CANINE NASAL DISEASE .2.

Common clinical presentation and management of specific disorders of the canine nasal cavity are described in this article. The disorders discussed include foreign body rhinitis, immune-mediated rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, parasitic rhinitis, mycotic rhinitis, and neoplastic rhinitis. Bacterial rhinitis is discussed as a secondary rather than a primary nasal condition. Management of nasal disease can be rewarding, provided that a correct diagnosis is made.