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1. Symptoms of Cushing's Disease increased thirst increased urination increased appetite reduced activity excessive panting thin or fragile skin hair loss recurrent skin infections enlargement of the abdomen, resulting in a "potbellied" appearance.

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2. FANCONI-LIKE SYNDROME (FLS) A hallmark of FDA’s jerky pet treat investigation has been the unexpected occurrence of cases of acquired Fanconi syndrome .

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3. Jun 29,  · Victoria Heuer. Canine idiopathic vestibular disease, which is also sometimes called “old dog disease” or “old rolling dog syndrome,” can be very scary for pet parents. To the untrained eye, the symptoms may mimic serious, life threatening conditions such as stroke or a brain tumor.

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4. Toxic milk syndrome in dogs is caused by a variety of conditions such as a nutritional issue, uterine infection, and the number one cause, mammary infection. No matter what the cause, mom needs to be treated as soon as possible to keep her in milk and her puppies healthy. Puppies don't nurse well if .

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5. Mar 04,  · Cushing’s disease is a common hormonal disorder that affects middle-aged and older dogs. This condition is rare in cats. Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: An Overview. The symptoms of Cushing’s disease in dogs are caused by an excess of corticosteroid in the bloodstream, which causes increased thirst, thin skin, a potbelly and other signs.

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6. Oct 05,  · If your older dog is drinking and urinating more than usual, it could be caused by a variety of reasons. One cause your veterinarian may test for is Cushing’s disease (CD), also known as.

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7. Apr 16,  · As dogs age, the brain atrophies, meaning that the cells die. This likely impacts brain function. Small strokes and other accumulation of damage may also have a .

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8. Cushing's syndrome happens when your dog ’s body makes too much of a hormone called cortisol. This chemical helps him respond to stress, control his .

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