Understanding Late Stage Cushing's Disease in Dogs: Key Symptoms

Discover the signs of late stage Cushing's in dogs, including muscle weakness and excessive panting. Know when to seek veterinary help.

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Late stage Cushing's disease in dogs may present symptoms such as muscle weakness, stiff gait, excessive panting, and a pot-bellied appearance. Also, look for thinning skin, recurring infections, and significant changes in behavior or activity levels. Prompt veterinary consultation is essential for managing these symptoms and maintaining your pet's quality of life.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the early signs of Cushing's disease in dogs? Early signs include increased thirst, frequent urination, and changes in appetite.
  2. How is Cushing's disease diagnosed in dogs? Diagnosis is typically made through blood tests and urine tests conducted by a veterinarian.
  3. Can Cushing's disease in dogs be treated? Yes, various treatment options are available, including medications and sometimes surgery.
  4. What happens if Cushing's disease is left untreated in dogs? Untreated Cushing's disease can lead to serious complications, impacting the dog's quality of life.

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