Sentences with phrase «signs of infection»

Sometimes, puppies collapse and die without showing prior signs of infection.

Animals should be observed during their postoperative lifetime for the appearance of any signs of infection on their body (skin, teeth, ears, urinary tract, and wounds).

It takes a number of years before dogs show signs of infection.

In puppies, signs of infection typically appear between the ages of four and twelve weeks of age, becoming more prevalent during times of stress (ie weaning, going to a new home, etc..)

However, because Lyme is potentially quite severe and is common among humans and dogs, it is wise to know how the disease is transmitted and what the signs of infection are in your pets.

Dogs can go months with heartworm disease before showing signs of infection.

You should also take your dog to the vet if the area the tick was pulled from has a rash and / or shows signs of infection.

In most dogs, signs of infection are similar to canine infectious respiratory disease («kennel cough»), and may include:

Clinical signs of infection in dogs include a chronic cough, lack of energy or endurance, difficulty breathing, loss of appetite or weight loss, or vomiting.

This test may be done multiple times to cover the prepatent period of multiple parasites, as they do not all follow the same schedule of showing signs of infection.

Because viral shedding can occur a few days before clinical signs appear, it can be helpful to test very high - risk puppies, such as littermates of a clinically ill animal or puppies from a known high - risk location, even if they are showing no overt signs of infection.

Upon arrival to the United States, dogs are subject to inspection and may be denied entry if they show signs of infection with a communicable disease or if they have not been adequately immunized against rabies.

Some cats may not show signs of infection or symptoms could be mild or sporadic which can result in misdiagnosis.

It can be found on the hair of animals from a contaminated environment, even when the animal himself is not showing any signs of infection.

Hot spots can vary in size, but are characterized by hair loss, severe reddening or bleeding of skin, and signs of infection.

Signs of infection in dogs include a chronic cough (which is the most common symptom and a sign of advanced illness), lack of energy or endurance, difficulty breathing, loss of appetite or weight loss.

It is essential to remove all signs of the infection in order to avoid further complications.

Signs of infection in cats include: cough, difficulty breathing, vomiting, sluggishness or weight loss.

Watch your cat very closely for signs of infection or bleeding.

Signs of infection include significant swelling and redness, discharge and bleeding.

If your dog shakes her head and paws at her ears frequently but has no other signs of an infection, she could be bugged by ear mites.

Hard painful breasts are signs of infection.

A complete blood count (CBC) to check for signs of infection and to identify an increase in eosinophils.

Since you don't see signs of infection (the ear is inflamed but dry — not inflamed with exudate which usually indicates infection as well as inflammation).

Signs of infection include lethargy, discharge from eyes and nose, and sneezing or coughing.

Also remember to check the Lhasa Apso's ears for signs of infection.

If your pet is seriously burned, blistered or showing signs of infection, call us right away at 305-930-6871.

Examine the ears regularly for signs of infection, such as a bad odor, redness, or tenderness.

A topical antibiotic may be needed to treat any signs of infection.

Be sure to keep the ears free of excess wax and watch for signs of infection.

He tested positive for heartworms, and his chest X-ray showed significant signs of infection.

As you groom, check for sores, rashes, or signs of infection such as redness, tenderness, or inflammation on the skin or feet and in the ears, nose, mouth, and eyes.

Check the dog's ears on a regular basis for signs of infection, irritation, or wax buildup.

Their very short coat requires minimal brushing, but their floppy ears should be cleaned on a regular basis and frequently checked for any signs of infection.

Trim toenails on a monthly basis and check the ears for any signs of infection.

The other 20 % of infected dogs will show no signs of infection but can still spread the virus to other dogs.

Although dangerous, infections are easily treated, so if your dog shows signs of an infection, seek veterinary help immediately.

Pets with uncomplicated retained placenta will not have signs of infection.

At first, an infected dog may show few if any signs of infection; but, as the worms grow and mature, they cause increasing damage.

Usually, there is no outward signs of an infection until the worms start attacking the nervous system.

Signs of infection may include; abnormal breathing, fever, depression, lameness, change in urination, diarrhea.

Other horses at the hospital are being monitored for any signs of infection, and if one or more are found to be infected, it could further delay the opening of the facility, officials say.

But, should the bird have a compromised immune system, her owner needs to pay extra close attention for signs of infection.

The signs of infection are similar to those of other respiratory diseases in dogs.

If signs of an infection are present when the glands are emptied, your vet will put the dog on antibiotics.

This should be closely monitored for signs of infection, including oozing, pain, swelling, or redness.

They fight them off differently than dogs, and sadly, sometimes they will die (suddenly) from them without having had any signs of infection.

Bringing your cat in for regular urinalysis testing allows your veterinary team to check for signs of infection, kidney disease, crystals in the urine, and even diabetes.

Check your dog's skin for signs of infection, irritation, dryness, wounds or parasites.

It's also essential to check the ears for signs of infection each week.