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All dogs pant, because that is the only way they can cool off, since dogs do not sweat. But a normal breathing rate is 24 breaths when resting and 30 when active. Dogs should not make rattling, groaning or choking noises when breathing. If a dog has...
Staffordshire Bull Terriers are hardy dogs with few known health problems when acquired from a responsible, reputable breeder. Hip dysplasia, cataracts and luxating patellas are seen in the breed. The inherited eye condition PHPV (Persistent Hyperplastic...
French Bulldogs are a much-loved breed due to their short faces, and small, squatty bodies, but unfortunately the physical characteristics that make them so popular can also lead to serious health problems. French Bulldog health problems, while they may...
Though bulldogs are not listed as predisposed to seizures according to Pethealth101.com, there are potential causes. They are a brachycephalic breed--meaning they have short, flat noses--which can create issues causing seizures.
Dogs snore because their airways are partially blocked as they sleep. When the airways become more narrow, they begin to vibrate together to cause the snoring.
There are three main causes of allergies in dogs, and to confuse matters further, some allergy-prone dogs can be reactive to multiple allergens. The most common allergens are atopic or inhalant: airborne pollens, dust mites and molds. Flea allergies are...
English bulldogs are one of the most popular breeds of dogs because of their size and temperament. Once used for bull-baiting, today bulldogs are one of the best breeds for city living. While the English bulldog is considered the classic bulldog, there...
Dogs can have breathing problems for a variety of reasons. Dogs with brachycephalic or snub-nosed faces like bulldogs or Pekingese are especially susceptible to breathing difficulties because of the shape of their faces. These dogs need to stay out of...
Stamina is the physical or mental energy and strength that enables one to do something for a long period of time. Just like humans, dogs must train and be in shape to obtain the stamina needed for the request at hand.
Dental problems have serious health consequences for dogs. In fact, PetPlace.com estimates that 85 percent of dogs over two years old show early signs of tooth problems caused by dental periodontitis. It is the most common disease in small animals. If...
The British bulldog is a popular breed easily recognizable by its physical appearance. English bulldog, bulldog and bully are common terms for the breed. Known for being tough, the bulldog is the official mascot of the United States Marine Corps and...
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, flatulence occurs when gas accumulates in a dog's intestinal tract and colon. It is the expulsion of this gas that most people find unpleasant.
Acepromazine maleate in veterinary medicine is in the class of drugs called tranquilizers or sedatives. It is a relatively benign drug and is considered safe with a low order of toxicity. In most dogs, acepromazine quickly produces a mentally relaxed...
Bulldog puppies are just about the cutest puppies there are. Those big heads and chubby bodies are so teddy bear-like that you just have to pick them up and give them a big hug--and take them home. However, because of some physical characteristics and...
Acepromazine is a sedative often prescribed by veterinarians for pets during travel or other stressful situations. As with any medication, acepromazine may cause various side effects, ranging from mild to severe. It is highly advisable to carefully...
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