Sentences with phrase «sign of a medical problem»

The first sign of a medical problem is a change in behavior.

During the exam, our veterinarians might pick up early warning signs of a medical problem that can be completely corrected, or at least slowed in progress.

We know that changes in behavior are often the first sign of a medical problem.

Other signs of a medical problem include weight loss, weight gain, a change in the consistency, frequency, or color of droppings as well as sneezing, coughing, blocked nostrils, labored breathing, and a crusty beak or eyes.

Be observant when cleaning the box — larger or smaller amounts of urine or stool are often early signs of medical problems.

Narrator: Many newborn reflexes disappear, but Hausman says poor reflexes could be a sign of a medical problem.

Learn ways to tell the difference between normal colic and signs of a medical problem.

Don't worry — back arching is very unlikely to be a sign of a medical problem.

It is important to note that energy levels depend on many factors, and feeling chronically fatigued may be a sign of a medical problem that needs to be checked.

The ladies were closely monitored for any sign of medical problems, so don't try this at home without talking to your physician.

While some behaviors can be a sign of a medical problem, most kitty quirks are behavioral in nature.

Changes may be signs of medical problems.

If your cat starts to urinate outside of the litter box, it is not necessarily a behavioral problem — there is a very real possibility that it could be a sign of a medical problem and you need to have it checked out immediately.

One caveat: If your cat suddenly develops annoying nighttime habits, it could be a sign of a medical problem, including pain, infection, or hyperthyroidism.

Is this a sign of a medical problem?

Sometimes, litterbox aversion can be a sign of a medical problem, including but not limited to infections or parasites.

But if your cat sheds more hair than usual, or if your cat develops areas of thin hair or bald spots, this is a sign of a medical problem.

Actually, you should take your cat to the vet anytime her litter box habits change, because that is often a sign of a medical problem, such as a kidney or bladder infection.