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There are a few things that you can do to determine whether or not a food allergy is actually present, but your first step is to talk to your veterinarian who can help you to provide a true, hypo - allergenic diet for your pet.

Talk to the veterinarian who saw your dog initially and update him or her on the situation.

As far as advising you on a particular dog, you really need to talk to a veterinarian who can evaluate the dog in person.

Not exact matches

Our family recently adopted a new puppy (after the loss of our long - time family dog, Daisy, several months ago), so I have been researching and talking to friends who are experts in puppy care and to holistic veterinarians about how to make sure we are raising him in the healthiest way possible.

THIS SITE IS LOADED WITH SCAMMERS!!!! I was talking to a Veterinarian from Texas, who turned out to be a Nigerian scammer living in Malaysia.

Talk to other breeders, rescue groups, veterinarians, anyone who can give you some information.

Dr. Burt and I talked about how hard it is for veterinarians to lose one of their own pets, even one who had just been part of our lives for a short period of time.

I began to read about cat nutrition and cat diets and talk to people (veterinarians and pet owners) who had been feeding raw foods.

In an era where cardiovascular disease and obesity are on the rise in both people and their pets, it is clear that exercising with dogs can benefit humans and animals alike... and I don't know that many dogs who are not willing to go for a walk (but be sure that you talk to your veterinarian before increasing your pet's exercise — because some dogs may not benefit from increased exercise)

3/15/17 — Listen to ARL Veterinarian Dr. Kyle Quigley, and ARL's Associate Director of Community Services, Cheryl Traversi, who talk about community services.

If you notice tapeworm segments in your cat's feces or near the anus, talk to your veterinarian, who will probably prescribe an oral deworming medication.

Finally, if you have a fearful or anxious pet who stresses easily, talk to your veterinarian at least two weeks before the big day about whether medication may help.

And not saying that the veterinarians that are writing these recipes don't know what they're talking about, it's just as I said they have that general education versus a nutritionist who has the specific education to know exactly what a dog needs.

From the time she could talk, she told everyone who would listen that she was going to be a veterinarian.

If you have questions about the best techniques to help alleviate your pet's stress during the holidays, talk with your primary care veterinarian who knows both you and your pet well.

If you think a raw diet is the best choice for your dog, talk to your veterinarian or find a vet who's experienced in helping owners build a proper nutritional plan for dogs.

3/15/17 UPDATE — listen to ARL Veterinarian, Dr. Kyle Quigley, and ARL's Associate Director of Community Services, Cheryl Traversi, who talk about community pet services.

You should always start by talking to your veterinarian, who can answer all of your questions and recommend a treatment plan with a product like Trifexis ® (spinosad + milbemycin oxime) that controls whipworm infections.

Talk to your veterinarian, as well as talking to others who already have their dogs on this diet.

Benadryl may also help soothe dogs who panic during thunderstorms, though those whose pets struggle with severe anxiety may want to talk to a veterinarian about prescribing stronger tranquilizers.

If you belong to one of the groups who we help and meet the eligibility criteria, talk to your veterinarian about the possibility of applying for Farley Foundation funding.

Pet owners who can not afford medical care for their sick or injured pet, and who fall into one of the categories below, are encouraged to talk to their veterinarian about the availability of Farley Foundation funding:

If you have questions about your dog's nutritional needs or an interest in home cooking or various dietary options, it's best to talk with a veterinarian who specializes in pet nutrition.

The best thing to do is talk with your veterinarian, who will set up a vaccination schedule appropriate for your cat.

Veterinarians will always talk about how many milligrams your pet needs when you want to know is how many milliliters to squirt down the throat of your dog who has its teeth clamped shut and has just slipped under your king sized bed.

Oconomowoc veterinarian John Hallett then recommends going to dog shows, like those held at State Fair Park, and talking to people who show the breed that interests you.

If you encounter a veterinarian who continues to advocate yearly vaccination, schedule a sit - down talk with her, or take your business elsewhere.

Talk to friends, family members, coworkers, neighbors, and your veterinarian, as they may know someone who might be interested in taking your pet.

Talk to local veterinarians to find one who is willing to help.

We talked to Dr. Jacquelyn Wahl, a veterinarian at the Emergency Animal Hospital of Northwest Austin, about her experience as an emergency care veterinarian and her advice for pet parents who are dealing with a pet health emergency.