Arthritis in dogs often manifests itself as a painful inflammation of the joints, which can be triggered by various factors such as bacterial infections, fungal growths or rheumatic processes. A weakened immune system or wear and tear of the joint cartilage can also play a role, leading to significant restrictions on movement.
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Arthrosis leads to significant joint wear, often caused by long-term breakdown of cartilage and insufficient synovial fluid, which leads to chronic pain and stiffness.
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Bad breath in dogs is often caused by bacteria and can indicate dental problems.
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The Cauda Equina syndrome refers to a serious neurological disease caused by the narrowing and compression of the nerve roots in the area of the lower spinal cord, especially in the transition from the lumbar vertebra to the sacrum, is characterized.
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This disease leads to the death of the spinal cord and usually affects large dog breeds. Early administration of vitamin B can have a supportive effect.
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Dogs can also suffer from dementia, especially in old age. Adapted handling and supportive measures can improve the quality of life.
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From food intolerances to stress, the reasons for gastrointestinal problems are diverse. A healthy intestine is essential for your dog's well-being.
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A herniated disc in dogs can be caused by several factors, which often coincide. Not only can it cause paralysis, but damage to the spinal cord and nerve pathways is also possible.
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Hip joint dysplasia (HD) is often genetically determined or occurs over the course of life. It is particularly found in overbred breeds and can lead to severe pain and restricted mobility.
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Incontinence in dogs can have a variety of causes, from bladder weakness to more serious conditions such as spondylosis.
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Patellar luxation, often caused by congenital misalignments, can lead to serious knee problems. Overbreeding is a known risk factor.
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The main form of the disease is called polymyositis. It is a rare autoimmune disease. It is an inflammatory disease in which the dog's immune system mistakenly attacks its own tissues in the body.
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Radius curvus syndrome (short ulna syndrome, carpus valgus) in dogs is an orthopedic disease caused by an abnormal curvature and growth disorder of the forelimb bones , particularly the radius (spoke) and the ulna (ulna).
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Spondylosis describes degenerative changes in the spine that can lead to nerve damage and associated problems such as paralysis or incontinence.
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Vestibular syndrome is a neurological disorder that affects the dog's balance system. It is often referred to as geriatric vestibular syndrome when it occurs in older dogs.
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Tartar and plaque are common in domestic dogs and can lead to serious illnesses.
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This overview serves as a first indication of the wide range of health problems that dogs can face. For a more in-depth look, please visit the linked pages for each disease.
Ms. Dr. med. vet. Sibylle Ott plays a central role in our team at DOG FIT by PreThis®. As an experienced veterinarian, she makes a crucial contribution to the development of our products. Their expertise and deep understanding of the needs of dogs go into every formula we create. It is a valuable treasure for our team and for your dog's health.
