Sentences with phrase «excessive water consumption»

A urine specific gravity nearly the same as water, confirms excessive water consumption; blood tests may be indicated to go with the urine tests to determine the cause.

As with all sports, make sure your four - legged - friend is not sore before joining in and doesn't suffer any injuries or excessive water consumption as this can be deadly.

A reduction in excessive water consumption indicates successful management of diabetes mellitus.

Excessive water consumption due to underlying diseases like Diabetes and renal insufficiency should be ruled out as well.

Diagnosis: Suspicion of Cushing's disease usually begins with a history of excessive water consumption and urination with or without other symptoms.

While some owners have noticed that their pets seem to be drinking more than usual, our experience is that most owners are surprised when the urinalysis shows excessive water consumption.

«The common feature in all cases is excessive water consumption during athletic events.

Excessive water consumption due to underlying diseases like Diabetes and Cushing's should be ruled out as well.

Hyponatremia occurs where sodium levels in the blood become dangerously low due to excessive water consumption.

The excessive water consumption can indicate several diseases.

Early symptoms: • Excessive water consumption • Increased urine production • Increased appetite • Weight loss • Lethargy Advanced stage symptoms • Dehydration • Vomiting • Labored breathing • Acetone smell on breath • Diabetic coma

Dogs that truly have excessive water consumption will consume vastly more than this regularly.

Conditions that lead to excessive water consumption (there are probably a dozen such conditions and they are all more common in older cats versus younger cats but most are ruled out with a basic blood panel).

Respondents reported that they were prompted to take their dogs to the vet because the dogs were exhibiting (in order of frequency) frequent or inappropriate urination or loss of bladder control, excessive water consumption, lethargy, anorexia, vomiting, weight loss, dilute urine, and / or any of several other signs which were reported by 3 or fewer respondents.

The hallmark signs of diabetes mellitus are excessive water consumption, excessive urination, excessive hunger and weight loss.

In most infected dogs the main feature is excessive water consumption a week or two after an episode of unexplained fever (rather than sudden inability to make urine as is usually seen in an acute kidney failure situation.)

Ms. Whited and Dr. Ackerman recently authored a report with Synapse colleague Sarah Jackson on behalf of the Civil Society Institute (CSI) about the electric sector's excessive water consumption in a water constrained world.