Sentences with phrase «symptoms visit your veterinarian»

If there is a severe burn or Tiger is showing any other symptoms visit your Veterinarian.

The back leg weakness is concerning me though since this shouldn't be present with a simple case of salt irritation; bathe him if you haven't already and continue to keep him fed and hydrated, if you don't see any improvement over the next few days or you notice other symptoms visit your Veterinarian.

However, if in doubt, or Gus is showing signs of pain, fever, enlarged lymph nodes or any other symptom visit your Veterinarian immediately.

If you notice black tarry stool, vomiting, excessive thirst and urination, abdominal pain or any other worrying symptoms visit your Veterinarian or Emergency Veterinarian immediately.

Puppies may vomit for a variety of reasons, if Ned is otherwise active and happy I wouldn't be too concerned; if the hernia grows in size, changes colour or you notice any more worrying symptoms visit your Veterinarian otherwise have the hernia corrected when you take him to be neutered.

Not exact matches

If symptoms of an ear infection are noted, the first step is to visit a veterinarian to develop an appropriate treatment plan.

Make sure to stay with your puppy on the first visit to the veterinarian as this will help the dog be calm and the veterinarian will be able to let you know whether or not the puppy has already been dewormed, and ifnot what it is you need to do, the veterinarian will also ask you if the puppy shows any symptoms of sickness like a cough, diarrhea, vomiting etc..

If your loved one is having any of the above symptoms, a veterinarian visit may be in your very near future.

If your pet's suffering symptoms of hyperglycemia, visit a veterinarian immediately.

If you detect any of the above symptoms, visit your veterinarian, who will empty, or «express,» your dog's anal glands.

Try Jack with 2 mg of chlorpheniramine (antihistamine) twice per day to see if the symptoms improve, otherwise keep an eye on Jack and bring up the problem with your Veterinarian at Jack's next visit.

Should you notice your dog having any of the symptoms noted above, or if he appears to be acting different than usual, it is best to schedule a visit with your veterinarian.

If MG is having repeat occurrences of pink eye, you should visit your Veterinarian again especially if there are swollen lymph nodes and other symptoms; a prolonged treatment for the pink eye may be required as well as a systemic treatment as well.

If your dog has any of the following issues, a veterinarian visit is in order: (many of these symptoms can be due to other co-existing or separate disease processes)

If you notice any of these symptoms, visit your veterinarian.

These symptoms can be similar to other respiratory illnesses, so if you aren't sure, visit your veterinarian for treatment options.

It's important to visit a veterinarian if your dog is suffering from any of these symptoms.

Try bathing Elston regularly with a medicated shampoo to see if the symptoms clear up, if you don't notice any improvement in seven to ten days; visit your Veterinarian for skin scrapings to determine the cause of the symptoms.

The symptoms that you mention sound bad and warrant a visit to your veterinarian if they worsen or continue.

Cat owners who suspect that their cat has been infected by feline aids virus or presents with feline aids symptoms should visit their veterinarian for a complete physical examination and blood tests.

Depending on the severity of the tumor or your pet's symptoms, your veterinarian may recommend that you visit a veterinary oncologist, who specializes in treating tumors and disorders such as insulinoma.

Unfortunately, we could not cover your pet's illness since the signs / symptoms of your pet's current condition were first noted by your veterinarian in a visit during your policy's fifteen day waiting period.

Since there are multiple different causes for the symptoms you describe, I would recommend visiting your Veterinarian to ensure that that kidney and liver function are OK and that there are no other clinical signs.

Black tarry faeces is indicative of digested blood in the stool which may be indicative of a foreign body, poisoning, parasites, tumours, gastric ulcers among other causes; given the severity of the symptoms and that she is also vomiting, it would be best to visit a local Veterinarian now as dehydration may complicate some conditions.

If you notice that your dog is showing any symptoms of potential dental problems, please schedule a visit with your veterinarian.

If the symptoms persist for longer than 24 hours, you should visit your veterinarian.

