Wikipedia:WikiProject Veterinary medicine/Miscellaneous diseases
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[edit] Stand alone veterinary medicine articles
- Anal gland disease - disease in dogs, missing info on cats
- Blain (distemper) - Not sure what this is. Substub.
- Copper deficiency
- Dog heat stroke - Wikify, needs better references.
- Equine Metabolic Syndrome - Expert needed
- Fish Dropsy
- Glycogen branching enzyme deficiency - disease in horses, Stub.
- Headshaking - condition in horses, short stub
- Milk fever - disease in cattle, missing sheep and goats, short stub.
- Molera
- Perineal hernia - disease in dogs, stub.
- Shar Pei fever - Stub.
- Sticky mouse syndrome - Short stub.
[edit] Other articles which contain veterinary medicine information
- Cleft lip and palate - section on the condition in various species
- Foxtail (diaspore) - Information on dogs
- Malignant hyperthermia - some info on pigs (porcine stress syndrome) and horses, missing info in dogs.
- Scurvy - short discussion of guinea pigs
[edit] Important missing articles
These may link to existing articles, just no vet med info present.
- Abdominal fat necrosis - cattle, sheep, deer
- Amyloidosis in animals
- Bovine sweating sickness
- Canine myasthenia gravis
- Canine systemic lupus erythematosus
- Flip-over disease - poultry
- Hernias in animals
- Hypocalcemic tetany - horses
- Hypomagnesemic tetany - AKA grass staggers, cattle and sheep
- Ketosis in animals - cattle, guinea pigs, rabbits
- Omphalitis - Navel ill, Mushy chick disease, Yolk sac infection, poultry
- One week post-purchase syndrome - caged birds
- Postparturient hemoglobinuria - cattle
- Pregnancy toxemia - cattle, sheep, guinea pigs
- Puerperal hypocalcemia - dogs
- Storage diseases in animals - including Globoid cell leukodystrophy, gangliosidoses (GM1 and GM2), Sphingomyelinosis, Glucocerebrosidosis, Ceroid lipofuscinosis, Mannosidosis, Glycogenosis, Mucopolysaccharidosis
- Transport tetany - AKA Railroad disease, Railroad sickness, Staggers
- Vitamin and mineral deficiencies in animals
