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Caused by a deficiency of adrenal cortex hormones. Symptoms include weight loss, fatigue and vomiting.

Dogs can be allergic to a variety of things, including foods and pollen. Symptoms can include runny eyes, itching, and skin rashes.

The abnormal deposit of protein in the body's organs.

Arthritis is the wearing down of cartilage and loss of fluid that surrounds the joints, caused by over-use, injury or age. Arthritis can also be inflammatory, which is caused by auto-immune disorders, viruses or infection. Arthritis Info

This refers to a wide variety of diseases that are caused when the immune system attacks the body's own cells and tissue.

A rare neurological problem that affects the muscles and movement in young Ibizan Hound puppies. Symptoms from a few litters led to the naming of the disease, but it has not been seen in the past decade.

Bladder infections can be caused by a variety of infectious agents. Symptoms can include pain and blood in the urine.

Stones can be formed in the bladder or kidneys from minerals contained in the urine. Pain may be present, and severe blockage can occur.

There are several causes of bleeding disorders in dogs, which can result in internal or external bleeding. (see Von Willebrand's)

Distention of the stomach, whereas the contents cannot pass into the intestines, giving a bloated look to the loin area.. It can be caused by large amounts of food or water. The stomach can eventually twist, requiring emergency veterinary care.

Problems with breathing can be caused by allergies, but can also be caused by the shape of the muzzle in short-nosed breeds such as the Bulldog.

There are many types of cancer. It is generally the result of cells in the body that multiply and spread in an abnormal manner.

A condition which causes abnormalities in the heart muscle.

Cataracts can be attributed to several causes, including the aging process, injury or heredity. (See juvenile cataracts.)

A progressive disease of the brain. Symptoms include an unsteady gait.

A hereditary disease which affects the nerve cells. Typically, symptoms of extreme fear, and unsteady gait begin at 18 months of age.

Prolapse of the third eyelid, appearing as a red swollen mass in the eye.

A problem where the trachea partly collapses, causing coughing.

This disease causes the eye to develop improperly. A small percentage of affected dogs go blind from the disease.

A condition involving faulty muscles of the esophagus that can usually be detected in young puppies. Symptoms include regurgitating food shortly after eating.

An inherited disease in which the body stores and releases too much copper. It leads to liver disease.

A degenerative disease of the cornea of the eye.

The tearing of a ligament in the stifle joint.

A disease that affects the muscles of the head, causing weakness.

A bone disease that produces excess bone along the jaw, causing problems opening and closing the jaw.

A lump in the skin that is filled with a soft material. Some cysts remain small; however, they often become larger in size.

The formation of cystine stones in the bladder and kidneys.

Many things can cause deafness in dogs, such as ear infection or injury, certain drugs, old age or heredity. One or both ears may be affected.

A nerve disorder that causes progressive weakening of the rear legs.

An inflammation of the skin that can be caused by allergies, contact with a irritant, or internal causes.

A disease which produces a skin rash and muscle weakness.

A cyst-like growth along the neck or back that becomes impacted with debris.

A disease in which the body does not produce, produce enough of, or properly use insulin. Causes include diet and heredity.

A thickening of the outer layer of skin of the foot pad caused by faulty keratin production.

A degeneration of the vertebrae and surrounding support structures of the spine.

Abnormal growth of extra eyelashes that can sometimes irritate the eye.

See Keratoconjuncivitis sicca.

A disorder that causes stunted growth. Typically hereditary.

Ear infections can be caused by a variety of culprits, including bacteria and yeast. Redness, odor, discharge and pain are typical symptoms.

Stray eyelashes that emerge through the eyelid and can interfere with the eye and cause pain.

The eyelid droops away from the eye, making the eye prone to infection.

A defect of the connective tissue that causes skin and joint problems.

A progressive, deteriorating problem in the elbow whereas the joint breaks down and cannot move efficiently. Cause is thought to be a hereditary tendency. Over-nutrition of puppies and fast growth in larger dogs are thought to contribute to poor formation of the joints. Minor dysplasia may go unnoticed, but pain is present in more severe cases.

The eyelid turns inward, causing irritation. May require surgery.

This term refers to symptoms of repeated seizures over time. If the cause can be found, then the epilepsy is secondary. If the cause cannot be found, it is called idiopathic epilepsy. Some cases of idiopathic epilepsy may be hereditary in nature.

A disfunction of the pancreas which causes dogs to loose the ability to digest protein. Loose stools and weight loss result.

Eyelashes sometimes grow inward and rub on and irritate the eye.

Can be caused by bacteria or virus. Discharge may be present. Consult your veterinarian for diagnoses and treatment to prevent possible loss of vision. Clear, watery discharge may be a sign of allergies. Some breeds are more prevalent to tear staining around the eyes.

An inherited kidney disorder caused by deposits of protein within the kidney.

