Age Specific Health Issues

Under 1 year 
Trauma is more likely to be life ending in juvenile dogs (up to one year of age)-23% compared to adult dogs (greater than one year of age)-10%. from here
Spay/Neuter
Vaccinations
Respiratory Issues Emerge

Under 3 years
Warts and Histiocytomas (see lumps and bumps)

1-3 years
Environmental Allergies 

2-5 years
Hypothyroidism

3- 6 years
Intervertebral Disc Disease
Food Allergies ( below 1 and after 3 years)

Senior Dogs 6 yrs +





















Organs/Glands

Hypothyroidism
Pancreatitis
Liver Disease in Dogs + the Pancreas
Heart Disease and Cardiology
Anal Glands



























































Overview

PERSPECTIVE ON HEALTH ISSUES
Top ten reasons all dogs go to the Vet
1. Ear Infection
2. Skin Allergy
3. Skin Infection/Hot Spots
4. Gastritis/Vomiting
5. Enteritis/Diarrhea
6. Arthritis
7. Bladder Infection
8. Soft Tissue Trauma
9. Non-cancerous Tumor
10. Hypothyroidism


Breed Specific Health Issues



Age Specific Health Issues

Behavior Related Health Issues
































Resources

RESEARCH
Trusted Sites


PROFESSIONAL HELP
American College of Veterinary Medicine
www.avma.org
American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
www.acvim.org
American College of Veterinary Surgeons
www.acvs.org



Find a Specialist
Find an Integrative vet
Find a Holistic vet


ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES
Veterinary Acupuncture
Massage


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Emergencies




















































Breed Specific

General



Muscoskeletal

Respiratory
Breathing Problems - Videos

Skin
Health Survey Comparisons indicate an increase in skin disorders
Frenchie Skin Disorders Lori Hunt DVM

















































Eye Problems




























































Skin Problems




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Urinary Problems

Urinary Tract Information
Your Dog's Bladder Infection- read the comments also
Managing complicated urinary tract infections
Antibiotic guidelines for dogs with urinary tract disease


Struvite Crystals
Struvite crystals in and of themselves are a normal finding in the dog and require no treatment of any kind. They often form in urine after collection ................ From here.


Struvite Stones

Incontinence























































Muscoskeletal Problems















































Neurological Problems

The Neurological Examination






















































Respiratory Problems

Snoring
Breathing Problems

















































Digestive Problems

Diahrrea






















































Ear Problems

















































General

ParasitesFleasHeartwormTicks