Hypothyroidism in dogs is one of the most over diagnosed diseases in dogs, mostly because it has symptoms that are common in other hormonal imbalance disorders like Cushing’s, Addison’s, or diabetes mellitus. The simple definition of canine hypothyroidism is that your dog’s body has lower levels of thyroid hormones than your dog needs to thrive. […]
Weimaraner Health Problems
Natural Treatment for Cushing’s in Dogs
A natural treatment for Cushings certainly starts with your dog’s diet. But it does not stop there. There are also some relatively inexpensive and effective supplements that can help you control your dog’s Cushing’s disease. Cortisol – Good or Bad for Your Dog? Every dog has cortisol in his body. In normal dogs, it helps […]
To Treat Canine Cushing’s, You Need a Firm Diagnosis
In order to treat canine Cushing’s, you need to know which of the 3 types of Cushing’s disease your dog has. That is why it is so important to determine which type your dog has, and to confirm that your dog’s symptoms are, in fact, due to Cushing’s disease. Most people want to know if […]
How Serious is Cushing’s Disease in Dogs?
Cushing’s in dogs, also known as hypercortisolism and hyperadrenocorticism, is one of the most common hormonal diseases in dogs. Although not exactly the same, the terms Cushing’s disease and Cushing’s syndrome are generally used interchangeably. There are actually 3 possible causes for this disease, and the symptoms for all three are the same. The difference […]
What are the Symptoms of Canine Addison’s Disease?
The symptoms of canine Addison’s disease are tricky to diagnose clinically. Addison’s symptoms often appear and then go away, coming and going over time. This makes it really easy to ignore your Weimaraner’s symptoms, as you think the problem has resolved itself. However, even though your dog’s symptoms fade away, you need to keep track […]
Canine Addison’s Disease
Canine Addison’s disease is also called hypoadrenocorticism. It is a disease that usually affects female dogs that are young to middle-aged. The average age of a dog with Addison’s is 4 years old when she is diagnosed, but old dogs can’t be ruled out. Not only do dogs get Addison’s, but horses, cats and people can also acquire […]
Dog Hormone Diseases in Weimaraners
Dog hormone diseases are common in every breed of dog, every age dog and in both male and female dogs. Irregularities in your dog’s endocrine or hormonal system can wreak havoc with your dog’s body and make him very ill. What Part Does the Endocrine System Play in Dog Diseases? The endocrine system is a […]
Blasto in Dogs
Blasto or North American Blastomycosis is a fungal infection that is most often found in young male dogs, especially hunting dogs, who spend lots of time outdoors. Sometimes seen in female dogs, blastomycosis most often affects younger male dogs that are between two and four years old. When female dogs are infected, they are more […]
Dog Bloat Symptoms
Dog bloat symptoms appear within an hour or two after a dog has eaten a big meal. Quick diagnosis and treatment can save your dog’s life. So, if you have a dog whose breed is prone to getting bloat, it is important to be able to recognize the symptoms, so that you can take your […]
Dog Skin Allergies
Dog skin allergies in Weimaraners are most often caused by flea allergies or food allergies. Fortunately the Weimaraner breed is not a highly allergic breed. However, if your dog does develop allergies, prompt attention will prevent the irritated spots from turning into full-fledged hot spots. Fortunately, in most cases, the itching and irritation can be […]
