Canine Heartworm Disease

Heartworms can parasitize in the heart of dogs and cause fatal disease. The infection is through mosquito bites. The older you are, the greater the chance of infection.
Symptoms: Dog’s mobility becomes poor, coughing, anemia, ascites, asthma, etc.
Preventive treatment methods: Take anthelmintics regularly every month and do a blood test at an appropriate time.

Diabetes

Symptoms: eating too much, drinking too much, urinating too much, losing weight, and many serious and fatal complications will develop in the later stage.
Derived complications: cataracts, hypokalemia, ketoacidosis, etc. Treatment requires great patience from the owner, otherwise the condition will get worse.
Prevention and treatment methods: Eat high-fiber, low-fat foods, such as vegetables, prescription grains, etc., and inject insulin every day if necessary.

Infectious Diseases

The most common fatal malignant infectious diseases are canine distemper and canine parvovirus. Unless the owner is not immunized in time, dogs cannot independently manage their living environment, The way you meet and greet each other can easily lead to disease transmission.
Symptoms: Increased body temperature, lack of energy, anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, and acute watery hemorrhagic diarrhea.
Prevention and treatment methods: Make sure the living environment is clean, administer vaccinations regularly, and do not let dogs lick each other with other dogs of unknown origin.

Heart disease

The symptoms of heart disease in dogs are very similar to those in humans. They are related to obesity and aging. Owners often delay medical treatment due to negligence, leading to the death of dogs. Dogs that are emotional or exercise excessively can also suffer from acute shock.
Symptoms: Easy to breathe and tired.
Prevention and treatment methods: Avoid dog obesity, eat a reasonable diet, exercise appropriately, and pay attention to controlling the emotions of easily frightened dogs.