Sentences with phrase «gastric irritation»

They can cause gastric irritation in some cats, but in general are safe and effective.
The highest concentration is in the plum pit, but there is also a substantial enough amount in the foliage and roots to cause gastric irritation and possible respiratory distress if eaten.
However, if gastric irritation persists alternative treatment may be necessary.
It was concluded that the early gastric irritation permanently altered their brain function.
Its polysaccharides promote immune system functions, reduce gastric irritation, and protect against neurological damage.
Most cases of adult dog vomiting result from gastric irritation due to swallowed grass, eating inedible objects, spoiled or rich food (raiding the garbage, table scraps) or simply eating too much too fast.
As for tablets, there is always a risk for gastric irritation and stomach upset.
According to Dr. Klein, broccoli florets contain isothiocyanates, which can cause mild - to - potentially - severe gastric irritation in some dogs.
These include gastric irritation or ulceration, bleeding problems, seizures and liver damage.
Tulip / Narcissus Bulbs: These can cause gastric irritation, loss of appetite, salivating, cardiac disease and depression.
A Stanford University researcher found that gastric irritation early in life could pave the way for lifelong psychological problems.
Other causes of inflammation include: an overgrowth of harmful bacteria in the gut, poor function of the digestive organs, and gastric irritation.
Dogs with roundworms may exhibit a pot - bellied appearance, dry skin, hair loss, vomiting, gastric irritation, diarrhea and / or anemia.
Rest the digestive tract for 12 to 24 hours or so to resolve the gastric irritation in older pups and adult dogs.
Watch for signs of bacterial contamination, gastric irritation, or a blockage.
Increased stomach acid accumulation due to reduced clearance associated with chronic progressive renal failure can lead to gastric hyperacidity, gastric irritation, and ulceration.
Poisoning (or gastric irritation to a toxin) is possible but unlikely if you have been watching her constantly and haven't noticed her consuming something she shouldn't.
Increased stomach acid accumulation due to reduced clearance leads to gastric hyperacidity, gastric irritation, and stomach ulcers.
Aleve is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug containing naproxen which whilst safe in humans, is toxic in dogs (as well as cats) and can cause gastric irritation, ulceration and in severe cases perforation.
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