Great Dane

Lifespan 8-10 years	Origin German
Temperament Friendly, Devoted, Reserved, Gentle, Confident, Loving	Height Female: 71–84 cm, Male: 76–90 cm
Colors Black, Brindle, Fawn, Harlequin, Mantle, Blue	Weight Female: 45–59 kg, Male: 54–90 kg

About the Breed

The Great Dane is a majestic and noble breed, towering over most dogs with its impressive height and muscular build. Despite its imposing appearance, it possesses a gentle and affectionate nature, making it an excellent family companion. With a history dating back to ancient times, this regal and graceful giant is beloved for its loyalty and calm temperament.

Some of the common diseases and Homeopathic Solution:

Trauma:

The breed is known for its “happy tail,” when the tail is wagged very hard, smacking whatever is in its way, which can lead to tail trauma. This can become a chronic issue which can lead to docking the dog’s tail; consider preventive, protective methods for your Great Dane’s tail.

Suggested Solution: Trumate Fractures at the beginning of injury to soft parts, adjacent parts are red, hot and painful. Rheumatic pain in the shoulder, pains extends to the chest and wrist. Jerking in limbs. Sore, bruised pain shoulders. Sprain of the elbows. Wrist ache with the loss of power to grasp. Hands swollen and painful. Injuries and paralysis of tail are cured using this medicine.

Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV or Bloat):

This is a life-threatening condition where the stomach fills with gas and twists. Great Danes, being deep-chested dogs, are more susceptible. Immediate veterinary attention is crucial if bloat is suspected.

Suggested Solution: A Pentoff homeopathic solution for pets, effectively improving anorexia caused by various factors like fever, digestive issues, anxiety, and underlying illnesses.

Hip Dysplasia:

A common condition in many large breeds, including Great Danes. It’s a malformation of the hip joint that can lead to discomfort, lameness, and arthritis.

Suggested Solution: Inflasule for pets effectively addresses joint inflammation, lameness, and discomfort caused by conditions like Lyme disease, arthritis, inflamed eyes, and associated symptoms.