Sentences with phrase «to talk to one's veterinarian»

The first step is to talk to your veterinarian about if your dog should receive the vaccine.

Always talk to your veterinarian if your dog persists with this behavior as it could show signs of a pancreas or digestive issue.

If your cat needs to lose weight — especially a lot of weight — please talk to your veterinarian before you make any changes to his diet.

Understand the referral process Talk to your veterinarian at your next visit (or better yet, give the office a call today) to find out how the referral process would look.

Always talk to your veterinarian first before administering any product to your cat.

Before changing your dog's diet, always talk to his veterinarian first.

Never give your pet any medications without talking to your veterinarian first.

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.

If you think your dog might benefit from this type of plan, I definitely recommend talking to your veterinarian about whether this would be an option at your clinic.

Before increasing prescription medication or starting any over the counter medication talk to your veterinarian.

Every breed is different, so consider talking to your veterinarian about specific shampoo types or brands for your dog.

You can also talk to your veterinarian about increasing fiber in the diet through the use of something such as canned pumpkin.

Talk to your veterinarian today about starting a prevention program for your pets.

Talk to the veterinarian who saw your dog initially and update him or her on the situation.

If your dog has grown and developed in a normal way, but all of a sudden begins to show signs of premature aging, talk to your veterinarian right away.

Learn more about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of feline hypertension by talking to your veterinarian.

Also, in some cases it may be worth talking to your veterinarian about using some behavior - modifying medications.

If you haven't already started your dog on a heartworm preventive program, talk to your veterinarian as soon as possible.

If your cat is displaying a change in behavior, talk to your veterinarian because there may be an underlying medical cause.

She suggests dog owners talk to their veterinarians for specific recommendations.

Please talk to your veterinarian concerning the best treatment plan for your pet and the prognosis of recovery with treatment.

If you ever suspect a food allergy in your dog, immediately talk to your veterinarian about how to proceed.

After talking to your veterinarian, you may decide it is best to put them on a weight gain food to help them get back to a healthy weight.

If you have any questions about the ideal diet for your pet, whether that's a commercial food, a homemade diet, or a raw diet, simply talk to your veterinarian.

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.

It's still a good idea to talk to your veterinarian though before using any oils on your pet.

If you are interested in using essential oils for your pet's benefit talk to your veterinarian about this.

Talk to a veterinarian specializing in rabbits if you have questions about whether a household item might affect a rabbit's health.

If brushing isn't working out, try talking to your veterinarian about alternatives.

So, if in doubt talk to your veterinarian.

However, we aren't veterinarians and should you suspect your dog has a problem, definitely talk to your veterinarian.

Finally, if you have a fearful or anxious pet who stresses easily, talk to your veterinarian at least two weeks before the big day about whether medication may help.

You can also talk to a veterinarian if needed.

Never give your cat any medications without talking to your veterinarian first.

You can always talk to your veterinarian for pointers on how to make grooming better for you and your dog.

And remember, please do not give any medication to your pet without talking to your veterinarian first.

Please consider talking to your veterinarian about the options available for your dog.

You can also talk to your veterinarian about alternative medications.

Be sure to talk to your veterinarian today with any questions or concerns you may have.

Some medications lose their effectiveness when added to water, so always talk to your veterinarian before altering the medication.

² For your dog's safety, we recommend talking to your veterinarian about the best way to protect your dog from heartworms and other parasites.

Before taking any prescription or over the counter medications talk to the veterinarian or pharmacist.

If the scratching problem is serious and you feel you need professional help, please talk to your veterinarian first.

Talk to your veterinarian right away to rule out this cause.

One way to know if your puppy is eating the right amount is by talking to your veterinarian.

As your dog gets older, it's worth talking to your veterinarian about doing routine blood work to make sure your dog is healthy.

You should ALWAYS talk to your Veterinarian before administering this product to your dog, as the most common causes of toxicity are due to improper usage and dosage amounts.