In this disease the renal tubes of the kidneys fail to properly absorb nutrients. It is treatable if caught early.

Causes paralysis due to cartilage-like materials that lodge in blood vessels of the spine.

The term used for eye diseases that cause blindness through damage to the optic nerve.

A progressive disease of the brain and spinal cord.

An immune system disorder that affects the thyroid gland.

An irregular beating of the heart muscle that may occur sporadically.

There are many types of heart disease and it can affect the valves or the muscular structure of the heart. Some forms are a result of viruses or other diseases. Others are present at birth and some can be hereditary.

A cancer that originates in the blood vessels and spleen.

Hemolytic anemia is a condition where the red blood cells break up, resulting in fewer red blood cells. There is a variety of causes including viruses and parasites.

Abnormal bleeding caused by a deficiency in the clotting agents of the blood.

A serious hereditary kidney disease.

A disease in which the production of thyroid hormone is above normal.

Possibly caused by an infection, this disease causes painful lameness of young dogs.

Low blood sugar levels. Causes include lack of food and hormone imbalances.

A disease in which the production of thyroid hormone is below normal.

A variety of diseases caused by an immune system that does not function properly.

See Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

The dog cannot properly utilize nutrients from food. This causes weight loss and diarrhea.

The cushioning agents around the vertebrae of the spine degenerate, which can lead to rupture of the disc.

A cataract of the eye that forms within the first few years of life. Some cataracts are believed to be hereditary.

An inflammation of the eye that can lead to ulcers.

A lack of tears which leads to conjunctivitis and corneal scarring.

There are many causes of kidney disease including bacteria, poisoning and heredity. Damaged kidneys cannot properly perform their function, including regulating blood pressure, calcium and phosphorous levels.

See bladder/kidney stones.

The lens of the eye becomes detached.

Due to a deformity, blood cannot go through the liver and bypasses it. Blood that is normally detoxified by the liver becomes full of toxins.

A cancer that affects the lymph nodes.

A tumor that is located in the mammary (under-chest) area of female dogs.

An eye disorder where either the globe or surrounding tissue is missing upon birth.

The mitral valve regulates blood flow in the heart. Disease or hereditary defect can cause damage to the valve and cause it to function improperly.

A muscle disorder which causes a stiff gait, difficulty getting up, and trouble swallowing.

Pigment granules decrease the effectiveness of fluid drainage from the eyes. Increased pressure in the eyes result.

This occurs when the fontanel (soft spot where the bones of the skull join at the top of the head) does not close properly at a few months of age.

Degeneration of the cartilage of the joints due to wear and tear.

A fracture of cartilage which leads to deterioration in a joint.

A disease in which the bones do not grow and join properly. This can cause Osteochondritis Dessicans.

The most common bone tumor.

Lameness that occurs in puppies and young dogs. It is limited in duration and the disease eventually resolves itself.

An inflammation of the skin around the toe nails.

The spinal area becomes stiff and painful. High fever may be present.

A serious heart defect that is present at birth.

A disease which affects a developing fetus' eyes and causes deposits on the back of the lens.

An eye problem that is caused when the fetal membrane does not reabsorb completely after birth.

Caused by a lack of the enzyme that metabolizes glucose into energy. Weakness, muscle cramps, lack of energy and dark urine can result.

A dark brown pigment that grows across the white part of the eye. May cause blindness.

A nerve disorder of young puppies that severely affects the muscles.

A slow, progressive deterioration of the retina which can lead to blindness. Believed to be hereditary.

Protein and plasma is lost through a damaged gastrointestinal tract. Symptoms include diarrhea and weight loss.

A disease of the lungs that causes scarring and difficulty breathing. A dry cough may be present.

A narrowing of the valve from the heart to the lungs.

A disease that affects the red blood cells and causes anemia.

A condition in which a dog is born with a under-developed kidney.

Abnormal development of the retina of the eye, which can range from mild symptoms to blindness.

An inflammation of the oil glands of the skin.

See Ceroid Lipofuscinosis.

A defect of the aortic valve which partially obstructs blood flow from the heart.

An inflammatory connective tissue disease that affects many organs.

A condition that involves four specific defects of the heart.

See Hypothyroidism; Hyperthyroidism

A condition in which the eyelashes grow towards the eyeball, causing pain.

This occurs when uric acid is excreted from the kidneys. This can cause what is termed "bronzing" (a bronze hue to the skin) and urinary stones.

A bleeding disorder caused by the absence of a blood clotting protein. The blood does not clot properly, and the dog may bleed profusely if cut. It can be hereditary in certain breeds, but can also be a secondary problem caused by another disorder.

A tremor that occurs in some young small-breed dogs.

A malformation of the vertebrae of the neck, which causes pressure on the spinal cord and typically results in an uncoordinated rear gait.