Sentences with phrase «giving ear medications»

However, if you continue to experience difficulty giving ear medications to your pet, let your veterinarian know promptly so he or she can either offer assistance or discuss alternative forms of medication with you.

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They are responsible for the day to day care of the dog - which can be anything from simply feeding them, giving them water and love and attention, to cleaning their ears, grooming, giving them medication, helping housetrain them, and addressing any minor behavioral issues.

To detect this, and to help reach a better conclusion about the treatment and medication to be given, your veterinarian will conduct an Ear Mite Swab examination of your pet.

In addition to spay / neuter surgery, the cats receive a general health check, are treated for parasites, given rabies and distemper vaccinations, flea / earmite treatment, pain medication and the left ear is tipped for identification purposes.

What if I give an inappropriate medication (because I didn't do tests on the ear)?

Be sure to give all the medication prescribed even after the ear appears to be better, because if the dog doesn't get the full treatment, the infection can pop right back up again.

Once the ears are clean, your vet will give you medications to put in the ears that will kill the rest of the mites.

On two separate occasions they had to give him pain medication just so I could clean the ear.

Your vet will clean her ears thoroughly before giving any medication.

Taught students to perform animal grooming duties such as washing, brushing, clipping, and trimming coats, cutting nails, and cleaning ears, feeding and watering animals according to schedules and feeding instruction,; collecting and recording animal information such as weight, size, physical condition, treatments received, medications given and food intake.

The medical assistant who works right alongside the physician and works one - on - one with patients may be given the responsibilities of «charting» update into patients» medical histories, checking vital signs (temperature, blood pressure, heart rate), using a pressurized water pump to remove patients» ear wax, taking out sutures, advising patients about the types of testing and medicines the doctor has ordered, sending faxes to pharmacies, sterilizing medical instruments, changing linens and re-stocking examining rooms, and giving oral, topical and / or injectable medications.