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Microglossia in three littermate puppies
R B Wiggs1, H B Lobprise, A de Lahunta
1Dallas Dental Service Animal Clinic, TX 75251, USA.
Journal of Veterinary Dentistry
|December 1, 1994
Abstract:
Three of five two-day-old Miniature Schnauzer puppies were diagnosed as having 'bird-tongue,' a microglossia that prevents normal nursing. With intensive nursing care, the puppies survived to seven weeks of age, then deteriorated and were euthanized. From clinical and pathological examinations, a multi-system defect is suspected, though no primary neuromuscular abnormality could be determined.