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What Is Cushing’s Disease And How Do I Know If My Dog Has It? Cushing’s disease is a serious condition found in middle aged and elderly dogs and horses. The most obvious sign is usually hair loss where patches of skin are eventually exposed. However, Cushing’s can be misleading and is over-diagnosed. Typically, a combination of symptoms will be seen, some of which also occur naturally with aging. All suspected Cushing’s, whether in a horse or a dog, should be thoroughly investigated by a veterinarian. Thyroid problems and other skin conditions (if that is the most obvious sign) should be explored as well. (Homeopathic Formic Acid has been helpful with regards to shedding, where Cushing’s symptoms prevail but the diagnosis is negative. It is known to restore a “shabby” coat to health.) Thyroid supplementation may be indicated as well. In fact, thyroid problems are often mistaken for Cushing’s. Homeopathic Thyroid 30c at one drop per day for three weeks can return thyroid levels...