Common health problems History Caring for your cocker spaniel Training Similar breeds Frequently asked questions Breed overview Breed group - Sporting Height - 13 to 15 inches tall Weight - 17 to 30 pounds Coat length & texture - Flat, luxurious, silky, long Coat color - Cocker spaniels come in several colors depending on breed type.
If you suspect that your Cocker Spaniel has chronic hepatitis, look for the following symptoms: Jaundice Swollen abdomen due to fluid build-up Intermittent vomiting Lack of energy Excessive thirst and urination
Not only is this important for general health, but it can help prevent some of the common Cocker health issues we've been exploring, like obesity and, by extension, hip dysplasia. And if your dog suffers from food allergies, a vet-approved diet tailored to their pup's needs can be a game-changer. What are the most common Cocker Spaniel Health Issues? A purebred Cocker Spaniel can be susceptible to: Eye Problems Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (KCS or Dry Eye) Also known as Dry Eye, a pooch suffering from this typical condition is unable to produce enough moisture in their eyes due to a damaged tear gland. Cocker Spaniel Health Issues. Despite the Cocker Spaniel's long lifespan, they are predisposed to a few health issues. Ear Infections (Otitis) Otitis, or inflammation of the ear, can affect the outer ear (otitis externa), the middle ear (otitis media), or the inner ear (otitis interna). English Cocker Spaniel Health Issues. Like most other dog breeds, English Cocker Spaniels are more susceptible to certain health conditions. Progressive Retinal Atrophy. Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is a group of degenerative diseases that affect the retina, eventually causing blindness. PRA is an inherited disease that affects English| Иτըςаጎօвችс шኯσошоጂ | Нቭξխռኦпиյу фըςо |
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