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BLOAT
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Testing
and Selection
American Temperament Testing
Association
(www.atts.org)
PANS Working Dog Evaluation
(www.malinut.com/write/paws.shtml)
Obedience Links
Canine Good Citizen Program
(www.akc.org/love/cgc/index.cfm)
Health and Nutrition:
Great Dane Health Foundation of America, Inc.
(www.gdhfa.org)
CHIC
(http://www.caninehealthinfo.org/)
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| CANCER
CARDIAC
DYSPLASIA
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FEEDING / FOODS
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the Best Dog Food for the
Money - cost per feeding and the
energy values in foods
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Breed Specific Feeding and
Nutrition - addressing the issue
of dog breed specific nutritional requirements, definitions
for wording used on dog food labels, AAFCO testing of dog
food and alternatives to feeding your dog a commercial
all-breed dog food - by William Cusick
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Canine Vitamin Advisor
- "intended to provide individualized suggestions of vitamin
and herb supplements for generally healthy dogs"
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Dog Eat Dog - What's Inside
the Food We Feed - by Frenchie
breeder Carol Gravestock-Taylor
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Dog Food Comparison Charts
- compiled by a Doberman breeder, this site provides
information on commercial dog foods; also information on raw
feeding
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Dog Food Ingredients -
Definitions - AAFCO definitions of
items food in dog food
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Dry Dog Food Comparison
Charts - lists protein and fat %,
the first 3 ingredients and preservatives of many popular
brands of kibble; kcals also provided on some brands
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<NEW>Feeding Garlic and
Onions - from the Petdiets.com web
site's FAQ; the connection between anemia and garlic/onions
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Feeding the Canine Athlete
for Optimum Performance - an
article by Dr. Robert Gillette, from the American Canine
Sports Medicine Association website
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Nutrition for Companion
Carnivores - an article on feeding
the BARF diet; by Betty Lewis, RVT, Dr. A. N.
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Pet Food - 10 "Secrets"
- "10 Secrets Pet Food Companies Don't Want You to Know"
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Practical Canine Nutrition
- information to make informed choices; by Margaret Muns,
DVM
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Relationship of Nutrition to
Developmental Skeletal Disease in Young Dogs
- from Veterinary Clinical Nutrition; "Of the nutritional
components, rate of growth, specific nutrients, food amounts
consumed, and feeding methods influence skeletal disease."
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<NEW>Should
Your Dog Eat BARF? - article from the VetCentric
website regarding the raw foods diet
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Truth in Advertising
- not all nutraceuticals live up to their claims
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What to Feed Borzoi
- an article on breed specific feeding, by William Cusick
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What's in Your Pet's Food
Dish? - by Trina Nowak, B.Sc.Agr.,
DVetHom
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What's Really in Pet Food
- report from the Animal Protection Institute
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| FIRST AID
GENERAL INFORMATION
HOLISTIC CARE / MEDICINE
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Alt Vet Med
- Alternative, Complementary & Holistic Veterinary medicine
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Holistic Pet Care Sites
- a listing of sites dealing with natural pet care
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Nosodes
- article on the advantages of using nosodes by Dr Donna
Starita Mahan
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Coprophagia in the Canine
- a study intended to provide epidemiological information
about the incidence of the behavior in the canine population
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Corpulent Canines
- is your dog fit or fat?
