Ceroid lipofuscinosis in dogs
An inherited storage disorder where waste material builds up in nerve cells and damages the brain. Young dogs develop progressive signs such as behaviour changes, loss of coordination, seizures and vision loss. It is degenerative and ultimately fatal.
3 of the 155 breeds we track are commonly associated with Ceroid lipofuscinosis, including Border Collie. Across these breeds median lifespans range from 13.1 to 13.8 years.
Ceroid lipofuscinosis in dogs: quick facts
- Type
- neurological condition
- Breeds affected
- 3 of the 155 breeds we track
- Severity (as scored)
- Standard hereditary condition
Plain-English definitions of these terms are on the glossary. On the Breed Health Score, Ceroid lipofuscinosis is weighted as a standard hereditary condition within a breed's overall burden. This describes how our data weights the condition, not a diagnosis.
Breeds commonly associated with Ceroid lipofuscinosis (3), ranked by health score
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Note. Breed associations are compiled from RVC VetCompass / AKC / PDSA and are indicative, not a diagnosis or veterinary advice. Browse all conditions or the breed directory.