t Ignore Aging Pets – Kansas State University

KSU Veterinarian Offers Owners Help With Pet Allergies – Kansas State University

Cancer in Pets is Not Uncommon – Kansas State University

Cancer in Pets: What Pet Owners Should Know – Kansas State University

K-State Veterinarian Offers Tips on Helping Your Dog Beat the Heat – Kansas State University

KSU Veterinary Oncologist Searches for Cancer Cure – Kansas State University

Breeding May Pass on Orthopedic Problems in Canines – Kansas State University

Awareness, Quick Action Key to Battling Canine Bacterial Disease – Kansas State University

K-State Veterinarian Issues Canine ‘Toxic Shock’ Advisory – Kansas State University

Winterizing Your Pet:  How to Help Chilly Dogs and Cold Kitties – Kansas State University

Tips:  Dental Care Important for Pet Health – Kansas State University

K-State Expert Says Dog Kisses Can Give Back More Than Love – Kansas State University

Greyhounds Provide Model for E. Coli Food Poisoning in Humans – Kansas State University

Exercise Caution When Exercising Fido – Kansas State University

Hot Summer Temperatures Coupled with High Humidity Can Overheat Dogs – Kansas State University

Hip Dysplasia:  One of the Most Common Ailments in Dogs – Kansas State University

K-State Vet Says Herbal Preventatives May Not Make Fleas Flee – Kansas State University

In Summer’s Heat, Prevent Canine Heat Exhaustion – Kansas State University

Glaucoma in Pets Require Immediate Veterinary Attention – Kansas State University

KSU Veterinarian Says To Beware of Somersaulting Stomachs – Kansas State University

K-State Expert Says Fleas Can Be An Itchy Situation – Kansas State University

Veterinarians Adopt Wellness Outlook On Flea Control – Kansas State University

Leptospirosis Raising Health Concern Among Companion Pet Owners – Kansas State University

Leptospirosis Vaccine Not Recommended For Puppies – Kansas State University

K-State Expert Offers Tips for Jogging Dogs – Kansas State University

KSU Veterinarian Says To Act Safely In Pet Emergency – Kansas State University

Advances in Animal Medicine Increase Quality of Life for Older Pets – Kansas State University

Pet Treats:  KSU Veterinarian Offers Some Tips on Choosing and Feeding – Kansas State University

Are Your Pets Making You Sick? – Kansas State University

Radioactive Beads Latest Weapon in Fighting Cancer in Dogs, Cats – Kansas State University

‘Scooting’ Behavior May Signal Dog’s Need for Help – Kansas State University

Behavior Modification May Be Best Medicine in Treating Dogs’ Separation Anxiety – Kansas State University

Keep Pets Parasite Free, K-State Veterinarians Advise – Kansas State University

Dogs and Cats Are Just As Susceptible to Skin Cancer as Humans – Kansas State University

Spaying or Neutering Brings Health Benefits To Pets – Kansas State University

Reducing Pet Overpopulation Focus of KSU Research – Kansas State University

K-State Veterinarian Offers Summer Pet Care Health Tips – Kansas State University

When to Take a Pet to the Vet – Kansas State University

Pet Owners Should Beware of Zoonosis Diseases – Kansas State University

Getting Your Dog’s Back Back Into Action – Kansas State University

This Fall’s Antifreeze Can Be Dangerous – Kansas State University

Arthritis in Dogs:  Pain Relief Options Expanding – Kansas State University

Keep Pets Safe from Fall Hazards – Kansas State University

KSU Vets: Canine Hip Problems Can Be Avoided – Kansas State University

Digestive Tract Disorders – Fred Lanting

Another Look at Dewclaws – Fred Lanting

Wrong Ideas about Hip Dysplasia – Fred Lanting

Angles:  Front and Rear – Fred Lanting

Back Pain in Dogs – Fred Lanting

Birth Defects:  Cleft Palate – Why and When – Fred Lanting

Canine Gout – Fred Lanting

Canine Digestive Tract Disorders In Several Breeds – Fred Lanting

Cause of Hip Dysplasia – Fred Lanting

 

