Pies: The French Bulldog is incapable of reproducing naturally

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Pseudo-hermafrodita masculino em cão da raça Bulldog francês: Relato de caso. Abstract: The aim of this study was to report a case of male pseudohermaphroditism in a French Bulldog that had testicles, vulva and poorly developed penis. Intersexuality or hermaphroditism is a concept that refers to anomalies present from birth in animals that have ambiguous sexual characteristics, that is, that do not clearly fit as male or female. These anomalies can be divided into two main categories: true hermaphrodites and pseudohermaphrodites. An individual is considered a male pseudohermaphrodite when he has female sexual characteristics, but has testicular gonads. Male pseudohermaphroditism is the most…

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Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the cornea in French Bulldog: case report. Abstract Background: Corneal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is considered as a rare condition in dogs and our aim is to report a case of the disease in French Bulldog and discus the factors leading to development of it. Misdiagnosing of SCC can potentially delay treatment and increase morbidity Case presentation: A 2.6-year-old French Bulldog, with growing, nonpainful mass on the left eye was examined in University veterinary hospital of Trakia university in Stara Zagora. During the examination, a brown mass located on 6 o’clock with oval shape and diameter 4 mm, affection 20% of the cornea, was suspected as squamous…

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Estafilectomia e rinoplastia em Bulldog Francês. The brachycephalic syndrome is a set of anatomical and physiological changes that hinder the passage of air through the airways. This syndrome combines nostril stenosis and soft palate elongation as primary changes, which lead to secondary changes. Because of these factors, the animal makes greater respiratory effort, presenting clinical signs such as snoring during sleep and awake, intolerance to physical exercise, dysphagia, reverse sneezing and cyanosis. The report aims to present the surgical techniques used for staphylectomy and rhinoplasty to correct respiratory distress in a French Bulldog canine.

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