or does it sound weird? Is this pet really healthy other than an incidental heart murmur? Are there any other signs of heart disease obvious during the physical exam? Incidental Heart Murmur in Dogs and Cats If you and your vet decide that you have a healthy animal — not a breed at risk for heart disease.

Your vet has to run a bunch of stuff through her head and give you a qualified recommendation on how to proceed without really knowing whats going on inside that heart without a workupblack skin disease in Pomeranians.

because it rules out conditions that superficially look similar but are more serious.alopecia X is purely cosmetic and doesnt affect the pets general health.Both males and females are equally affected.

until you realize alopecia X also occurs in neutered animals.Breeds such as the American Eskimo Dog.

neutering a dog does the trick in most cases.

These cases seem to respond well to a supplement of oral melatonin (around 3 mg per day).This video shows a dog with alopecia.

the vet wanted to help Eagles coat grow back.I remember one vet because of his small bald dog.

this vet was extremely knowledgeable.such as weight gain and excessive thirst.