Comments Off Your Name: Maureen
pet’s age: 24 months
pet’s sex: male
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QUESTION:
When in hisd carrier on a plane fight for 1 hour and thirty-three minutes, he
claed the front of his cage resulting in alot of bleeding
nail in both front paws. Still extremely tender a day later. Is there anything,
besides
rest, that would provide relief?
Thanks for your time and help.
Answer:
Comments Off It was reported that all mammals will develop arthritis if they live to an old enough age. Medical advancements are allowing cats and dogs to live longer than ever before. However, animals are being diagnosed with more disease due to their extended life span. Our pets can often be exhibiting signs of arthritis for long periods of time before pet owners even notice. Starting on medications before the symptoms are noticed will slow the changes from occurring and can prevent arthritis from becoming severe later in life.
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QUESTION:
pet’s breed: shitzuX
pet’s age: not sure
pet’s sex: female
I have a female dog (Missy)when i got here she had a weird shape skull, i never
thought to much of it just figured that she was born that way, it has been
almost two years that i have had her and have noticed that her skull (forehead)
has gotten very large and very hard, could this be a brain tumor or cancer of
some sort, she still acts the same and never acts as if she is sick or in pain.
answer:
Question :
pet’s breed: dalmation
pet’s age: 5-6
pet’s sex: female
previous treatment:
my dog eats herself all day around her tail, her back now and is starting to
eat her legs has a awful smell to her.she has chewed what little hair she had is
gone she has big bald spots.
Answer:
pet’s age: 8 months
pet’s sex: female
previous treatment:
My cat broke it’s tail. The break is halfway down and the x-rays showed a
separation of 2 inches. The vet gave medicine for 3 days, anti-inflammatory and
pain in a syringe so I can not give you the name or the dosage. They had to use
anesthesia to examine her because she was in so much pan, So far, there seems to
be no bathroom issues. The vet sent her home and said, let’s see how she
does in a month, we may have to amputate her tail at the break.
QUESTION:
The cat is in extreme pain, although she is walking around and
jumping, she
screams out because her tail is dragging, Do you think 3 days of pain
medication is enough?
Since the break is halfway down the tail, and separated by 2 inches, is there
any way it can be fixed? Will the muscles around the break heal enabling some
usage or should it be amputated at the break enabling the cat to at least raise
her tail and get back some mobility? What is the downside of amputation? What is
the downside of just waiting to she how she does in a month?
Answer :
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