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Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: Recognising It Early
Drinking more, eating more, a pot belly and a thinning coat in an older dog. It develops slowly enough to look like ageing, and it is treatable.
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Drinking more, eating more, a pot belly and a thinning coat in an older dog. It develops slowly enough to look like ageing, and it is treatable.
Increased thirst and urination with weight loss despite a good appetite. It is manageable, it needs routine, and cataracts are almost inevitable.
A rough daily figure, how to spot dehydration in ten seconds, and why a sudden increase in drinking is one of the most important symptoms in dogs.