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Swimming

Swimming Scotties

February 10, 2011February 10, 2011Sparhawk Scotties2 Comments

There’s talk that Scotties can’t swim? What do you think?

Swimmingswim, swimming

Health

Health and well being of our Scotties remains of paramount importance to us throughout their lives. Awareness of these issues help us in helping our Scotties to remain comfortable throughout any period of illness. And as with us, the sooner a diagnosis is provided, the sooner the right care can be administered.

Specific Health Matters

Addisons Disease
Bladder Cancer
Cerebellar Abiotrophy or CA
Craniomandibular Osteopathy
Cushing’s Disease
Elevated Liver Enzymes

Silver Sands or Morar, Scotland

Topics of Interest

We all have different ideas regarding the best way to bring up our Scotties and within these topics we hope to bring you the thoughts of others who have been considering these topics.

Boosters
Neutering
Scotties Having Fun
Swimming

Sparhawk Scotties

Flashback Fridays

Bobby, 14th January 2012. He was always so happy when we got the ‘poo bag carrier’ out. It meant we were all going on a longer than usual walk. Happy memories. We miss you dreadfully Bobba.

Thirsty Thursday

It’s thirsty work being a puppy (photo from May 2019)

Scottish Terrier Health Network

Poop

To Shave or not To Shave

Scotties at high risk of vaccinosis

Diarrhoea

Addison’s Disease ???

Welcome

These pages are gathered together by Scottie Lovers. We would love you all to contribute in anyway beneficial to our beloved Scotties.

The health pages will hopefully help you make considered decisions together with your Vet regarding the ongoing health and welfare of your beloved Scottie.

The topics of interest are of concern to us all, so a quick gander through these may also help.

Please enjoy, and remember, your comments are welcomed!

Useful Links

Great Scots Magazine
STECS
The Sparhawks

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