
Information Guides to Download
General guidelines | |
Guide to Buying an Irish Wolfhound Puppy | |
Breed Guide - Introduction to your Irish Wolfhound Puppy | |
Guide to anaesthesia | |
Neutering factsheet | |
Health guidelines | |
Bloat (gastric dilatation volvulus, GDV) | ![]() |
Dentition for owners | ![]() |
Dentition for vets | ![]() |
Puppy paralysis (fibrocartilaginous embolism, FCE) | ![]() |
Heart disease (dilated cardiomyopathy, atrial fibrillation) | ![]() |
Hyperacute Exertional Rhabdomyolysis (HER) | ![]() |
Livershunt (portosytemic shunt) | ![]() |
Megaesophagus | ![]() |
Pneumonia for owners | ![]() |
Pneumonia for vets | |
Pneumonia protocol (Harp & Hound, IWCA) | ![]() |
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) | ![]() |
The IWHG comprises owners and breeders of many years' experience None is a qualified veterinarian: any suggestions made are based purely on the personal experience of those wolfhound owners who have had to use the drugs mentioned and are a guide only for you to discuss with your own vet. It is the responsibility of the owner to make a decision on any course of action they take with their hound and we strongly recommend that this is done in conjunction with your vet.
