FAQ

Yes, Maltipoos make excellent pets due to their affectionate, intelligent nature, low-shedding coat, and adaptability to different living situations.

A Maltipoo is a hybrid dog breed created by crossing a Maltese with a Toy or Miniature Poodle, known for its affectionate nature, intelligence, and low-shedding coat. Popular as companion pets, they are small, social, and adaptable to various living environments.

Microhepatica in dogs is primarily caused by hepatic microvascular dysplasia, a congenital condition where the liver’s microscopic portal veins are underdeveloped or missing.

Hepatic microvascular dysplasia (MVD) in dogs cannot be surgically corrected, but it can often be medically managed, especially in mild or asymptomatic cases.

Microhepatica in dogs is primarily caused by hepatic microvascular dysplasia (MVD), a congenital condition where the small portal veins in the liver are underdeveloped or absent, leading to reduced liver blood flow and function.

Hepatic microvascular dysplasia (MVD) in dogs cannot be surgically fixed, but its symptoms can often be managed medically, especially in mild cases.

Microhepatica in dogs is primarily caused by hepatic microvascular dysplasia (MVD), a congenital condition where microscopic liver blood vessels are underdeveloped or absent, leading to reduced liver size and impaired function.

Hepatic microvascular dysplasia (MVD) in dogs cannot be surgically fixed, but many cases can be managed medically to provide a good quality of life.

Dogs with MVD are typically affected from birth as it is a congenital condition, though clinical signs may not appear until later in life or may remain mild or absent altogether.

Microvascular dysplasia (MVD) is a microscopic congenital abnormality of small liver vessels, while a shunt is a larger, macroscopic blood vessel bypassing the liver.