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Vitamin E and selenium responsive myocardial degeneration in dogs.

Introduction There have been few cases reported of myopathy in dogs that were attributable to vitamin E deficiency (2, 4). However, recent experimental work has shown that vitamin E/selenium deficient diets can produce degeneration of the skeletal musculature and myocardium of growing dogs (5). This report deals with a recurring incidence of multiple acute deaths in a kennel due to acute myocardial degeneration. No further losses occurred after treatment with vitamin E and selenium preparation was instituted.