Twelve Famous Dog Type and illness problems.

Siberian Husky: Immune System Disorders / Autoimmune Disorders
Autoimmune Disorders is a malfunction of the immune system which makes the body attacks its own tissues. Siberian Husky dog seems prone to a variety of autoimmune disorders problems, most of which affect the skin. This condition can cause sores and hair loss, often on the face. This immune dysfunction can affect the skin and eyes and can cause eye problems such as glaucoma and cataracts. Treatment for this disorder is corticosteroids to block the immune system attacks the body.

 

Bulldog: Respiratory Problems
Bulldogs are prone to respiratory problems. Small nostrils, elongated soft palate and a narrow trachea is the reason why the bulldog can snore while sleeping and they could be in a life-threatening emergency if it is in a very hot air condition or fatigue. That's why it's important to keep greyhounds remain in cool conditions during the summer and do not ever give excessive exercise.

 

Pug: Eye Problems  

With a pug face and large protruding eyes, pug at risk for eye problems. The most serious problem is the eyeballs out of place. This could happen if the pug dog had an accident or a fight with another dog. If this happens, close your eyes with a wet cloth and rushed the dog to the vet. The vet can put her back in place, although it is uncertain whether the vision is still good because it depends on the level of damage.

Labrador Retriever: Overweight / Obesity
Any dog ​​can become overweight, but dog labrador most vulnerable to this. And just like humans, obesity can cause health problems in dogs. Labrador requires daily exercise full of energetic. If labrador dogs often require more food, try to give raw carrots, green beans, or apples for a snack. Because it is easier to prevent than to lose weight, then you should consult with your doctor in planning proper diet for your dog.

 

Beagle: Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a brain problem that can cause seizures, it seems more common in beagle dogs than other breeds. Dogs affected by epilepsy usually experience a seizure at the age of 6 months to 3 years. Although epilepsy can not be cured, if frequent seizures (more than one month) can be treated with anti-seizure medications.

  

Shih Tzu: Wobbly kneecaps / kneecap shifts
Wobbly kneecaps or pattelar luxation is very common in the type of toy-sized dogs such as shih tzu. In patellar luxation, the kneecap is sometimes out / removed from its place which causes the dog to limp or limp. Kneecap will usually go back to a place by itself, but in severe cases, surgery may be needed to correct the problem and prevent joint inflammation / arthritis.

 

Dachshund / Tekel: Back Issues
Because of his long, dachshund at high risk for back injury and spinal disc problems (spinal disk: soft bones that become a liaison between the bones of the spine to the neck). The best way to keep your dachshund is to maintain ideal body weight. Excessive weight can weigh on his back. Also, try also to restrict up the stairs and jump off of furniture, because it can also put pressure on his back.

 

Poodle: Glaucoma Poodle dog is one of the few types of dogs are at high risk for serious eye problems. Glaucoma is a buildup of fluid in the eye that causes pressure, pain, and ending with blindness. In the early, glaucoma can be treated with medication, but when it got worse, and even eliminate eye surgery that has been exposed may be required.

 

Rottweiler: Problems Joints
Large breeds like rottweiler dog at risk for a variety of joint problems, including hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, arthritis, osteochondrosis dissecans and (OCD). Provide a balanced amount of food that can help joint health rottweiler.

Chihuahua: Collapsing trachea (windpipe Abnormalities)
Is your chihuahua dog wheezing sound when he's excited? he may have collapsed trachea, which is common in toy-sized breed of dog. Some dogs live with collapsing trachea and was not troubled by it, while there are other dogs in need of treatment. In severe cases, surgery may be needed to shore up the windpipe open.

Pomeranian: Fur loss / baldness
Pomeranian dogs are prone to a disease called alopecia X adrenal glands (also called X-type baldness or black skin disease) that can cause hair loss. Alopecia X is usually starts when the dog is young. Hair loss is caused by excess production of sex hormones. Melatonin supplements can help overcome them.

 

 

Maltese: Disease "Little White Dog Shaker Syndrome"
as the name suggests, the disease "Little White Dog Shaker Syndrome" is a condition that causes the whole body to vibrate and usually experienced by a small fluffy white dogs (although dogs with other coat color can also be affected by this disease). It is caused by inflammation of the cerebellum that causes vibrations that can make a dog until almost unable to walk. But the good news is that the disease can be treated with corticosteroids, is not painful for the dog and will usually subside after a couple of weeks ago.