If your veterinarian recommends a high - fiber diet for your dog, you can purchase a commercially prepared
diet at your veterinarian's office or pet supply store.
Not exact matches
Veterinarian Marla McGeorge, a cat specialist
at Portland, Oregon's Best Friends Veterinary Medical Center, argues that the problem with forcing your cat to be vegetarian or vegan is that such
diets fail to provide the amino acids needed for proper feline health and are too high in carbohydrates that felines have not evolved to be able to process.
«Since the vast majority of America's pet cats — 88 percent, in fact — are spayed or neutered, there is a great need for a
diet that addresses the decreased energy and increased appetite that result from the procedure,» says Dr. Brent Mayabb,
veterinarian and manager of education and development
at Royal Canin.
The
veterinarians at Polo Springs are committed to helping these patients successfully get their weight under control through the use of an individually tailored program, along with a special prescription
diet.
When
veterinarians realized that calcium oxalate stones thrive in acidic environments, they took a look
at the composition of prescribed
diets to try to combat the calcium oxalate stones.
Certain Dogs Might Go Wet Dr. Katy J. Nelson, an emergency
veterinarian in Alexandria, Va., says that while all dogs can enjoy either a wet or dry
diet from a premium brand,
at least five types of dogs particularly benefit from canned foods:
At your pet's regular annual examination, your
veterinarian will check your dog's overall health, including weight, tooth and gum issues, and other indicators of proper
diet.
However, knowing
at least the daily calorie requirements of adult dogs may be helpful to pet owners to feed their pets the correct amount of commercial pet food, while those who prefer feeding adult dogs a home - made
diet would be better to consult with a
veterinarian or buy a specialist book not to incur in dietetic errors and to provide their pets not only with the correct amount of calories, but also with the correct amount and proportion of all nutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals).
Most
veterinarians recommend feeding cats half dry, half canned food
at each feeding or the morning feeding exclusively canned food and the evening feeding exclusively dry food for a balanced
diet.
«Feed
diets that are appropriate for the pet's activity level,» says Amy Dicke, DVM, a technical services
veterinarian at Procter & Gamble Pet Care.
Whichever
diet is recommended by your
veterinarian, it should be fed twice daily,
at the time of each insulin injection.
To keep water intake
at optimal levels, your
veterinarian may advise you to keep your cat on wet food and limit or eliminate dry kibble in the
diet.
At the present time, there are no medications approved for cats with this condition, although a low - sodium
diet may be prescribed by your
veterinarian.
Discuss her nutritional needs with your
veterinarian at least once per year regardless of whether you're considering a
diet change.
Many
veterinarians can spot a bird on an all - seed
diet just by looking
at them.
If you have any questions about what you should feed your pet, or how much you should be feeding him, you should consult your
veterinarian, especially if you're planning on cooking your dog's food
at home or if you wish to feed him a raw
diet.
Four
veterinarians from the School of Veterinary Medicine
at the University of California, Davis, published a study in the June issue of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, entitled «Evaluation of recipes of home - prepared maintenance
diets for dogs.»
The plan: The
veterinarian orders for a highly digestible liquid
diet of 1.0 kcal / mL caloric density to be fed through a nasogastric tube
at 25 % RER for the first 24 hours.
Many
veterinarians recommend
at least some high quality wet cat food in a cat's
diet.
All
veterinarians, not just the specialists
at the Animal Medical Center, use specially formulated prescription
diets to help manage a variety of diseases in pets.
The
veterinarians at Boston Veterinary Care suggest routine
at - home dental care should include daily teeth brushing and adding a dental
diet to food.
Your
veterinarian may want to look
at the
diet you are feeding the pet as well as checking for intestinal parasites as the first steps to finding the cause of the symptoms.
Your
veterinarian might suggest that you add a joint supplement to your dog's
diet if they are suffering from this condition already, or if they are
at risk for developing it.
A high quality
diet prescribed by your
veterinarian will ensure they are receiving the nutrients they require
at each stage of their life.
Choose from the many high quality, easily digestible
diets available
at pet stores or a prescription
diets available from your
veterinarian.
Over
at petmd.com, the
veterinarians recommend a meat - based
diet.
Whether your dog has medical problems or not, you should
at all times communicate your
veterinarian assistant that your dog eats a homemade
diet.
I would try and find a more holistic oriented
veterinarian when the time is right for your next pet who often looks
at all of the factors involved in disease from the environment, to
diet, to overuse of drugs and / o vaccinations.
Cats on a commercial cat food
diet are not usually
at risk for taurine deficiency; however, if you feed your cat a homemade
diet, your
veterinarian may want to test your pet's level of taurine.
«Discuss with your
veterinarian a complete
at - home dental wellness care plan that includes brushing but may also include water additives, dental chews, specialized
diets, oral gels, and rinses,» Hilden says.
But because most
veterinarians believe in what the pet food manufacturers claim, (and recent graduates are no exception when one looks
at the funds provided to State and private veterinary colleges by the pet food industry), they rarely suggest changing their sick animals»
diet.
I was recommended this prescription
diet in combo with her daily medication
at our
veterinarian for my 12 year old chihuahua Celeste due to a major heart murmur she has.
Having pancreatitis once makes a pet predisposed to developing it again
at some point in their life, so it is important to follow your
veterinarian's
diet recommendations once your pet is discharged from the hospital.
A study by
veterinarians at the University of Missouri found that dogs» levels of the endocrine disruptor bisphenol A nearly tripled after the animals ate a canned - food
diet for two weeks, and the exposure was associated with metabolic and microbiome changes.
If your senior dog is healthy,
at an optimum weight and active, he / she can remain on the adult
diet he / she is accustomed to, you may have to tailor quantities slightly but this should always be done with the assistance of your
veterinarian.
Many
veterinarians at The Animal Medical Center prescribe special
diets as part of the treatment for medical conditions.
This ratio seemed like a good idea
at the time and was certainly easier than the 24 hour urine collection but it has not panned out as a valid test to predict stone re-formation but will tell the
veterinarian if the pet owner is cheating on the
diet.
An immediate goal of the Alliance is to encourage
veterinarians to talk about
diet with clients, even
at routine exams, and to set guidelines.
Veterinarians also agree that dogs who do not receive a high quality
diet are also
at a significantly increased risk of developing health conditions that lead to death.
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.
At Royal Canin, our expert nutritionists and
veterinarians create great - tasting therapeutic
diets to help your
veterinarian treat a wide range of health challenges.
No matter who the manufacturer is, therapeutic
diets are available only
at animal hospitals or selected outlets that are staffed by
veterinarians.
Factors including genetics, a
diet lacking in hard food and dental treats, plus infrequent teeth brushings
at home will contribute to an increased need for professional dental cleanings by your
veterinarian.
If your dog is not
at their ideal weight your
veterinarian can help create a
diet and exercise regimen that can help.
Your
veterinarian may recommend a special
diet that can help dissolve or prevent certain crystals or stones, or
at least make their formation less likely.
You can then work with your
veterinarian to alter your pet's
diet, your routine
at home, or your cat's environment so that she can be as happy and healthy as possible.
In less severe cases, your
veterinarian may recommend feeding a bland
diet along with medications and instructions on how to care for your friend
at home.
That said, if you think that your dog has developed
at Vitamin C deficiency, consult a
veterinarian before altering their
diet.
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