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By pet-admin, May 26, 2009 11:37 pm

pet’s breed: Siberian Husky
pet’s age: 2
pet’s sex: female
previous treatment:

QUESTION:

I took my dog to the vet yesterday because she was having issues with her C and today she is 10 times worse. Is this a normal healing process and should my vet have given me something for the pain?

ANSWER:

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By pet-admin, May 22, 2009 10:20 pm

pet’s breed: Basset Hound
pet’s age: 9
pet’s sex: F
previous treatment:

QUESTION:

We just learned that our Elliemae has Hight Blood Pressure & we do have her on med, But is there anything else we can do like her diet?

ANSWER:
Dear,

I hope your vet has already diagnosed the underlying disease.

Diet includes:
Reduced dietary sodium intake is advised for all cases. Weight reduction is recommended if your pet is obese – low fat diet.

Truly

Damjan

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By pet-admin, May 18, 2009 7:53 pm

If you have a diabetic dog, life is probably a bit more complicated for you and your pet than it used to be. Canine diabetes can be a challenging condition to manage, but it can be done. Here are some tips to make life easier for both of you.

Is Exercise A Good Idea For Dogs With Diabetes?

Yes, it is, but you do need to be careful. Too much exercise can cause your pet’s blood sugar levels to drop to dangerously low levels. It’s always a good idea to keep a little Karo syrup with you so you can rub it on your pet’s gums if he starts showing signs of hypoglycemia.

It’s essential to be establish a consistent routine for exercise. You’ll need to commit to exercising him every day at about the same time, for about the same amount of time each day. Avoid having him out running around at top speed for a half hour once or twice a week, and then sitting around the rest of the time. Continue reading 'Tips For Living With Your Diabetic Dog'»