In mild cases rest and pain relief are prescribed.
Not exact matches
In most
mild cases, bed
rest and monitoring are the only intervention indicated.
Severe
cases can result
in the muscle being torn from the bone, requiring surgical repair while
mild cases may feel more like the muscle is tight or tired and will recover quickly with
rest.
In mild cases of dog flu without secondary complications, this means
rest, a warm and comfortable environment, and good nutrition, possibly including supplements [source: ASPCA].
When the puppy suffers a
mild or moderate
case, then the treatment is a strict
rest in bed for a period of three to six weeks and taking medications against inflammation.
Some veterinarians use acupuncture and rehab techniques
in combination with cage
rest, analgesics and controlled exercise to help manage
mild cases or to benefit dogs before and after surgery.
For both
mild and severe
cases of dog flu, it is vital that your pet be isolated from other animals and
in an environment that facilitates
rest.
Your veterinarian may prescribe medication as well as strict cage
rest for several weeks
in mild cases of IVDD.