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ABOUT THE BREED

Newfoundland Breed Standard

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The Newfoundland Anatomy

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BLOAT

Bloat is a very serious and life threatening condition; run, don’t walk to your nearest Veterinary Clinic or Hospital.  Please take the time to educate yourself regarding GDV before the situation arises to help assist you in recognizing the signs and symptoms of possible Bloat. If your pet is experiencing one or more of the following symptoms, seek veterinary medical assistance immediately; trying to vomit and little is produced, if your pet seems uncomfortable, restless and unable to settle, if his/her stomach is bloated and/or hard, please seek veterinary assistance immediately.


We have provided some educational links below. They should never take the place of prompt medical care.


Bloat - The Mother of All Emergencies


Bloat First Aid and Emergency Care


Bloat – Quick Reference Guide


Bloat – Acupressure Point


Bloat – Post Surgery Care

 

 

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Animal Poison Control

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 Canine Cushings Disease

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 CCL and other injuries with repair

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Dog Food Analysis

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 Elbow Dysplasia

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Hip Dysplasia: This is a great link with x-rays.

 Hypothyroidism

 

Interactive Chocolate Toxicity Chart

 Laryngeal Paralysis

 Megaesophagus with interactive animation

 Osteosarcoma

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Suggested Reading List

 

The 10 Most Common Toxins in Dogs

Vaccinations - Allergic Reactions

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