Nutrition: many elderly cats have metabolic diseases such as kidney disease or diabetes and do
best on a prescription diet targeted toward controlling these diseases.
Not exact matches
Having
better diets as young adults makes
good health later
on more likely; they'll have a
better chance of not needing
prescription medication for mood problems, heartburn, or other physical symptoms.
Having practiced adult medicine for over 30 years with the last 5 focusing
on adding nutrition and exercise
prescriptions to my practice and spending the last 4 years giving educational talks to physicians and lay persons I have come to the belief that a properly done whole foods plant based
diet with supplemental B12 is the
best diet to avoid many of the chronic diseases afflicting us.»
They took the time to communicate with the patients, educated them
on their conditions, wrote out clear instructions and explained lab tests and pathologies to them, as
well as doled out lifestyle interventions, such as
diet and exercise
prescriptions.
If you already find yourself with a crashed metabolism then a
good long reverse
diet is the
best prescription to help get back
on track.
Q: My vet recently found that my Sheltie's urine has an abnormally high pH. She is
on a
prescription kibble
diet, but the ingredients don't look very
good.
My vet recently found that my Sheltie's urine has an abnormally high pH. She is
on a
prescription kibble
diet, but the ingredients don't look very
good.
For instance, the allergy tests available are not terribly
good at determining food allergies, and therefore instead of identifying a specific food and avoiding it, we instead recommend feeding a
prescription hypoallergenic
diet on a strict trial basis (feed this and nothing else), while gauging to see how your pet responds.
I need food for a 10 year old Yorkie, who is
on a low fat
diet due to Pancreatis, and now is a Diabetic, he is
on Low fat Hills
PRESCRIPTION low fat ID AS OF NOW, WOULD LIKE TO chang that, I have already lost one dog that ate the Low fat Prescreption Low Fat ID, That acquired diabetis also
on this food, I want to take my yorkie off this food if possible, do you have a
better low fat food, that he can eat with diabetis, ty
However, if your pet has another illness or condition, they may already be
on a
prescription diet that is
best suited to them.
Some pets will also do
well on hydrolyzed protein
diets, which are available mainly through veterinary
prescription.
Reproduction Exams and Testing (Seman / Vaginal Cytology / Progesterone Tests) Diabetic Testing (including: Diabetic Curves and Insulin Management) Feline Leukemia / Feline A.I.DS Tests Full Surgical Facility Nail Clipping Nail Grinding Ear Hair Plucking Ear Cleaning Anal Gland Expression Trim paws, feet, around eyes Monitoring of Endocrine Disorders All Routine Testing Diabetes Cushing (Hyperadrenocorticism) Addisons (Hypoadrenocorticism) Thyroid (Hypo and Hyperthyroidism) Pharmacy
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Prescription Medications for Acute and Chronic Illnesses Prescription Diets Clients are urged to call well in advance of needing any prescri
Prescription Medications for Acute and Chronic Illnesses
Prescription Diets Clients are urged to call well in advance of needing any prescri
Prescription Diets Clients are urged to call
well in advance of needing any
prescriptionprescription foods.
While they do have a couple of health conditions that may need special attention or possibly a
prescription diet at some point, most Birmans should do
well on good quality foods that are available commercially (unless you plan to feed a raw or homemade
diet).
The Purina vet felt that their
prescription diet called «DCO» may be helpful due its composition but wasn't too confident it would work
well enough to resolve the problem without the benefit of small feedings
on hunting days.
Natura doesn't make
prescription diets and their product line for EVO is somewhat limited but they offer dry and canned food as
well as some treats (check out our article
on kibble vs. canned dog food).
Your veterinarian will need to get your pet's full history from you, taking special note of the
diet and any opportunistic eating as
well any concurrent
prescriptions or supplements that your dog is
on.
Many dogs
on a therapeutic
prescription diet for weight loss do
better if they stay
on that
diet.
Unfortunately most veterinarians are not at all
well versed
on diets for these suffering dogs other than their
prescription diets that are not at all that
good.
There are also several treats, products, and
prescription diets that are formulated to help reduce tartar and plaque buildup as
well as help with gingivitis
on your pet's teeth.
There are other
prescription diets but they don't seem to prevent the crystals as
well, depending
on what kind of crystal he had.
However, larger stones usually have to be removed surgically, and the patient placed
on a
good prescription diet to prevent their recurrence.
However, these
diets are usually starch - based (often almost 60 percent carbohydrates
on a dry matter basis); the digestive system of a dog is designed more for fats and protein than for starches, which may be why many EPI dog owners achieve
better results by reserving
prescription diets for short - term use and feeding other
diets over the long haul.