REGALWISE WHITE SHEPHERD DOGS
Health Topics Links
In
the
spring of 2000, the American White Shepherd
Association sponsored a Health & Genetics
survey of 1000 White Shepherds. The results
were analyzed by Dr. George Padgett and the report
is available to anyone interested. To
download a copy of the report, click here and fill
out a short form.
AWSA
HEALTH & GENETICS REPORT
To join a discussion list about the results of the
Health & Genetics Survey,
please click here to go to the e-groups website
and click on "SUBSCRIBE".
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WhiteShepherdGenetics/
To visit the website developed from this project,
and read about or report any health problems in
your White Shepherds, see www.WSGenetics.org
Here
is a brochure on health problems that have been
seen in White Shepherds
(These health problems are found in many breeds
and are not connected to the white color!)
Ivermectin sensitivity in White Shepherds
How and why I tattoo and microchip all puppies I sell.
Foods, Feeding and digestive disorders
- Pancreatic Insufficiency Disorder also called Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency
- NuVet Plus, a vitamin, mineral, antioxidant supplement
- Recipe for Satin Balls, a homemade supplement for weight gain and finicky eaters
- Secrets that Pet Food Companies Don't Want You To Know
- Animal Protection Institute's Pet Food Shopping Guide
- Feeding raw food diets and the opposing view: Is raw meat safe?
- Plants that are harmful to dogs
- Ester C: Miracle Cure for Hip Dysplasia?
- Overfeeding growing pups contributes to Hip Dysplasia
- Optimal Feeding of Large Breed Puppies
- Acalasia/megaesophagus in the German Shepherd and a list of well known German Shepherd carriers
- German Shepherd Dog Perianal Fistula Site
- More info on a new treatment for PF
- Pancreatitis and Pancreatitis, (in everyday language)
Lameness, orthopedics, hip & elbow dysplasia
- Panosteitis (growing pains) and is there a treatment?
- A Guide to Recognizing Bone Diseases
- The Penn-Hip method of Hip Dysplasia diagnosis and The Official Site
- Which is better, PennHIP or
OFA, and why?
- Comparison of OFA vs PennHIP methods of Hip Dysplasia diagnosis
- Hip Dysplasia, caused by a vitamin C deficiency?
- Ester C: Miracle Cure for Hip Dysplasia?
- Overfeeding growing pups contributes to Hip Dysplasia
- Optimal Feeding of Large Breed Puppies
- A list of hip dysplasia resources
- Degenerative Myelopathy Support Group
Neurological, central nervous system disorders
- Degenerative Myelopathy Support Group
- Discussion of various Neurological disorders
- Canine Epilepsy website
- Canine Epilepsy and diseases that cause seizures in dogs
Coat color genetics Coat Color Genetics and Another, more technical coat color genetics site
Hemophilia in the German Shepherd Dog
The ASPCA has a
new
poison control hotline phone number for pets.
If you have reason to suspect that your pet may
have been exposed to
something toxic, either internally or externally,
this phone number will
connect you with an ASPCA veterinarian specially
trained to assist pet
owners or other vets.
This is the only dedicated animal poison control
hotline in the
world manned by veterinarians, not telephone
operators. The number is
staffed 24/7.
(888) 4ANI-HELP or (888) 426-4435