Dental-Skeletal-Retinal Anomaly

• Talk to your vet about your dog’s dental skeletal retinal anomaly result so you can discuss any vision or dental changes and plan appropriate monitoring.
• Dogs with this condition may have reduced vision, so use verbal cues and a consistent routine to help them navigate safely.
• Practice regular dental care, including brushing your dog's teeth with dog-safe toothpaste, and schedule periodic dental checkups to maintain your dog's oral health.

This variant was first described in the Cane Corso.

This variant is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner, meaning that a dog requires two copies of the variant to show signs of DSRA.

This health condition affects the following breeds

• Cane Corso