🐶 Complete Dog Disease & Wellness Guide
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🦷 Dental Diseases

Gingivitis
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Bad breath, Red or bleeding gums, Drooling
Treatment: Regular brushing, professional cleaning, chlorhexidine gel.
Home Remedies: Coconut oil rub, parsley in food (mild cases).
Avoid: Sticky treats, sugary food, human toothpaste.
Consult: Veterinary dentist for cleaning and antibiotics if severe.

Tooth Abscess
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Swelling near jaw, Refusing food, Whining when chewing
Treatment: Tooth extraction or root canal; antibiotics.
Home Remedies: Cold compress outside jaw (temporary relief only).
Avoid: Hard chew bones, toys that may crack teeth.
Consult: Urgent vet consultation required.
🦴 Bone & Joint Diseases

Arthritis
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Limping, Stiffness after rest, Difficulty standing up
Treatment: NSAIDs (like Carprofen), glucosamine supplements.
Home Remedies: Warm compress, light massage, soft bedding.
Avoid: Cold floors, excessive jumping.
Consult: Orthopedic vet for physical therapy or pain management.

Hip Dysplasia
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Bunny-hopping gait, Hesitant to jump, Pain on rear leg movement
Treatment: Weight management, surgery in severe cases.
Home Remedies: Swimming, turmeric paste in food.
Avoid: Running on hard surfaces, stairs.
Consult: Veterinary surgeon if advanced.
🍽️ Digestive Diseases

Gastroenteritis
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Loss of appetite
Treatment: Antibiotics, fluid therapy, probiotics.
Home Remedies: Boiled pumpkin, rice & curd meal.
Avoid: Greasy food, spicy human leftovers.
Consult: General vet; may need bloodwork if persistent.

Pancreatitis
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Hunched back, Abdominal pain, Vomiting after fatty meals
Treatment: Hospitalization, IV fluids, painkillers.
Home Remedies: Small bland meals like boiled chicken and rice.
Avoid: Oily treats, table scraps, fried food.
Consult: Immediate vet attention required.
🧠 Neurological & Mental Conditions

Epilepsy
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Seizures, Drooling, Confusion post-seizure
Treatment: Phenobarbital, potassium bromide, lifelong medication.
Home Remedies: CBD oil (only with vet approval).
Avoid: Flashing lights, loud sudden noises.
Consult: Neurologist vet for tests and medication.

Anxiety
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Pacing, Whining, Chewing furniture when alone
Treatment: Behavior therapy, calming supplements, anti-anxiety meds.
Home Remedies: Chamomile tea (small dose), calming music.
Avoid: Punishment, erratic routines.
Consult: Behaviorist or integrative vet.
🐕 Skin & Coat Conditions

Dermatitis
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Itching, Rashes, Biting skin
Treatment: Medicated shampoos, antihistamines, antibiotics if infected.
Home Remedies: Aloe vera gel, coconut oil, oatmeal baths.
Avoid: Fragranced shampoos, dirty bedding.
Consult: Dermatology vet if persistent.

Mange
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Hair loss, Red crusty patches, Intense scratching
Treatment: Ivermectin, lime sulfur dips, antibiotics.
Home Remedies: Neem oil rubs (under guidance).
Avoid: Contact with infected dogs.
Consult: Vet immediately — highly contagious.

Fleas
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Scratching, Red bumps on skin, Visible black specks (flea dirt)
Treatment: Topical treatments (Frontline, Advantage), flea collars, oral meds.
Home Remedies: Apple cider vinegar spray, lemon rinse, frequent washing of bedding.
Avoid: Carpets and dirty outdoor areas.
Consult: Vet for prescription-strength control if persistent.

Ticks
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Lethargy, Fever, Lameness, Tick found on skin
Treatment: Manual removal, tick prevention chewables or spot-ons.
Home Remedies: Neem oil spray (light use), checking daily during walks.
Avoid: Long grass, untreated areas.
Consult: Vet immediately if showing signs of tick-borne illness.

Ear Mites
Wellness GuideSymptoms: Head shaking, Scratching ears, Dark discharge in ears
Treatment: Ear drops, ivermectin-based medication.
Home Remedies: Coconut oil swab for temporary relief (consult vet).
Avoid: Sharing bedding or ear contact with infected pets.
Consult: Vet confirmation and medication is essential.
This guide is informational. For diagnosis/treatment, see your veterinarian.