Hereditary gluten enteropathy in irish setters: evaluation of external parameters, clinical symptoms and fatal risks

DOI: https://doi.org/10.7124/FEEO.v34.1613
Keywords: Irish Setter, gluten enteropathy, diet, heredity, exterior, fatal risks

Abstract

Aim. Determine the features of appearance, clinical signs and fatal risks in Irish setters with hereditary gluten enteropathy. Methods. The methods used were observation, eye examination, clinical examination, autopsy, histological. Results. It has been established that in hereditary gluten enteropathy in Irish setters there are violations of the parameters of appearance, weak ability to train, fulminant and chronic forms of damage to the intestinal wall by type of enteropathy, anaphylactic reactions and cerebral disorders. In the dead setters, the causes of death were hypovolemic shock due to intestinal bleeding and combined critical injuries of the brain, heart and lungs. Conclusions. Violations of the parameters of appearance in setters with hereditary gluten enteropathy led to their unsuitability for hunting. Dietary therapy with the exclusion of feed containing cereals was effective in stabilizing the condition of sick setters. Setters with hereditary gluten enteropathy are at risk of developing fatal cardiovascular, pulmonary, and cerebral insufficiency. The validity of the spread of hereditary gluten enteropathy in Irish setters depends on the accounting of the results of multi-year studies by a multidisciplinary group of specialists.

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