Posts Tagged ‘veterinary’

Study of more than two million UK dogs finds six breeds more prone to diarrhea

Cockapoo standing in a backyard during golden hour, looking alert and healthy.

Research led by the Royal Veterinary College, published June 11, showed six breeds — Maltese, Miniature Poodle, Cavapoo, German Shepherd, Yorkshire Terrier and Cockapoo — were significantly more likely to receive a diarrhea diagnosis, and dogs three years and under and those nine and older faced higher odds. Read On…

Nineteen flat‑faced dogs highlighted for chronic breathing risks from brachycephalic syndrome

A relaxed flat-faced dog (brachycephalic) sitting on a shaded suburban patio in golden hour light

Flat‑faced dogs are prone to brachycephalic airway syndrome, which causes noisy breathing, exercise and heat intolerance, and other respiratory complications. Veterinary guidance emphasizes maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding hot, humid conditions. Read On…

RVC VetCompass analysis finds marked breed risks for canine haemangiosarcoma

Dogue de Bordeaux on an examination table in a veterinary clinic, photographed in natural light

Researchers at the RVC used VetCompass data to quantify breed and demographic risk for haemangiosarcoma in UK dogs, identifying several breeds with substantially increased odds of diagnosis and underscoring diagnostic challenges in first‑opinion practice. Read On…