olá!
meu nome é Camilla
eu gostaria de saber o seguinte:
tenho um pinscher miniatura. Levei ele ao veterinário e o mesmo disse que o meu cachorro está com a "Síndrome do Pinscher Azul".
Eu queria obter dados, alguma fonte que fale sobre essa doença e saber o que causa realmente ao animal.
Desde já obrigada.
Doença em Pinscher
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Qual foi a justificação do seu vet???? Qual foi a explicação que lhe deu sobre esse sindrome???
Tou curiosissima
Qual foi a justificação do seu vet???? Qual foi a explicação que lhe deu sobre esse sindrome???
Tou curiosissima
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A alopecia mutante de cor, ou alopecia por diluição de cor é também conhecido por sindrome do cão azul.
"Color-dilution alopecia is a relatively uncommon hereditary skin disease seen in "Blue" and other color-diluted dogs. This syndrome is associated with a color-dilution gene. The initial clinical signs are the gradual onset of a dry, dull and poor hair coat quality. Hair shafts and hair regrowth are poor, and follicular papules may develop and progress to frank comedones. Hair loss and comedo formation are usually most severe on the trunk, especially color-diluted area on the skin. Six cases of color-dilution alopecia are reported in 3 months to 10 years old dogs. The breeds of dogs are blue Doberman Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Dachshund, and Schnauzer. Grossly, extensive partial hair loss was seen on the skin. Histopathologically, the epidermis is relatively normal but may be hyperplastic. Hair follicles are characterized by atrophy and distortion. Heavily clumped melanin is present in the epidermis, dermis and hair follicles."
J Vet Sci. 2005 Sep;6(3):259-61
"Color-dilution alopecia is a relatively uncommon hereditary skin disease seen in "Blue" and other color-diluted dogs. This syndrome is associated with a color-dilution gene. The initial clinical signs are the gradual onset of a dry, dull and poor hair coat quality. Hair shafts and hair regrowth are poor, and follicular papules may develop and progress to frank comedones. Hair loss and comedo formation are usually most severe on the trunk, especially color-diluted area on the skin. Six cases of color-dilution alopecia are reported in 3 months to 10 years old dogs. The breeds of dogs are blue Doberman Pinscher, Miniature Pinscher, Dachshund, and Schnauzer. Grossly, extensive partial hair loss was seen on the skin. Histopathologically, the epidermis is relatively normal but may be hyperplastic. Hair follicles are characterized by atrophy and distortion. Heavily clumped melanin is present in the epidermis, dermis and hair follicles."
J Vet Sci. 2005 Sep;6(3):259-61