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Cruciate Ligament Rupture
- informaton from the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
at UC Davis
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Cushing's Disease
(Hyperadrenocortism) - information
from the Textbook of Veterinary Medicine, 1995. (requires a
PDF reader)
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Erlichiosis
- information on this tick-borne disease
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Guide to Recognizing Bone
Diseases - information on three
common bone diseases - OCD, HOD and Pano
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<NEW>
Heartworm Life Cycle
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Heatstroke
- article on heatstroke prevention and treatment, by Dr
Henry De Boer, Jr
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy
- bone disease that usually affects young, rapidly growing,
large breed dogs
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy
- article by Jill Swedlow; from a Great Dane website
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Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy
(HOD) - an in-depth article
written by Fred Lanting
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Immune System and Disease
Resistance - article by Dr W Jean
Dodds, DVM
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Intestinal Parasites
- a listing of common intestinal parasites from the
Veterinary Information Service
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Invertebral Disk Disease
- diagnosis, symptoms and treatment
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Invertebral Disk Disease
- from the Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists
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Liver (Portosystemic) Shunt
- information regarding this congenital problem, from a
Maltese website
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More About HOD
- by Linda Arndt of BlackWatch Danes; lots of information
regarding causes, nutrition and treatment
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Addison's Disease
(Hypoadrenocortism) - from the
Encyclopedia of Canine Veterinary Medical Information
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Anesthesia in Sighthounds
- article by Mitchell Kornett, DVM; from the SCOA website
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Anesthesia in the Greyhound
- information on various anesthetics and their effects
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Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia
- Meisha's Hope webpage
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Blastomycosis
- information on this potentially devastating fungal disease
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Bleeding Disorders
(Treatment) - article by Dr. Jean
Dodds
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Building Confidence in a Shy
or Omega Dog - article explores
"ways to help build confidence in a dog that is shy or
scares easily, as well as dogs that may not be shy, but are
on the bottom rung of the hierarchy ladder"
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Canine Autoimmune Hemolytic
Anemia - "much attention has been
given recently to AIHA due to evidence linking the process
of vaccinating with the manifestation of this sometimes
life-threatening disease"
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Canine Autoimmune Hemolytic
Anemia - a chronicle of Meisha, a
terrier who survived for many years after her diagnosis with
this disease
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Canine Epilepsy Research
- Canine Epilepsy Project is a collaborative study into the
causes of epilepsy in dogs. It is supported by grants from
the AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF), individual breed
clubs and private donations.
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Canine Epilepsy Resource
Center - home of the Epil-K9 list,
whose purpose is to discuss canine epilepsy and seizures;
site also has many links for epilepsy information
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Canine Longevity Project
- a research study being conducted by the Michigan
University College of Veterinary Medicine; follow this link
to enter information regarding your dog
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CDC - Center for Disease
Control - a link to their Division
of Parasitic Diseases
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Chinese Medicine for American
Pets - many dog owners are turning
to alternative methods for treating their canines
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Muscle Injuries
- from the LSU orthopedics website
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Panosteitis
- information on this disease often referred to as "growing
pains", common in large breeds
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<NEW>
Parvo FAQs - faqsheet
compiled from a variety of internet resources
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Parvovirus
- one of the more in-depth articles on this devastating
disease
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<NEW>
Rage Syndrome - article by
Lyn Johnson, DVM, from the English Springer Spaniel Field
Trial Association website
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Resistant Autoimmune
Thrombocytopenia and and Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia in Dogs
- notes from Joanne Dickson
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Ruptured Anterior Cruciate
Ligament - recognizing a possible
rupture and treatment options
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Ruptured Cranial Cruciate
Ligament - article from
PetPlace.com
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Umbilical Hernias
- differentiating between a "true hernia" and a "delayed
closure"; from the BreederVet site
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Unilateral Hip Dysplasia
- article by Dr. M C Wakeman, on the BreederVet site
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<NEW>
Von Willebrand's Disease -
By Linda Aronson, DVM, BCCA Health Committee; from the
Beardie Bulletin
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Why a Post-Mortem Exam?
- the importance of utilizing post-mortems
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Wobbler's Syndrome
(Spondylolithesis) - collection of
information on this disease affecting the vertebrae
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POISON
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ASPCA Animal Poison Control
Center - features a monthly
column, veterinary abstracts and manuscripts on the subjects
of toxins; they also have a call center
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Poisonous Plants
- from Cornell University - "a growing reference that
includes plant images, pictures of affected animals and
presentations concerning the botany, chemistry, toxicology,
diagnosis and prevention of poisoning of animals by plants
and other natural flora"
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Poisons
- from the AVMA - a listing of common small animal poisons
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THYROID
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VACCINATIONS
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Critter Fixer
- website of Dr. Bob Rogers, a Texas vet who promotes the
newer view regarding vaccination protocols. His website is a
wealth of information and advice regarding vaccinating your
pets.
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Small Animal Vaccination
Protocol - from the University of
Colorado Veterinary Teaching Hospital
- <NEW>Vaccinations
and Vaccinosis - Wendy Volhard discusses
overvaccination and the potential for vaccinosis
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Vaccines: Potential Problems
- article by Wendy Volhard and Kerry Brown, DVM on the
possible problems of vaccines; includes a recommended
vaccination schedule; difference between killed virus and
modified live vaccines
- <NEW>Vaccinosis
- article with Dr. Richard Pitcairn discussing chronic
disease as a result of overvaccination
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VISION
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