Sentences with phrase «concurrent conditions»

Effective medication management is a critical part of treating any medical condition, especially chronic illnesses or multiple concurrent conditions.

The geriatric nature of this condition is such that it may be overlooked in older cats, which may potentially suffer from other concurrent conditions.

Diagnosis / Treatment Once consulted, your veterinarian will perform a thorough physical exam, looking carefully at your pet's ears, and may recommend diagnostic tests to look for concurrent conditions and to rule out other disorders that mimic vestibular disease.

As such, each case we assess individually, and working with you and the surgeon, select the most appropriate procedure based on your individual pet, your goals, concurrent orthopedic conditions, and other concurrent conditions.

Whether or not infection happens depends on the interaction of three things: host vitality (including immune experience / vaccination status), virulence of the virus (including virus strain and how many viral particles the host is exposed to), and environmental factors (other stresses and / or concurrent conditions).

Prescription diets are not required unless there is another concurrent condition that the prescription diet, such as hydrolysed food, might address.

Treatment will depend on the discovery of any concurrent conditions or underlying causes.

It usually happens without warning or as result of a concurrent condition, and can affect cats of any age.

Whether or not infection happens depends on the interaction of three factors: host vitality (including immune experience / vaccination status); virulence of the virus (including virus strain and how many viral particles the host is exposed to); and environmental factors (other stresses and / or concurrent conditions).

Most commercial (over the counter) brand name grain - free foods with less than 4 % fiber work as well or better than the prescription diets... unless there is EPI + a concurrent condition such as a food allergy / sensitivity, IBD, etc..

Concurrent conditions that can contribute to high ketone levels include cancer, pancreatitis, asthma and kidney or heart failure.

Survival with clinical H. canis is often dependent on treating the concurrent condition that is weakening your dog.

On the other hand, haemobartonellosis, the concurrent condition observed in 90 % of cats in this study, is not clinically associated with pruritus and cutaneous lesions (Baneth et al., 2002).