Dry Eye Curly Coat SyndromeCongenital Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca and Ichthyosiform Dermatosis, Dry Eye Curly Coat Syndrome, CKCSID
What is CKCSICD ? A developmental disease of the eyes, skin, hair, and nails, dogs affected with this condition are prone to corneal ulcers, itchy skin, and thick, cracked paw pads.
About CKCSICDWhen signs & symptoms develop in affected dogs Affected dogs are often first noted at birth, although signs continue to develop into adulthood.
How vets diagnose this condition Genetic and laboratory testing are used to diagnosis this disorder.
How this condition is treatedThe symptoms of CKCSICD can be managed with artificial tears and antibiotics as needed for infected corneal ulcers, soothing baths for itchy skin, and conditioning creams for thick paw pads. Regular dental checkups are recommended for all adult dogs.
Actions to take if your dog is affected
What is CKCSICD ? A developmental disease of the eyes, skin, hair, and nails, dogs affected with this condition are prone to corneal ulcers, itchy skin, and thick, cracked paw pads.
About CKCSICDWhen signs & symptoms develop in affected dogs Affected dogs are often first noted at birth, although signs continue to develop into adulthood.
How vets diagnose this condition Genetic and laboratory testing are used to diagnosis this disorder.
How this condition is treatedThe symptoms of CKCSICD can be managed with artificial tears and antibiotics as needed for infected corneal ulcers, soothing baths for itchy skin, and conditioning creams for thick paw pads. Regular dental checkups are recommended for all adult dogs.
Actions to take if your dog is affected
- Please follow your veterinarian's advice and give medication appropriately.
Karen Dennehy & Natalija Zeljic
Small World Puppies (Taurunum Angels Kennel)
Small World Puppies (Taurunum Angels Kennel)