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Lupus
in Dogs
A collection of questions from individuals answered by a veterinarian
regarding both discoid and systemic lupus in dogs. |
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Lupus:
Erythematosus and Discoid
There are two primary types of lupus disease that have been recognized
in dogs. Both are an autoimmune disorder, but whereas one is widespread
throughout the body, the other is mostly confined to skin disorders. |
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Veterinary
Anatomy
This website was designed by the University of Minnesota in support of
students of veterinary medicine. This site offers far more than class
schedules, there are many free downloadable tutorials. Explore any of
the course listings for additional PDF files of lecture notes and
self-tests. |
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Could
It Be A Brain Tumor?
Page lists a variety of symptoms often associated with canine
meningioma brain tumors. Symptoms may vary depending on the size and
location of the tumor. |
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Canine
Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a condition characterized by seizures brought about by an
"electrical storm" inside the brain. Seizures can range from violent
convulsions, temporary behavior changes, or simple twitching.
Canis
Lupus Familiaris (the Dog)
Basic biological information explains the general reproduction and
behaviors of the dogs. From the University of Michigan.
Developmental
Skeletal Diseases
This article focuses on the relationship of nutrition and the
development of conditions such as hip and elbow dysplasia. Discusses
the role of
several key nutrients in developing dogs.
Diagrams
of Dog Anatomy
View diagrams of the canine skull, abdomen, skeleton, wrist, nervous
system, and the brain.
Molecular
Evolution of the Dog Family
Robert K. Wayne, from the Institute of Zoology, London, uses molecular
genetics to track the evolution of dog-like carnivores. Discusses the
relationship of canids to other carnivores as well as to each other.
Teeth
as a Guide to Your Dog's Age
Many factors influence tooth condition and eruption time. This page
gives a general time-line for the appearance of new teeth in pups as
well as an idea of the wear seen in older dogs.
Temperature
Adaptation in Northern Dogs
The northern dog breeds are designed to conserve heat with their thick
coats. When introduced to a warm climate, these dogs utilize two
mechanism of
heat control.
Wolfdog
Genetics
Molecular geneticist Jody Haynes presents evidence that the dog and the
wolf are in fact of the same species. Her stance is based on the
analysis of
canine DNA.
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