Bulldogs & French Bulldogs
PREVENT & TREAT
Bulldogs and French Bulldogs are prone to a wide range of painful and debilitating breed-related medical conditions. Most can be prevented and safely treated at your home, at a minimal cost.
Bulldog and French Bulldog Heartworm Disease Transmission are transmitted by a mosquito, clogs the heart vessels, and is life-threatening.
Heartworm preventives can be given annually by a single injection or monthly via the oral or topical route.
A microchip can help identify lost pets and prevent disputes over ownership, we recommend that you place one.
A grain-size chip is Injected under the skin and can be scanned at any time. It is as simple and relatively painless as injecting a routine vaccine.
The preventive merits and timing of your bulldog spay & neuter should be discussed with your vet.
Most spay and neutering are done within the first year before the pet’s sexual maturity. The spay or neuter should be done by a veterinarian familiar with the breed's airway problems and anesthetic safety protocols.
Stem Cell Therapy for Dogs and Cats is a new cutting-edge treatment that can help many ailments including arthritis, ACL tears, elbow dysplasia, hip dysplasia, back problems other pet orthopedics, IBD, and atopic Allergies.
Stem cells can be extracted and treatment provided on the same day, in addition, multiple treatments can be cryobanked at a young age for future needs. The banked treatments can be utilized for the remaining of your bulldog and Fr. bulldog life.
A balanced diet and proper nutrition are essential to your bully puppy's development and well-being. Supplementary nutrients and nutriceuticals, vitamins, minerals, immune boosters, fiber, and probiotics that are specially formulated for your bulldog puppy can be given daily.
There isn’t one superior best bulldog puppy food that fits all, your choice might depend on factors such as food sensitivity, activity and lifestyle, medical history, and your bulldog food's personal taste and preference.
Bulldog Nasal & Nasoplanter (paw pads) hyperkeratosis is due to the abnormal production of keratin. Keratin is found in hair, nails, and the outer skin layer.
Mild hyperkeratosis symptom is a crusty nose and/or paw pads. Severe hyperkeratosis can be painful with visible bleeding fissured callus, and infection.
Skin folds collect moisture, the damp folds become a breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. The most common locations are the face & nose, tail pocket, vaginal & peri vulvar, and paws
Inflamed, smelly irritated, red, moist skin folds that could cause discomfort and pain to your bulldog and Fr. bulldogs leading them to rub, scratch, and itch their face.
