Does My Dog Have Cushing's Syndrome?

Does your dog have increased thirst?

Does your dog have increased appetite?

Does your dog pees more often, maybe even indoor?

Does your dog loses hair or it seems that hair growth has slowed?

Did your dog get a pot belly?

Is your dog's skin thinning?

Does your dog seems very tired and inactive?

Does your dog pants a lot?

Does your dog often gets skin infections?

Your dog doesn't show any symptom of having Cushing's syndrome.

Your dog shows a few common symptoms of having Cushing's syndrome. Chances are that your dog doesn't have Cushing's but some other health issues with a few similar symptoms. If you suspect something may be wrong with your dog you should take it to the vet.

Your dog shows several common symptoms of having Cushing's syndrome. It doesn't necessarily mean that he does have Cushing's like lots of health issues can have similar symptoms. You should take your dog to the vet to determine what may be the problem with it and to get a treatment plan.

Your dog shows all common symptoms of having Cushing's syndrome. You should take your dog to the vet as soon as possible for a diagnosis and a treatment plan. Do not try to cure it without having consulted a vet first.