Sentences with phrase «so talk to your veterinarian»

For anxiety that is causing loose stools - there may be other intestinal problems too so talk to your veterinarian!
The best way to fight fleas is to kill them before they can reproduce, so talk to your veterinarian about how a monthly parasite protection routine can help you keep fleas off your dog all year - round.
Proper vaccination is key to avoiding infection, so talk to your veterinarian to make sure your dog's vaccines are up to date.
A dog's nutritional needs change over his lifetime — a puppy needs a different balance of nutrients than an adult or elderly dog — so talk to your veterinarian, breeder, or shelter for recommendations of the right food for your dog or puppy.
So talk to your veterinarian today about a dental cleaning and make your pet's teeth sparkle in the sun this Spring!
Once a nutritional profile has been chosen, it is important to feed only what has been prescribed, so talk to your veterinarian before offering any additional food or treats.

Not exact matches

Our family recently adopted a new puppy (after the loss of our long - time family dog, Daisy, several months ago), so I have been researching and talking to friends who are experts in puppy care and to holistic veterinarians about how to make sure we are raising him in the healthiest way possible.
Collars can be lost, however, so it is recommended you talk to your veterinarian about permanent identification such as a microchip.
If you have ferrets, they can also be infected, so be sure to talk to your veterinarian about prevention options for them.
So, don't rush with your decision, weigh all the positives and negatives of dog spaying, talk to your veterinarian and other dog owners.
Note: some medications and herbal supplements can have adverse interactions with heart medications, so it is important that you not use any medications (new or previously prescribed) without talking to the veterinarian that prescribes your dog's heart medications.
As for other vaccinations, talk to your veterinarian about the appropriate schedule for your cat so you are vaccinating as needed but not over-vaccinating.
Second, talk to your veterinarian about how year - round parasite protection can keep your new dog or puppy healthy so you'll be together for years to come.
This list is considerably long, so Dr. Vitale recommends talking to your veterinarian if you're concerned about your dog's breed predispositions.
So, if you have a pup (or a cat) that is reluctant to take pills talk to your veterinarian and find out what options are available.
As a breed, they're are more prone to developing kidney disease, so it's important for you to talk with your veterinarian about their protein intake because excessive protein can cause kidney damage or hurt already fragile kidneys.
Circumstances vary however, so be sure to talk to your veterinarian.
However, there's always more research to be done, so make sure to talk to your veterinarian and do as much homework as you can before deciding on a diet plan for your Labradoodle.
Each foster «parent» brings the horses they have been taking care of over the years to the event so potential adopters can meet the horses, their caregivers, and talk to veterinarians, that are on - site, about taking care of their new horses.
Their health is entirely in your hands, so if you ever have any questions, you should talk to your veterinarian for the best advice.
It's important that you talk to your veterinarian so she can sort it out.
I don't know what medication we are talking about though (antibiotics vs cough suppressants vs something else etc) so your veterinarian would be the best one to ask.
Talk to your veterinarian before boarding your dog in a kennel so the appropriate vaccinations are administered.
For this reason, it is important to talk to your veterinarian right away if you notice any of the above behavior in your dog so you can help relieve their discomfort and help them have a better quality of life.
We are not veterinarians, so we recommend you talk to your vet for their opinion and to see if there are alternative heartworm medications for your dog.
Answer: Male cats usually have crystals, not a urinary tract infection, so treating with antibiotics won't help at all and if you wait too long before having him diagnosed, he may block up and not be able to urinate and then you are talking serious money (anesthesia, hospitalization, sometimes major urinary surgery, etc), so I highly recommend getting him to your veterinarian for at least a urinalysis because you are seeing blood in his urine.
Talk to our board certified veterinarian so we can get you and your furry friend comfortably into their golden years.
Certain natural essential oils have been developed to assist with easing stress and anxiety in cats, so it's recommended to talk to your veterinarian about these treatments as well.
This food is for sale only through veterinarians so if you are interested in this concept, talk to your veterinarian.
Talk to your pets» veterinarian about your pet's» lifestyle so they may recommend the vaccines your pet needs to stay healthy.
Talk to enough veterinarians about the nutritional needs of so - called senior dogs and you'll get very used to hearing this answer: It depends.
There are caveats with this kind of diet, especially if you have an older cat, so please talk to your veterinarian before making any changes to your cat's diet if he needs to lose weight.
That's why it's so important to talk to your veterinarian about any support your dog may need — including in the areas of joint health and liver support.
Reinforce your brand at each touch - point with your clients, so they carry it with them and describe their pet's veterinarian in those terms when talking to friends and family.
The risk of surgery for these dogs is high, so it is important for pet owners to have an upfront talk about these risks with their veterinarian before deciding to go through with a surgery.
Veterinary students talk about their school experience, college deans talk about what it takes to be accepted, and practicing veterinarians talk about their day - to - day professional work life and what makes being a veterinarian so rewarding.
You can talk to your veterinarian more about the diet change, and whether a low residue diet might help to decrease any stress on a weak sphincter so that she doesn't continue to have this problem.
My best advice is to steer clear of the commercial, supermarket - type brands (and also many of the so - called premium brands probably offered in your veterinarian's surgery — vets are not trained (or very poorly trained) in animal nutrition (believe it or not), and get all (or most) of their information from the commercial pet food manufacturers which peddle their products in veterinary surgeries — you know the ones I'm talking about.
Prescription medications often have more side effects than natural supplements, so be sure to talk with your veterinarian about the best pain and anti-inflammatory medication for your pet.
So, talk to your veterinarian for help in choosing a safe, effective FDA or EPA approved product to keep the fleas and ticks at bay.
It is important to talk with your veterinarian so they can take your pet's history, breed, age, etc into consideration while partnering with you to make the best decision for your pet.
So, if in doubt talk to your veterinarian.
If so, it may be time to talk with the veterinarian on your team about your horse's unique disease risk factors and other core health needs.
So, your cat is declawed: maybe it was done prior to adoption; or a landlord or family member may have insisted on declawing, your veterinarian may have talked you into it, or you just didn't know at the time how...
So be sure to talk to your veterinarian about getting your cat started on heartworm prevention.
«Retailers might also want to work with an avian veterinarian and offer occasional classes where people can come in and talk to the vet, and so forth,» he says.
Talk to your veterinarian before doing this so that you can select the proper formula and dose.
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