Sentences with phrase «dogs act normal»

Most of the time affected dogs act normal.

To make a diagnosis of PES there usually must be repeated seizures, with the dog acting normal between seizures.

Not exact matches

Keep your dog's normal behavior around strangers in mind, and act accordingly.

Signs of a more chronic or severe case that requires a trip to a veterinarian includes seeing canine diarrhea and vomiting together, a dog that refuses to eat, lethargy or avoidance of normal play, bloating, acting as if the dog is in pain.

Question: Hi today is Friday the 7 on Monday night my 13 week old golden ret had diahreea and vomiting we just started taking her outside to train but putting everything in her mouth she all up to date with vaccines I put her her on a boiled chicken and rice with some pumpkin and pedilyte mixed with water for 36 hrs she had normal stool then i gave her dog food all at once then next morn diarrhea again maybe I shouldn't of gave her dog food all at once but she's drinking and acting normal

Overall, Cardiff was acting energetically normal and showed no overt clinical signs of illness, but for a mild decreased appetite for certain varieties of his normal foods (Lucky Dog Cuisine and The Honest Kitchen, which contain only human - grade, whole - food ingredients).

Question: My dogs lump is huge, has a few different lumps, she acts normal, the lump moved shout could it be non cancer?

As you read these descriptions, be aware that none of these are absolutes; if your dog has acted a certain way his whole life, then it just might be normal behavior for him.

I should add, both dogs are acting normal otherwise.

Licking a wound is a normal act for dogs because their saliva can actually assist in healing.

Although a certain amount of sadness and upset behavior on the part of your dog when you leave is normal, a dog with separation anxiety is usually inconsolable and will act out with inappropriate behavior.

As your dog's guardian, you must learn to recognize what normal behavior looks like with your dog so you can act upon abnormal behaviors when necessary.

If your dog is pooping blood, but he is acting normal, then it is likely caused by a sudden change in your dog's diet, stress, food intolerance, or dietary indiscretion.

This means that when your dog is off leash / free to interact, he acts as a normal dog.

If your dog or cat is acting normal and is active, or is just a bit off, then these symptoms are mild and may pass in 24 hours.

It has taken her 2 years, in stages, to come out of her shell and act like a normal dog.

After all, no one knows their dog better than their owner, and you should easily be able to see that she is acting a bit differently than normal.

It's normal for a dog to try and shake off the boots, prance around the room and generally act strangely.

More than a normal treat, these bites really do act as a supplement to keep your dog energetic and strong.

Some traits were very useful for the original role the dog had to play, but we find odd or «bad» when we see it happening in our homes or in public, and we are expecting the dog to act in ways that aren't normal for that breed in that circumstance.

You should have a sense of when your dog is not acting normal.

It is important to understand what is normal activity for dogs and to give them the constructive time and space to act upon them.

Play with your dog or puppy, or sit and watch TV, just act normal.

All is not lost... he's acting like a completely normal dog.

Dogs and cats with insufficient heart valves, weak or hypertrophied cardiac muscle, or arrhythmias often act completely normal for months to years before they start to show clinical signs.

I went to a friend's house this past weekend and she has 4 other dogs, I borrowed some of her Purina wet dog food, he still wouldn't eat until the other dogs came around and then he was ready to fight over it, I got the dogs away and I guess he felt a sence of urgency to eat so the other dogs wouldn't get it... but after that, he ate the purina wet food for the rest of the weekend, he has had regular bowel movements, no vomiting and his energy is back up and I am starting to see my puppy act like a normal husky puppy again.

In mild cases where the dog is acting normal otherwise, withholding food for 24 hours may be sufficient.

The emotional betrayal that people feel when an otherwise «normal» dog suddenly acts out is on par with being betrayed by a loved one or close personal friend.

If your dog has had loose stools for less than 24 hours, but is otherwise acting normally (normal energy level, eating and drinking normally), you may be able to take a conservative approach, and wait and see how he does.

It is important to understand what is normal activity for dogs and give them the constructive time and space to act upon them, like digging and chewing.

You don't have to stop the dog's behavior as chewing is normal amongst canines; what you do need to do is redirect his chewing act upon designated chewing toys.

The shelters are so full, there is no time for workers or officers to take a long while coaxing a dog into acting normal.

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In the beginning of the disease process many dogs will act hungrier and eat more than normal.

If you dog is acting close to normal, with diarrhea being the only symptom, the diarrhea is probably nothing to be overly concerned about (except in young, old and small dogs which should see a Veterinarian immediately or if your dog is behaving differently due to dehydration and other concerns).

Affected dogs do not have the normal number of functional receptors for a certain neurotransmitter, acetylcholine, which makes their muscles unable to receive and act on nerve impulses that normally are associated with movement.

Paying attention to your dog's normal so that you can act on abnormal is crucial.

He acts just like a normal dog, even demanding his food at certain times each day.

Pit bull owners stop socializing their dog or taking it out in public for fear of an incident (a justifiable fear, since the «pit bull» is most likely to be blamed for any incident); they assume the worst about normal dog behaviors like grumbling, snapping, or even rough play between dogs; they fail to act when genuine aggressive behavior does arise, because they believe such behavior is in the dog's nature and is not changeable; and they are told by trainers that the situation is hopeless.

As the Deaf Dog Education Act Fund says so well, «Outside of an obvious physical defect, deaf dogs are just your normal, everyday dogs.