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Adult paroxysmal dyskinesia is an episodic movement disorder in which affected dogs have sudden, intermittent attacks of involuntary abnormal muscle tone or movement without loss of consciousness between otherwise normal periods.
Comments closedAmelogenesis imperfecta is a hereditary enamel formation disorder that causes abnormal enamel thickness, mineralization, hardness, or surface structure in developing teeth.
Comments closedFamilial nephropathy is an inherited renal disease characterized by abnormal glomerular basement membrane structure or function, causing persistent protein loss through the kidneys, progressive chronic kidney disease, and eventual renal failure.
Comments closedCorneal dystrophy is a group of usually inherited, noninflammatory corneal disorders characterized by abnormal deposits, opacities, or endothelial dysfunction within the cornea, which may affect clarity, comfort, and vision depending on type and severity.
Comments closedPectinate ligament dysplasia is an abnormal development of the pectinate ligaments and iridocorneal angle drainage structures of the eye that can impair aqueous humor outflow and increase risk for primary angle-closure glaucoma.
Comments closedITGA10-related chondrodysplasia is an inherited skeletal dysplasia caused by pathogenic variation affecting integrin alpha 10, disrupting cartilage development and producing disproportionate growth, limb shortening, or skeletal abnormalities in affected dogs.
Comments closedGlanzmann thrombasthenia is an inherited platelet adhesion and aggregation disorder caused by defective platelet integrin function, resulting in impaired clot formation despite normal or near-normal platelet numbers.
Comments closedHereditary eye defects are inherited abnormalities of ocular development or function that may involve the eyelids, cornea, lens, retina, optic nerve, or other eye structures and may affect comfort, vision, or breeding suitability.
Comments closedCherry eye is prolapse of the gland of the third eyelid, in which the nictitans gland protrudes from its normal position and becomes visible as a red or pink mass at the medial corner of the eye.
Comments closedLundehund gastroenteropathy is a breed-associated chronic gastrointestinal disease complex in Norwegian Lundehunds that may include protein-losing enteropathy, intestinal lymphangiectasia, malabsorption, chronic diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, and hypoalbuminemia.
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