General
Health
Early Spay-Neuter Considerations
© 2005 Chris Zink DVM, PhD,
DACVP www.caninesports.com
Those of us with responsibility for the health of canine athletes need to continually read
and evaluate newscientific studies to ensure that we are taking the most appropriate care of our
performance dogs. This articleprovides evidence through a number of recent studies to suggest that
veterinarians and owners with canineathletes should revisit the standard protocol in which all dogs that
are not intended for breeding are spayed andneutered at or before 6 months of
age.
Ears, Linda Aronson, DVM
Foot Massage, Noel
Thurner
Foot and Pad Care, Linda
Leek
Infectious Diseases
Lyme Disease Revisited, Linda Aronson,
DVM
Leptospirosis
(1998), Linda Aronson, DVM
Leptospirosis. Is There An
Epidemic? Linda Aronson, DVM
Leptospirosis. Case History: Faith, Cindy
Mendonca
Parasites
Tapeworm,
Linda Aronson, DVM
Probiotics, Linda Aronson,
DVM
Spaying and Castration, Effects on Cancer Risk and
Behavior, Linda Aronson, DVM
Spaying and Neutering, Pros and Cons of
Early Procedure,Linda Aronson,
DVM
Teeth and Mouth
Care
Dental
Care. Foster and
Smith.
Teeth, Linda Aronson,
DVM
Dental Care I, Linda Aronson,
DVM
Dental Care II, Teri Fleming and Vickie
Bayard
Vaccination
Interview with Dr R.
Schultz, Feb 16, 2011,
YouTube
What Everyone Needs to Know about Vaccines and
Vacicnation Programs. Schultz,
R. AKC CHF Conference 2007.
Vaccination by Jo Tucker. Relevance of vaccination and
evolution of World Small Animal Veterinary Association Guidelines. A view from the UK written by Jo Tucker,
former BeaCon director and long time guiding light of CIMDA
(Canine Immune Mediated Disease Awareness) in the
UK.
Von Willebrand's
Disease
Von Willebrand's
Disease, Linda Aronson, DVM
Von Willebrand's
Disease, AKC CHF web site
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