Sentences with phrase «diet as our vet»

He is on a diet as our vet recommends he loses about 10 pounds.

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In the Vet Record today, a team of researchers based in The Netherlands say these diets may be contaminated with bacteria and parasites, and as such may pose a risk to both animal and human health.

I'm not a vet, I'm an advocate of the Prey Model & Biologically Appropriate Raw Food Diets and run a Facebook Group As Nature Intended.

You can rest assured that every recipe, as always, in our roundups is fully vetted and including them into your diet should keep you (unless you insist on pigging out on one) in the less than 20 net carbs per day range.

Even animals that are already on a good diet and do not exhibit any health problems will benefit from the correct mix of supplements, because in addition to their value as remedies, supplements can also be quite effective at preventing disease and providing extra measures of support against illness or factors that the owner or her vet may not be able to see.

Q: My six - year - old Great Dane, Gloria, was prescribed a semi-raw diet by my vet as she has sensitive skin.

However, there are some exceptional cases where a pet can benefit from a vegan diet, such as when it is recommended by a vet after evaluating the lifestyle of the furkid in conjunction with its age and organ function.

Trying diet after diet as prescribed by the vet, she could still not lose weight, but was still beautiful, even being an indisputable «plus size.»

Even if you were to follow a diet determined by your vet or a pet nutritionist they would advise adding a vitamin / mineral supplement, as no one really knows exactly what your particular pet needs.

Just as Stephen Hawking valiantly battled his ALS, cats who are properly cared for can still live long happy lives with a good diet, low stress, indoor home, loving family, and annual vet check - ins.

Nutritious ingredients such as white rice, chicken breast and fish are beneficial to add to their diets (unless otherwise stated by the vet).

Of course, as we stated above, it's so, so important to speak to your vet before you change your cat's diet or introduce exercise.

I would look for a diet as low in phosphate as possible, and discuss adding a phosphorus binder with your vet.

In fact, there is a «prescription» vet diet marketed as a weight loss food that is nearly all corn.

(Fancy term for he is prone to diarrhea) The nutritionist at the Vet School in our area recommended Blue Basics Lamb and Potato as a transitional diet from prescription Purina HA Vegetarian to adult, large breed food.

Question: Maltese / 11 1/2 pounds / CongestiveHeart Failure ¿ DCM Medication: ¿ Salix 12.5 mg ¿ 1 tablet 3x a day (until a few days ago it was 1 pill 2x a day) ¿ Enalapril 5 mg ¿ 1/2 tablet 2x a day ¿ Temaril - P ¿ 1/2 tablet 1 to 2x a day as needed for allergies (about to taper her down) ¿ Torbutrol 1 mg ¿ 1/4 tablet as needed for trachea collapse coughing ¿ Vetmedin 1.25 mg ¿ 1 tablet 2x a day NEW Other: ¿ K / d diet ¿ No exercise She had a really hard time breathing last week, vet gave her 2 Furosemide injections and oxygen therapy and added the Vetmedin to her daily medicine.

Here's a good example, as a vet I thought a new food out that provided free range chicken and organic everything would be a great diet for my feline patients.

Thus keep the protein to a third of the diet such as it is 35 % protein for Doberman and also check with your vet to get proper advice.

There is a difference between prescription diets and over the counter diets as well, so discuss with your vet whether your dog would be a good candidate for a food trial.

A stool softener or laxative may be prescribed by your vet and adding fiber like pureed pumpkin to your dog's diet will help as well.

If your vet has recommended that your pooch eat a diet consisting of rabbit and potato as the two main ingredients, it's probably due to a food allergy.

Once the trial period is over, your vet is likely to put your dog on a hypoallergenic maintenance diet such as Hill's Prescription d / d diet, Iams Skin and Coat Response KO, Iams Skin and Coat Response FP, Nestle Purina's Limited Antigen formula and Royal Canin Diets.

