Canadian Veterinary Journal 2005-05-01

A degenerative encephalomyelopathy in 7 Kuvasz puppies.

Murray J Hazlett, Laura L Smith-Maxie, Alexander de Lahunta

Index: Can. Vet. J. 46(5) , 429-32, (2005)

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Abstract

Seven Kuvasz puppies from 2 same-parentage litters developed weakness and ataxia. Six necropsied dogs had lesions in caudate nucleus, cerebellar nuclei and folia, and spinal cord. Lesions seen were felt to be familial or due to the effects of an amprolium-induced thiamine deficiency on the developing brains of these puppies.

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