About GreytHealth

 

GreytHealth is an Archive of Dr. Stack's most
requestedarticles about Greyhound Health. 
These articles were originally published in newletters of various  Greyhound adoption groups, on the Greyhound-L internet subscriber list, and in veterinary publications.

Dr. Stack has been sharing her extensive knowledge  with the Greyhound community for many years. She has kindly consented to the development of this Archive, for the purpose of making information about Greyhound health readily available to those who need it.

Since this website was first published, it has
received over 70,000 hits by thousands of people
seeking to better understand their Greyhound's
health and well-being. Many of our visitors print out Dr. Stack's articles to bring to their veterinarians to discuss certain eccentricities of Greyhounds, such as safe anesthesia protocols, variations in blood test results and some of the medical problems common to Greyhounds.

Please visit our new Links page, where you will find other excellent sources of Greyhound health information. You'll also find a listing of other resources for Greyhound information that we think you will find very useful. If you know of any links that we have not included, please contact the webmaster and we'll be happy to add them onto our Links page.

Clicking on the links on the left navigation bar will take you to each article.

The articles on this website may be reproduced, included in Greyhound adoption newsletters and other publications, and as part of a "new owner" adoption packet. We do ask that you first obtain permission from Dr. Stack, and that all articles used are properly credited.

 

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    Graphic below courtesy of and © Kim Kramer

              

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Unfortunately, Dr. Stack is unable to respond to personal inquires regarding your own greyhound's health. Please contact your veterinarian with any questions or concerns. These articles are published for informational purposes, and are not intended to take the place of your veterinarian's evaluation and treatment.

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