Sentences with phrase «anything see your veterinarian»

Try a second time and if you don't see anything see your veterinarian for help.

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You can try a steroidal cream for canines, but I would recommend you get with your veterinarian and let them do a small biopsy on the sores to see what they are before you buy anything.

There are many species of houseplants that can be toxic to our pets, so if you see anything with chew marks, consult your local veterinarian for advice.

You have to get an in depth examination from a high quality veterinarian before you make any decisions, pay to treat anything the vet finds, and then see if the dogs are getting along.

Be sure to check out rabbit's ears for any earwax buildup and / or mites, and bring them to the veterinarian should you see anything worrisome or out of the ordinary.

It would be best to have her seen by your veterinarian for a follow up, as they can see her, assess the mass, and determine if anything needs to be done.

However, anything you see as a side effect should be reported to your veterinarian right away.

If your puppy stops eating, paws at his mouth, or you notice anything out of the ordinary during your tooth exam, see your veterinarian.

If you see anything out of the ordinary or you think that your pet might be sick, make sure to give your veterinarian a call and NEVER treat your pet at home with any medications without directions from your veterinarian first!

It would be best to talk to your veterinarian, as they know her history and her situation, and see if there is anything that she does need to be treated with to make her breathing less erratic.

If the problem is continuous, it would be best to see your Veterinarian as soon as possible to have a listen to her lungs and a general examination; if it occurs only sometimes, try to note if there is anything special (did she smell something before for example).

The veterinarian will examine the teeth and gums along with checking the bite to see if anything is maloccluded.

This can be an aggressive form of cancer so if you see anything unusual, you'll want to make a veterinarian appointment quickly.

Without examining Ruby, I can't be sure what might be happening with her, but Yorkie's are prone to problems with their knees, and hips - if your veterinarian isn't able to see anything obvious on the x-rays, they may be able to send them to a specialist for a second opinion, or re-taking sequential x-rays may be helpful.

Answer: If it is swollen, you really should see your veterinarian because it will be hard for anything topical to penetrate the swelling.

If your elderly cat is showing anything abnormal or acting out of sorts, he should see the veterinarian right away.

Sedation, and rare respiratory depression May cause a drop in heart rate and blood pressure If you see any significant behavior, appetite, respiratory or cardiac changes or notice anything else unusual, contact your veterinarian Can this drug be given with other drugs?

Sometimes it is very difficult to tell if your pet is having an emergency, so erring on the side of caution and having your pet seen by a veterinarian for anything questionable is always best.

False elevation of blood glucose levels Humans report headache, dizziness, ringing in the ears, rashes and itchiness If you see any of these symptoms or notice anything else unusual, contact your veterinarian Can this drug be given with other drugs?

Your veterinarian should be consulted to see if anything else needs to be done.

If you discover lumps or bumps, have your veterinarian test these masses to see whether they are anything needs to be concerned.

I would recommend restricting her movement for a few days to see if there is any improvement (cage rest or similar) and if you don't notice any change have your Veterinarian take a look at her to see if there is anything more serious going on.

If you see anything you think isn't right, let your parents know and, if necessary, they can call the veterinarian's office.

If it's a new behavior (tail chasing or anything else), see your veterinarian.

It would be best to have Grandpa checked by a Veterinarian to see if there is anything else which shows up on a physical examination which may help indicate a cause.

I can not think of anything which would help Peggy without examining her and seeing things in more detail; I would however recommend visiting a Specialist if your Veterinarian (s) don't seem to know what the cause is and you are getting conflicting information as it may not be a straightforward case.

Apart from this, I can not think of anything else to suggest; trying corticosteroid treatment again (in consultation with your Veterinarian) to see if there is any improvement could be tried with caution, but I really can not say.

If our veterinarians see anything that should be brought to your attention, you will be called.

If your dog has eaten something like a glass ornament or anything else that could injure them or shows signs of distress, he or she will need to see a veterinarian immediately.