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What is Immunodeficiency?

Dec 30, 2016 Audra Lynn

Tags abnormal platelets, Albinism, albinism coat, albinism iris, anorexia, B-cell, bacterial infection, Basenji, Beagles, bojne marrow transplant, Bordatella, bovine grwoth hormone, Bull Terriers, C3 Deficiency, Canine Granulocytopathy Syndrome, Canine Leucocyte Adhesion Deficiency, Chediak-Higashi Syndrome, Combines Immunodeficiency, Cyclic Haematopoiesis of Grey Collies, Death, dermatitis, Dilution of hair color, Disorders, footpad, Foxhounds, German Shepherd, Gingivitis, Growth Hormone Deficiency, haemorrhages, Haemorrhagesgastrointestinal infections, heose monophosphate, Hight white blood cell, Inappetance, infection of umbilicus, infections, interstitial pneumonia, Irish Setters, Lethal Acrodermatitis, lithium Carbonate, Lymph Node Enlargement, Metaphyseal Osteodystrophy, neutrophil, Neutrophlis, omphalophlebitis, paronechia, Parvovirus, Pelger-Huet Anomaly, photophobia, Poor growth rate, Poorly healing wounds, Post-natal infection, premature death, QZ, Radius, Respiratory disease, respiratory infection, Seizures, sever infections, Shar Pei, Skin disease, T-cell, Ulna, Zinc deficiency, `

The following are congenital diseases that cause immunodeficiency : Canine Leucocyte Adhesion Deficiency / Canine Granulocytopathy SyndromeCanine granulocytopathy syndrome (now called canine leucocyte adehesion deficiency) has been reported to be an inherited autosomal recessive trait in Irish Setters and the condition has been reviewed recently in a report (Trowald-Wigh G. et al Journal of Small Animal Practice (2000) Vol41 p211-217). With this disorder neutrophils have impaired phagocytosis and have impaired ability to kill bacteria due to lack of adhesion proteins (integrins CD11b/CD18, b2-integrins). Deficiency of these proteins prevents leucocytes from leaving blood vessels - so poor numbers are found in tissues...

Dangerous Food for your dog

Dec 10, 2016 Audra Lynn

Tags alcohol, ASPCA Poison hotline, Avocado, baking powder, baking soda, bones, caffeine, chocolate, coffee, dark chocolate, diarrhea, fat trimmings, fruits, garlic, Grapes, Kitcen pantry, lean meats, macadamia nuts, medicine, nutmeg, onions, OTC, overthe counter medicine, pasta, peaches, persimmons, plums, pork bones, Posionous foods for dogs, Raisins, raw eggs, raw fish, raw meat, salt, seizures, sugars, sugary foods, surgary drinks, tea, theobramine, toxic food for dgs, tremmors, uncooked bones, vegetables, vomiting, white chocolate, white rice, Xylitol, yeast dough

There are a lot of foods your dog should never eat. Some foods are dangerous for your dog and some of these common foods may surprise you. Xylitol: Gum, candy, toothpaste, backed goods, and some diet foods contain Xylitol. It can cause dangerous effects in your dogs such as liver failure, and cause your dog's blood sugar to drop. Symptoms to watch for are vomiting, lethargy, and coordination problems. Your dog could ever have seizures. Liver failure can happen in a matter of days! Avocado: Avocados contain persin. Too much of this might be poisonous to your dog. Keep your...