All of these symptoms indicate it's time for a visit to the veterinarian.

In general, any unusual symptoms during gestation should be followed through with a call or visit to your veterinarian.

Grapes are a natural product and the toxicity may vary from variety to variety and even grape to grape; if Shamrock is exhibiting symptoms you should definitely visit your Veterinarian for an examination and blood tests since grapes are toxic to the kidneys and may result in renal failure.

If you find your dog has eaten or chewed an ant trap and is showing symptoms of poisoning it's recommended to call and visit your local veterinarian or local animal hospital immediately.

Because the symptoms of food allergies are similar to those of seasonal allergies, it's important to schedule a visit with your pet's veterinarian to determine the cause of the problem.

If you note any of these symptoms, please keep your dog away from other pets and visit your veterinarian as soon as possible.

Symptoms of false pregnancy usually resolve themselves after a week or so; if the discharge is foul smelling, I would recommend you visit your Veterinarian regardless of cost as pyometra would be a strong possibility.

If Rory has just had bouts of diarrhoea, I would remove the plant from his reach and allow the plant to get out of his system; most cases of poisoning are mild with some gastrointestinal upset, if you notice more severe symptoms or there is no improvement in symptoms you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination to be on the safe side.

If you find your dog is showing symptoms of toxicity, it's recommended to call or visit your veterinarian immediately.

The restlessness that Isabell is feeling is probably due to pain (which would also explain the panting), also it is possible that she may not make a bowel movement for up to five days post surgery; it is expected that there would be some discomfort post surgery, but if you believe that the pain is too much, she hasn't passed any faeces after the fifth day or you notice any other worrying symptoms (fever, in - coordination, leakage from wound or vagina etc...) visit your Veterinarian.

It is possible that Trip has an allergy to something from your hike also a foreign body picked up and lodged in his airway may cause the same symptoms; if he is struggling to breathe I would recommend visiting your Veterinarian immediately, but until then you can give him Benadryl at a dose of 1mg / lb every 12 hours to see if that improves his symptoms.

If Rocky isn't drinking or eating you should visit your Veterinarian or an Emergency Veterinarian immediately especially if there is diarrhoea as that would cause him to become dehydrated; without examining Rocky I can not say how severe the symptoms are and whether emergency care is needed.

But, any one of these symptoms is a good reason to visit your veterinarian.

If Ace isn't showing any other symptoms apart from diarrhoea, I would keep a close eye on him and if the symptoms get worse or you are concerned visit your Veterinarian.

Seizures are a symptom of serious illness; visit your veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.

If you notice any worrying symptoms, visit your Veterinarian.

During your pet's initial visit our oncologist will examine your pet, obtain a detailed history of signs and symptoms, review all medical records, laboratory results, and x-rays from your family veterinarian, and evaluate current / recent medications to begin the process.

So if your dog shows any of these symptoms, visit your veterinarian so they can test to confirm whether or not your dog has Canine Influenza H3N2.

If there is no improvement over the next few days or symptoms get worse you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination.

Aside from obvious injuries caused by mishaps (bleeding, broken bones), many more subtle symptoms warrant a visit to a rabbit - savvy veterinarian.

There are a few possible causes for Wiley's symptoms which may include spinal disorders, vestibular disease, liver disease, kidney disease, poisoning among other causes; it would be best to visit your Veterinarian for an examination since there are a few different possible causes and each has a different treatment.

Include important information such as breed, sex, age, medical condition, respiratory, breathing and other symptoms (changes in behavior, cough etc.), test results and history of recent visits to the veterinarian.

There are a few different causes for the presence of blood in the stool which may include straining to defecate, colitis, parasites, infections, poisoning, foreign objects among other causes; if Maggie is otherwise in good health you should keep an eye on her but if there is no improvement over the weekend you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination especially if the stool turns loose or you notice any other concerning symptom.

Some types of smoke or vapours from different materials may cause a variety of different symptoms; I would recommend you visit your Veterinarian for a general examination, x-ray and blood tests to be on the safe side.