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The AKC Canine Health Foundation Library is a comprehensive list of all the canine health articles available on this website. You can search for an article by research area or breed. The information is divided into four sections:
Articles Available for Download (PDF)
Discoveries - the print newsletter of the AKC Canine Health Foundation
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Canine Health Articles
Blastomycosis - Bruiser's Silent Killer October 1, 2011
Bruiser was a six-year-old Miniature Pinscher who enjoyed the outdoors but unexpectantly passed away due to respiratory failure shortly after a hiking trip. He died from a disease known as Blastomycosis which is caused by a serious systemic fungal organism that hid in his system for two weeks before showing any physical symptoms of illness.
Preventing Torsion When Bloating with Prophylactic Gastropexy September 26, 2011
If your dog is prone to a digestive disorder that surfaces suddenly and can kill quickly, there’s good news: Veterinarians are increasingly recommending a preventative procedure for this life-threatening medical condition known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV).
CHF and GRF to Fund $1 million in Canine Cancer Research September 23, 2011
The AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) and Golden Retriever Foundation (GRF) are pleased to announce their joint venture to equally fund up to $1 million in canine cancer research by 2013.
Managing Canine Arthritis September 19, 2011
If your dog experiences difficulty getting up, tires easily or seems stiff, arthritis may be the culprit. The most common type of canine arthritis is degenerative joint disease, or osteoarthritis, affecting one out of five adult dogs in the United Sates, the Arthritis Foundation recently reported.
Canine Cancer Updates Presented at National Parent Club Canine Health Conference September 14, 2011
Several CHF funded researchers presented their latest advancements in canine cancer research at the National Parent Club Canine Health Conference on August 12-14, 2011.
Canine Health Resources Available for Download (PDF)
Researchers Study Treatment & Genetics of Canine Bladder Cancer July 1, 2007
Signs of bladder cancer as well as updates on research to improve bladder cancer treatment options.
Brittany Endowed Fund Helps to Initiate Genetic Research July 1, 2007
A special project to raise funds and collect DNA samples for genetic research for the Brittany.
Hemangiosarcoma Research Focuses on Growth Signaling Pathways July 1, 2007
An update about hemangiosarcoma research, the signs of hemangiosarcoma and additional resources about the disease.
Researcher Aims to Establish New Surgical Protocol for Chylothorax July 1, 2007
Chylothorax, a disease in which a fatty fluid called chyle accumulates in the chest cavity, current treatment options and the new surgical treatments being investigated.
Veterinary Outreach for Kennel Clubs June 1, 2007
This article is about the AKC’s Veterinary Outreach program and why a strong relationship between the AKC andthe veterinary community is essential.
Discoveries
The print newsletter of the AKC Canine Health Foundation
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