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1. Rabies -Contagious Disease
-Attects grey matter of dog's brains and its Central Nervous System (CNS)
-Vaccine legally required in most areas
-Symptoms: Lethargy, fever, pica, seizures, abnormal behavior, CNS
dysfunction, paralysis
-Transmission: Bite from disease carrier or infected animal
2. Distemper Contagious Disease
-Caused by virus that attacks gastrointestinal, nervous, respiratory systems
-Symptoms: High fever, anorexia, discharge from the eyes/nose,
vomiting, diar-rhea, seizures
-Transmission: Saliva, blood, urine, can be airborne
3. Parvovirus Contagious Disease
-Symptoms: fever, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, anorexia, lethargy, rapid
weight loss
-Transmission: Contaminated Feces, environments, people, direct dog
contact
4. Hepatitis/ -Contagious Disease
Canine -Inflammation of Liver
Adenovirus-2 -Due to infection caused by virus in adenovirus family
-DAP (Distemper, Adeno, Parvo)
-DHP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvo)
-Symptoms: High fever, anorexia, depressed mood
-Transmission: Bodily fluids (Ex: Urine, Eye/Nose Discharge)
5. Bordetella -Contagious Disease
-(kennel cough)
-Symptoms: Sneezing, nasal discharge, dry hacking cough
-Transmission: Airborne and direct contact with infected individual or
contaminat-ed surfaces
-Upper respiratory infection
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6. Canine Influenza Contagious Disease
-H3N8, H3N2
-Symptoms: Upper respiratory
-Highly contagious
-Symptoms: Nasal Discharge, Cough, Fever, Pneumonia
-Transmission: Close/Direct contact and airborne via respiratory secretions
7. Leptospirosis Contagious Disease
-Caused by bacteria
-Symptoms: Lethargy, anorexia, vomiting, jaundice, abdominal pain
-Transmission: Direct Contact with urine/bodily fluids of infected host
8. Coronavirus Contagious Disease
-Intestinal infection
-Symptoms: diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration, stool is orange tinted and odor
-Transmission: Contaminated feces
9. Lyme Disease -Not contagious or infectious; is zoonotic
-Symptoms: anorexia, fever, swollen joints/lymph nodes, intermittent lameness,
lethargy
-Transmission: Bite of tick
10. Core Vaccines Distemper, Parvo, Hepatitis, Rabies
11. Female Anestrous, Proestrus, Estrus, Diestrus
Estrous Cycle
12. Anestrous 90-150 days
Endometrial repair, normal vulva, hormones return to normal levels, not
receptive to males
No vaginal discharge
13. Proestrus
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3-17 days, averages 9 days
Standing Heat
Receptive males, flagging tail
Decrease in vaginal discharge, lighter, thinner, translucent
Estrogen drops, progesterone rises
Ovulation
Only time when pregnancy can occur
14. Diestrus Progesterone is dominant during this time
60-63 days
Not receptive to males
15. Neuter Surgical
castration
Removal of
testes
16. Spay Ovariohysterectomy OVH
Removal of uterus and
ovaries
17. Ovariecto Removal of just ovaries
my (OVE) Can be performed laparoscopy
Female will no longer cycle
18. Hysterectom Removal of uterus and part of cervix
y (OSS) Leaves one or both ovaries so will still cycle but no vaginal discharge, no risk
to pregnancy but still may be attracted to males
19. Tubal ligation Female will still cycle, may be at risk for pirometra (infection of uterus)
20. Vasectomy Vasteferones is litigated or removed
21. Chemical castra-tion
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1. Rabies -Contagious Disease
-Attects grey matter of dog's brains and its Central Nervous System (CNS)
-Vaccine legally required in most areas
-Symptoms: Lethargy, fever, pica, seizures, abnormal behavior, CNS
dysfunction, paralysis
-Transmission: Bite from disease carrier or infected animal
2. Distemper Contagious Disease
-Caused by virus that attacks gastrointestinal, nervous, respiratory systems
-Symptoms: High fever, anorexia, discharge from the eyes/nose,
vomiting, diar-rhea, seizures
-Transmission: Saliva, blood, urine, can be airborne
3. Parvovirus Contagious Disease
-Symptoms: fever, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, anorexia, lethargy, rapid
weight loss
-Transmission: Contaminated Feces, environments, people, direct dog
contact
4. Hepatitis/ -Contagious Disease
Canine -Inflammation of Liver
Adenovirus-2 -Due to infection caused by virus in adenovirus family
-DAP (Distemper, Adeno, Parvo)
-DHP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvo)
-Symptoms: High fever, anorexia, depressed mood
-Transmission: Bodily fluids (Ex: Urine, Eye/Nose Discharge)
5. Bordetella -Contagious Disease
-(kennel cough)
-Symptoms: Sneezing, nasal discharge, dry hacking cough
-Transmission: Airborne and direct contact with infected individual or
contaminat-ed surfaces
-Upper respiratory infection
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6. Canine Influenza Contagious Disease
-H3N8, H3N2
-Symptoms: Upper respiratory
-Highly contagious
-Symptoms: Nasal Discharge, Cough, Fever, Pneumonia
-Transmission: Close/Direct contact and airborne via respiratory secretions
7. Leptospirosis Contagious Disease
-Caused by bacteria
-Symptoms: Lethargy, anorexia, vomiting, jaundice, abdominal pain
-Transmission: Direct Contact with urine/bodily fluids of infected host
8. Coronavirus Contagious Disease
-Intestinal infection
-Symptoms: diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration, stool is orange tinted and odor
-Transmission: Contaminated feces
9. Lyme Disease -Not contagious or infectious; is zoonotic
-Symptoms: anorexia, fever, swollen joints/lymph nodes, intermittent lameness,
lethargy
-Transmission: Bite of tick
10. Core Vaccines Distemper, Parvo, Hepatitis, Rabies
11. Female Anestrous, Proestrus, Estrus, Diestrus
Estrous Cycle
12. Anestrous 90-150 days
Endometrial repair, normal vulva, hormones return to normal levels, not
receptive to males
No vaginal discharge
13. Proestrus
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3-17 days, averages 9 days
Standing Heat
Receptive males, flagging tail
Decrease in vaginal discharge, lighter, thinner, translucent
Estrogen drops, progesterone rises
Ovulation
Only time when pregnancy can occur
14. Diestrus Progesterone is dominant during this time
60-63 days
Not receptive to males
15. Neuter Surgical
castration
Removal of
testes
16. Spay Ovariohysterectomy OVH
Removal of uterus and
ovaries
17. Ovariecto Removal of just ovaries
my (OVE) Can be performed laparoscopy
Female will no longer cycle
18. Hysterectom Removal of uterus and part of cervix
y (OSS) Leaves one or both ovaries so will still cycle but no vaginal discharge, no risk
to pregnancy but still may be attracted to males
19. Tubal ligation Female will still cycle, may be at risk for pirometra (infection of uterus)
20. Vasectomy Vasteferones is litigated or removed
21. Chemical castra-tion
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