Sentences with phrase «most dogs with»

Most dogs with seizures are put on drugs such as phenobarbital and potassium bromide.

Both techniques, the TPLO and the Tightrope, can be used on most dogs with excellent results.

In most dogs with osteosarcoma, cancer spreads to the lungs, but Marley's had spread to his spinal cord, causing significant pain.

Most dogs with osteosarcoma that undergo amputation and chemotherapy, just like «Layla,» only live for about a year.

The decision to operate is yours, obviously if you choose to operate; you remove the risk of complications; but most dogs with untreated hernias lead normal lives.

Left untreated, most dogs with lymphoma succumb to the disease in 4 - 6 weeks.

Most dogs with back trouble will get better with time and pain management (including physical therapy) but there are some dogs that will need surgery to recover the ability to walk.

Most dogs with low - risk lifestyles can be vaccinated every three years with the core vaccines and as needed for any non-core vaccines (most non-core vaccines require annual boosters).

Most dogs with hip dysplasia can still be taken for daily walks, but you will need to chat to your vet about how best to restrict their exercise.

These medications are supposed to be able to cause ulcers in most dogs with just a few days dosage (5 days to a week).

Treatment is effective in most dogs with minor side effects.

Immiticide following one month of treatment with doxycycline and ivermectin is still the treatment of choice for most dogs with heartworm disease.

Most dogs with the condition experience coughing but do not progress to respiratory distress.

Most dogs with cluster seizures, or status epilepticus can be treated by your veterinarian or an emergency center by intravenous or rectal diazepam, and stopped within minutes to hours.

It is important to understand that most dogs with PRA are happy dogs with an acceptable quality of life.

While most dogs with coccidiosis are often asymptomatic, puppies and immunocompromised dogs may develop severe bloody, mucoid diarrhea.

Though most dogs with giardiasis will not present with symptoms such as chronic diarrhea or vomiting, the presence of the parasite may still lead to a malabsorption of nutrients, damage to the intestinal lining and problematic digestion.

Most dogs with EPI can be successfully treated and regulated, although customizing the dog's diet and supplements may involve much trial and error.

What the Disease Does Most dogs with Kennel Cough are only mildly ill.

Most dogs with CLM / SM with clinical signs of disease exhibit varying degrees of neck pain.

We have found that most dogs with CLM / SM respond well to medical therapy initially.

In fact, many adult dogs show only very mild symptoms if indeed any — most dogs with severe symptoms are below 6 months of age and the most affected are below 12 weeks.

Most dogs with CLM and syringomyelia have syrinx cavities throughout the thoracic and lumbar spinal cord, in addition to the cervical cord region and because of this, clinicians at the CCI prefer to have whole spine images in order to document all of the syrinx cavities in a patient.

Most dogs with FCE will begin to show improvement within 24 - 48 hours.

Most dogs with an opening as large as Yukon's cleft palate, would have died due to pneumonia, but Yukon beat the odds and survived an entire year with this medical condition.

We found this on a reputable veterinary website on the topic: «Whole blood transfusion (and platelet - rich plasma) Most dogs with primary ITP usually present with peripheral platelet counts less than 20,000, and often less than 10,000.

Most dogs with a tail injury will show the following symptoms:

Otherwise, most dogs with kennel cough are clinically normal.

Most dogs with kennel cough show a classic course of mild disease characterized by one or more of the following signs:

Some dogs also seem to feel bad with lethargy and a lack of appetite, but most dogs with colitis appear bright and alert.

Chemotherapy is not likely to cure most dogs with osteosarcoma, but can prolong a good quality survival.

Most dogs with a leg or joint injury will start limping.

This is one of the best ways to assess the severity of heartworm infection, because most dogs with heavy heartworm burdens have enlarged right heart chambers and pulmonary arteries.

Unfortunately, most dogs with significant separation anxiety require life - long medical treatment.

Most dogs with a tumor will see the cancer spread to the lungs in 1 to 2 years.

Most dogs with histiocytic sarcoma are middle aged or older, but this cancer has been reported in dogs as young as three years old.

Most dogs with vWD have a good prognosis.

We haven't met any other dogs yet but it's reported that she does well with most dogs with the exception of one or two she lived with.

Most dogs with weakness in the limbs are not able to do this, but you can look at the cart on Amazon.

Although when first discovered, most dogs with OSA have «clean» thoracic radiographs (chest X-rays), there are usually tumor cells present in the lungs, but the masses are too small to be seen in routine radiographs.

Regardless of cause, most dogs with acquired deafness are not totally deaf, but rather have varying degrees of hearing impairment.

Most dogs with parvo virus infection may appear asymptomatic (showing no canine parvo symptoms), but when stressed (e.g. boarding, running, pining, and grief etc.), the stress itself may trigger clinical features of the disease.

In one study most dogs with grade I and II (benign) nodules were alive 12 months after removal of the spleen, but only half the dogs with grade III nodules (malignant cancers) were alive.

Treatment — Surgery is the treatment of choice for most dogs with apocrine gland tumors.

Most dogs with valley fever will need months of treatment with fluconazole.

External and internal bleeding is a common problem that most dogs with cancer face.

By the time most dogs with atopic dermatitis have found their way to their acupuncturist for treatment, it's as a last resort.

Kat, my own thinking is it's not so much where you got the dog, as what his / her early socialization was (with a few notable exceptions, most dogs with little appropriate early human contact will not be stable enough to be therapy dogs, though they might make great pets).

The good news is that most dogs with heartworm can be successfully treated.

Like most dogs with mild hip dysplasia, Ranger has good days and bad days.