Sentences with phrase «sometimes become infected»
They itch, they swell, and sometimes they become infected.
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So to clarify tonsillitis is when the glands in the throat become infected and full of puss, they swell, sometimes considerably restricting the airflow in the throat and you probably have a fever to boot due to the high level of markers in your blood.
The bladder is where the urine accumulates until the animal urinates; however sometimes the urethra can become infected.
Sometimes, the symptoms can be so severe that the skin may become irritated, sore and infected.
Sometimes the tonsils become chronically infected leading to recurrent sore throats.
This frequently becomes blocked and sometimes infected, leading to discomfort, tear staining and discharge from the eye, resulting in skin inflammation.
Sometimes, lesions may become infected.
Bite wounds to intact male cats can develop into abscesses that require veterinary care, sometimes these wounds can become infected with viral diseases that prove fatal to the animal.
It is even possible for humans to become infected with roundworms; the worms sometimes wind up in the eye, under the skin or in the brain in what is known as visceral larva migrans, which causes permanent damage.
Finally, sometimes the dog's skin beneath the matted fur can become infected.
They tend to occur on the hairless skin around the anus, are raised, sometimes multiple masses that may become ulcerated and secondarily infected.
Anal glands can also become infected sometimes and your pet may need antibiotics.
They have exposed eyes that are prone to injury, skin folds on their face that can become inflamed, infected and sometimes cause trauma to their eyes.
Cats and dogs have anal sacs that sometimes fill up and leak a potent, foul - smelling liquid or become infected.
Sometimes, they can become infected and filled with pus, causing your cat to seek relief by rubbing her face against things like the beige dining room rug or your favorite recliner — leaving unsightly, greasy stains.