Constancy and Repeatability in Hip Evaluations – Fred Lanting

Cryptorchidism – Fred Lanting

Ehrlichiosis — Not Just for German Shepherds -

Fred Lanting

 

GSD Myelopathy – Fred Lanting

Hip Dysplasia Latest News – Fred Lanting

Options in Treatment for the Dysplastic Dog – Fred Lanting

Orthopedic Problems in Hocks – Fred Lanting

PennHIP:  Misconceptions and Misinformation – Fred Lanting

What Happens to the PennHIP Radiograph?  Technique and Reporting Process – Fred Lanting

Dog Poisons and Dangerous Toys – Fred Lanting

The Stifles – Fred Lanting 

Breed Value Procedure for Hip Dysplasia (From the July, 1998 SV HD News) – (Primarily for Veterinarians) translated by Fred Lanting

Calcinosis Cutis, Calcium Circumscripta, Canine Gout – Fred Lanting

Diseases of Puppyhood – Fred Lanting and Leland Carmichael, DVM, PhD

Digestive Tract Disorders – Fred Lanting

Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy – Fred Lanting

Legg Calvι Perthes Disease - Fred Lanting

Another Look at Elbows – Fred Lanting

Patella Luxations – Fred Lanting

Panosteitis – Fred Lanting

Spondylosis Deformans – Fred Lanting

You Be The Judge (PennHip vs OFA) – Fred Lanting

Wobbler Syndrome – Fred Lanting

Transitional Vertebral Segment (TVS) – Fred Lanting

Treatments for Elbow Disorders – Fred Lanting and S-E Olsson

Hip Dysplasia in the Border Collie - Janet E. Larson, United States Border Collie Club Newsletter, Summer 1994

Epilepsy - Alicia Aylward Marcinczyk

Canine Idiopathic Epilepsy – Margaret Muns, D.V.M.

 

Notes on Cervical Spondlopathy (Wobbler’s Disease) taken from Lecture given by Hamish Denny, MA, VetMB, PhD, DSAO, FRCVS – Sierra Milton

Canine Hip Dysplasia – Is Early Surgery The Best Choice to Prevent Arthritis? - Ken Ninomiya, DVM

 

Canine Vaccination – Catherine O’Driscoll

Canine Health Census – Catherine O’Driscoll

How to Select Against Genetic Disease with Knowledge, not Hope – George Packard

 

Beating Bloat: An Analysis of Risk and Prevention – Sharon Pflaumer

Canine Vision - Mark Plonsky, Ph.D.

Giardiasis – Kay Pine, United States Border Collie Club Newsletter, Winter 1993

Lyme Disease - Kay Pine, United States Border Collie Club Newsletter, Summer 1995

Puppy First Visit - Eamon Patrick Riley

Easing Pain Isn’t Enough: K-State Veterinarians Research Medication and Food to Improve Treatment of Dogs with Osteoarthritis – James K. Roush

Rabies - F.T. Satalowich, DVM, MSPH and Jeanette L. Floss, D.V.M., M.S.

Canine Heartworm Disease - Elizabeth L. Settles, DVM

Canine Hip Dysplasia - Patricia Schenck, DVM, PhD

Hip Dysplasia in Growing Dogs:  Recommendations for Breeding and Nutrition – Dr. Cindy L. Shmon

Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy – Jill Swedlow

Panosteitis – Jill Swedlow

Osteochondritis Dessicans (OCD) – Jill Swedlow

Spondylolithesis (Wobblers Syndrome) – Jill Swedlow

No Gooies, No Irritation Ear Taping (Aftercare of the Cropped Ear) – Jill Swedlow

Vaccination Failures – University of Pennsylvania

Will Your Pet Benefit from Coenzyme Q-10 Supplementation? – Eugene S. Wagner, Ph.D.

Canine Hip Dysplasia - Olli Wuorimaa

Whites: Is It Worth the Risks? – J. P. Yousha

Update on Canine Lyme Disease – Veterinary Medicine

Canine Blastomycosis

Dog Show Crud (Bacterial Overgrowth)

 

 

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