Canine Distemper Many people may have heard of this disease but are not familiar with its symptoms. The initial symptoms of canine distemper are similar to those of a dog with a common cold: lethargy, weakness, and not eating. But let me tell you, distemper is much more dangerous. If your dog does not receive proper treatment, it can be dangerous to the point of death. Let’s get to know this disease and how to treat it if your dog is infected. And what are some ways to prevent your dog from getting distemper? Canine Distemper is a serious contagious disease of dogs and there is no specific cure. This disease is caused by a virus in the Morbillivirus group, which is an RNA virus that can cause disease in dogs and other animals in the same family as dogs, such as wolves, minks, skunks…
Providing diagnostic services with complete equipment and treating eye diseases in pets such as corneal ulcers, eye inflammation, excessive tearing, cataracts, glaucoma, etc. Veterinarians specializing in eye diseases will provide the most effective and best treatment.
Eyes are important organs in both dogs and cats. Having bright eyes means having good health. Do not neglect. If you find any abnormalities with your eyes, you should consult a veterinarian immediately. Symptoms 1. Eye mucus, eye pain, red eyes or abnormal whiteness 2. Decreased vision 3. Foreign objects or lumps in the eyes 4. Pets aged about 6 months - 1 year, check for breed-specific diseases 5. Cats and small dogs…
Dry Eye in Dogs (Dry Eye or Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca, KCS) Another eye disease in dogs that we often encounter is dry eye disease, which is an abnormality of the tear film that coats the eyes, resulting in dry eyes, inflammation of the cornea and conjunctiva. Symptoms of dry eye disease include frequent blinking, large swollen blood vessels in the conjunctiva, swelling of the conjunctiva, protruding third eyelid, mucus or pus, cornea with blood vessels, pigmentation or ulcers…
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