Valley Fever in Dogs: An Overview 'Valley Fever' is a common term for coccidioidomycosis, which is an uncommon but extremely severe and potentially fatal systemic disease caused by Coccidioides immitis.
Canine Valley Fever Canine valley fever originates in a dog as he inhales the coccidioidomycosis fungal spores. These spores are usually found in dirt and in arid areas of the desert.
Valley Fever Treatment Valley fever treatment in dogs may be of a long-term nature, and if the condition is left treated, may turn fatal for the ailing animal.
How long can Valley Fever stay dormant in a greyhound? Question by Alice R: How long can Valley Fever stay dormant in a greyhound before causing real heath problems? My greyhound raced in Arizona but has live in BC with us for 5 almost 6 years.
See also: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Seizures, Rabies, Pancreatitis
 
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