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CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIELS UK ONLINE Health - Articles, Tips and links to Related Sites |
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Predominately, Cavaliers are healthy, happy dogs but like many breeds they have conditions to which they are susceptible. (Walking Dandruff Mite) Episodic Falling sometimes called Falling Cavaliers or Collapsing Cavalier Syndrome, is a syndrome of muscle stiffness and collapse, the underlying cause of of which is still unknown.
Read more about it here: See: Nasal Mites Nasal mites are a common but rarely diagnosed mite that infects the nasal passages of dogs and wild canines. The scientific name for nasal mites is Pneumonyssoides caninum.
Read about it here: SYRINGOMYELIA Syringomyelia is a condition whereby fluid filled cavities develop within the spinal cord. Some refer to SM as “neck scratcher’s disease” because scratching in the air near the neck is a common sign. By Clare Rusbridge BVMS DipECVN MRCVS
By Carol Fowler
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HEALTH RESEARCH You can contribute to the DNA Research, by sending money to the UK Cavalier Club.
Please send a cheque to: Margaret Carter 47 The Ryde Hatfield Hertfordshire AL9 5DQ Cheques should be made out to: CKCS Club Research Fund Syringomyelia
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TIPS EAR PROBLEMS For prevention and treatment of ear conditions a useful product is Thornit.
A pinch in each ear once a month, or as part of the regular grooming process, stops any problems arising. FLEAS AND WORMS Garlic tablets or powder added to food daily can act as a repellent against flea and worm infestation Prevention, Treatment and Control of Fleas, Ear Mites and Sarcoptic Mange
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LINKS Includes important information on choosing a vet. Complementary Health Care, Vaccines, Feeding. Includes information on Kennels and Professional Services throughout Britain. Includes useful information on Nutrition. Comprehensive online source of pet care information |