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Several studies show that there is a defect in immunity in CKCSs that underlies the susceptibility of these dogs to pneumocystosis. For this reason, measurement of immunoglobulins is recommended. A low IgG combined with a high IgM is a frequent finding in dogs with Pneumocystis infection. This is likely due to a selective defect in IgG production and to the inability of antigen-activated B lymphocytes to switch immunoglobulin class to IgG production.

Very nice. Detailed line of treatment.

Rabies is caused by the rabies virus. It is spread through contact with the saliva of an infected dog either through bites or saliva entering the break of a skin. There is no cure for rabies once signs and symptoms occur. Signs and symptoms include aggressiveness in the dog or an aggressive dog suddenly being timid, excessive salivation, fear of drinking water, sensitivity to light and uncontrolled barking. Once signs and symptoms begin, death is near, usually around the 14th day.

This is common in dogs with a thick double coat and can take up to two years to rectify due to the hair cycle being arrested and skin entering telogen phase. Obviously tests need to be done to rule out sex hormone imbalance, hypothyroidism, hyperadrenocorticism

Hi Sergio, I have answered your other comment which gives a routine etc Kindest regards Claire

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Yes. It seems to be nutritional myopathy. Well, thank you for such an extensive explanation.