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UK: Alabama Rot deaths/illness in dogs

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Source: https://www.expressandstar.com/news...ter-outbreak-of-alabama-rot-on-cannock-chase/

Three dogs dead after outbreak of Alabama Rot on Cannock Chase
By Charlotte Callear | Cannock Chase | News | Published: 10 hours ago | Last Updated: 9 hours ago

Three dogs have died after an outbreak of a rare disease called Alabama Rot.

Heartbroken dog owners are asking others to be vigilant amid the outbreak, as Staffordshire Police say three dogs have died.

Alabama Rot is a rare disease that causes damage to dogs' blood vessels and kidneys that is often fast-acting and fatal, but the cause of it is still unknown. A veterinarian practice, E C Straiton & Partners LT in Penkridge, has had one confirmed and one unconfirmed report of the disease.

Philip Richardson, 51, from Wimblebury, was heartbroken last week when he had to put down his healthy sprollie, a mix between a springer and a collie, called Jake...
 
Here is a full text paper from 2015. I haven't found anything more recent with new findings about possible pathogens.


Cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy as a cause of acute kidney injury in dogs in the UK

Below is a link to our earlier thread on the topic. Since that thread was started I have seen reports of cases in dogs in the UK who did not frequent forested areas or areas that were poorly drained.

https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum...lling-dogs-in-new-forest-other-forested-areas
 
Source: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/local-news/alabama-rot-outbreak-near-leicestershire-935811



Alabama Rot outbreak near Leicestershire leaves 2 dogs dead
The dogs are believed to have contracted the lethal disease in Swadlincote, near the Leicestershire and Derbyshire border
ByBeth Pridding
Dan Bird
11:10, 16 DEC 2017Updated11:19, 16 DEC 2017

Two dogs have died and another left seriously ill after an outbreak of the deadly disease Alabama Rot near Leicestershire.

Two whippets were killed by the disease which damages a dog?s blood vessels and kidneys.

The dogs are believed to have contracted the lethal Alabama Rot ? which is notoriously difficult to treat ? in Swadlincote, which is near the Leicestershire and Derbyshire border.

Hartshorne Veterinary Practice confirmed the outbreak to the Burton Mail ...
 
Source: https://www.piratefm.co.uk/news/latest-news/2731990/another-case-of-deadly-dog-disease-in-cornwall/


Another case of 'deadly' dog disease in Cornwall
sad dog
Published by Emma Carton at 5:51am 8th November 2018. (Updated at 7:11am 8th November 2018)

It seems another case of Alabama Rot, a disease that can be deadly to dogs, has been confirmed in Cornwall.

Penmellyn Vets in St Austell said "all clinical evidence" pointed to the fact that one of the animals it treated had died from the rare condition.

In a warning post on Facebook, the team said the dog commonly went for walks at Par Beach, Prideaux Woods and in the Treverbyn Clay area...
 
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