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Cropped view of veterinarian examining Beagle dog isolated on grey. Beagle may have juvenile polyarteritis.
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Juvenile Polyarteritis (Beagle Pain Syndrome) in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

Juvenile polyarteritis in dogs is a rare condition that involves the arteries inflaming and an infection of the spinal cord. It affects certain breeds of dogs more than others, and people often refer to it as Beagle pain syndrome.

Vets most commonly diagnose the condition in dogs under the age of three years old.…

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