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Basenji Information worth knowing

           

 

 

TEST METHODS and health Care FOR BASENJIS

 

Different illnesses require different tests and examination.

 

 illness info

 

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Fanconi Syndrome

Please observe for changes in drinking and urination habits.

 

To screen for this disease, the dog's urine should be tested for glucose. This test is for prevention. If the urine is positive, the dog's blood needs to be tested for serum glucose levels, acid-base abnormalities, and electrolyte imbalances.

 

NEW these information with kind permission of the BCOA

DNA TEST The Canine Phenome Project

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Hip Dysplasia Test 

 

Persistent Pupillary Membrane   Test Ppm Eye Care Test

Progressive Retinal Atrophy   Test Genpra

 

Pyruvate-Kinase-Deficiency.This is a form of hemolytic anemia. Dna Test exists to test for the disease.

 

 

Vaccination is a much discussed subject.

 

Generally, the dog is vaccinated against distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, and parvovirosis once a year.

 

Here a short description of available inoculations, so that you and your veterinarian can decide together which ones are advisable for your dog.

 

Nowadays, you can even inoculate against “Kennel cough” by way of nose drops. This makes sense for dogs who are often together with other dogs and should be carried out every six months.

 

Tick prevention is also important, as ticks are widespread and can transmit serious diseases such as Lyme Disease and Borreliosis. Therefore, it's worth asking your veterinarian what products are available to protect your dog from ticks and tick-born diseases.

 

 

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