Diseases & Conditions of Airedale Terrier:Symptoms and treatment

Diseases & Conditions of Airedale Terrier

Symptoms and treatment

                                                  

• ·        Hip dysplasia is a condition in which the femur and hip joint do not match properly and cause pain and lameness. Less severe cases can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs, but surgery can be necessary in severe cases.
• ·        Hyperadrenocorticism is a disorder that affects the dog's adrenal glands. In this case, Airedale Terrier produces excess glucocorticoids and becomes sick. Symptoms include increased water consumption and an appetite for food. Swelling, hair loss, thinning and dehydration of the skin can occur. If you notice any of these signs, it is important that you ask your vet for help.
• ·        Commonly occurring hypothyroidism In all breeds, hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid gland does not normally produce enough thyroid hormone due to inflammation. Some symptoms of an underactive thyroid include abnormal weight gain, dry skin, hair loss, ear infections, and lethargic behavior.
• ·        Pannus is the abnormal growth of the corneal tissue and can affect the Airedale Terrier. Cherry eye is a common name for the incident of the third eyelid gland. The result is a third inverted eyelid. The condition is common and can be treated by your veterinarian.
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