This is a condition in which the gland under the third eyelid protrudes and looks rather like a cherry in the corner of the eye. Our vet may need to surgically replace the gland
This condition is caused when natural tear production is inadequate. Signs include a dry appearance or blue haze to the eye. Our vet will perform a test to determine if your Bulldog has dry eye and prescribe medication you can administer to relieve the pain of this condition.
This is a condition in which the eyelashes turn inward and rub against the eye, causing irritation. Most of the time it will be suggested to surgically correct the problem.
With any dog’s C-Section females MUST be tested and found DNA negative for Brucellosis (this is a zoonotic disease and people can be exposed). You can order this test from your local clinic or with us.
Bulldogs are naturally prone to ear conditions (otitis) from an early age due to their brachycephalic (flat-faced) character. Because of this, periodic ear examinations and care are crucial to their overall health.
Moisture is trapped by the corkscrew’s tightly wrapped tail. The moist folds and damp tail pocket make it the perfect place for germs and yeast to grow.
Bully atopic itching allergies , food allergies, flea allergies, and contact allergies, are the four most prevalent allergies in bulldogs.
The most common cause of bulldog interdigital cysts in the interdigital web space is the traumatic implantation of your dog’s bristly short hair, which causes it to grow inward while moving. The issue will be made worse by obesity, allergies, and skinfold wet dermatitis.
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King Animal Hospital
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