Your vet may recommend some dietary changes as part of your pup's treatment plan, usually with the use of a prescription veterinary diet designed specifically for pups with kidney issues.

The vet says cats tend to do better on meat based diet as opposed to grains because they are meat eaters by nature.

This can be corrected with a quick trip to your local vet at first, and then switch to a diet that is higher in hay, as it naturally grinds down your rabbit's teeth.

But, if your dog needs this done more often, consider contacting your vet or possibly changing their diet because this can lead to blocked anal glands as well.

Many dogs, especially as they get older, develop chronic health issues that might require medications, prescription diets, and frequent visits to the vet for conditional exams.

Advise your vet that you are using any type of supplement as part of your dog's diet so that your veterinarian can monitor results.

I'm conflicted because as predicted my vet is telling me he has to be on a special prescription diet for the remainder of his life.

FIV + cats do have a weakened immune system, which means they should stay inside, be fed a high - quality diet, and get routine vet checkups — as all cats should.

*** As every dog is different and the above are just estimated guidelines for this type of breed, please talk to your vet before making any changes to your English Setter's diet.

Please include information such as medical history (describe visits to vet and any diagnosis / test results), age, sex, breed, diet, medications your dog is taking, recent changes in behavior (lethargy, appetite), etc..

Some vets recommend their patients with certain heart conditions eat rice as part of their diet because it offers a good source of carbs and protein without affecting their blood pressure.

Other vets disagree, arguing that dogs can successfully be vegetarians as long as their diet is balanced and they are able to get proteins from varying sources.

As always, I recommend you talk with your holistic vet about the right diet for your active pet's individual needs.

No mater if you prepare the weight loss diet yourself or purchase it from your vet; it requires a strict feeding and lifestyle plan as well.

This type of diarrhea may resolve on its own, but it is best to feed your dog a bland diet of boiled chicken or hamburger and rice for a few days and consult with your vet if things are not improving within 24 hours as other medications such as antibiotics, probiotics, or anti-diarrhea medicine may become necessary.

I beg to differ strongly, as would most holistic vets (including Dr. Hofve) about sticking with a prescription diet from one of these manufacturers.

Talk to your vet if you notice flaky skin as to whether this problem may be attributed to diet or environment, and make the necessary adjustments to fix it for your pup.

You could also ask your vet about prescription diets, such as Royal Canin Recovery, which is designed for cats recovering from surgeries and illnesses.

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If you have a dog that is eating poop - start feeding him a nutrient packed / balanced diet, give him plenty of exercise / playtime / interaction, keep his living areas / crates / kennels / yard as clean as possible, avoid locking him up and leaving him alone for a long period of time, and take him to the vet on a regular basis for checkups so that you can catch any underlying medical issues early before they get out of control.

The vet prescribed medications, including an antidiarrheal and an antibiotic, as well as an adjusted diet.

Many of the prescription - based vet pet food diets also include chemical preservatives, corn and other unnecessary fillers as major ingredients, high - purine ingredients, added salt, and / or potential allergens in the form of soy, corn, and / or egg products.

Needless to say we start with a new vet next week, who supports feeding Kobe a healthy diet of Dr. Harvey's Canine Health - The Miracle Dog Food, which is a must as Kobe will never eat anything other than products from Dr. Harvey.

Vets recommend feeding wet food as part of your cat's diet to lower carbohydrate intake and to increase water intake, both important features in feline nutrition.

There are special prescription diets, such as anti-urate diets and foods made especially for Dalmatians so ask your vet about these too.

Vets recommend feeding wet food as part of your cat's diet to lower...

If your vet recommends that you switch your dog to a low - fat diet, any of these foods will be great options as a new pet food.

If you have made a firm decision to stick with raw now, then you need to provide a top quality and varied diet as described in this article — https://thehappypuppysite.com/how-to-feed-your-puppy-on-natural-raw-food/ and to check with a vet that supports raw feeding, or an experienced breeder who feeds raw, to make sure that your dog is getting all the nutrients she needs.