Sentences with phrase «treated at the vet»

As sure as death and taxes, pets are going to have to be handled, manipulated, examined, and treated at the vet.

Since then, they have been treated at the vets for fleas, they have been given their first set of shots and deworming, one of them needed antibiotics for a little runny nose and sneezing and now they are well on their way to being healthy and playful kittens thanks to Animal Advocates!»

There may be some treats at the vet's and other dogs to sniff, but that doesn't fool them.

She has mild flea dermatitis that will be treated at the vet office very soon.

Vaccines are not expensive, but treating your dog for the diseases will prevent treating them at a vet, which is very costly.

My Doxie was treated at the vets and recovered but I have not bought any kind of treats like that since.

Or should I get her treated at the vet?

However, he has been treated at the vet and now has a clean bill of health.

Not exact matches

Although in the past such animals might have been put down, modern veterinary medicine can now treat disturbed pets with antidepressants and by modifying their behaviour, says Alan Parker, a vet specialising in neurology at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign.

«I always tell my customers, if you spend money now on good quality products — food, treats, toys, accessories — you're going to save money down the line at the pet shop and the vet's office,» he says.

«We focus on making high - quality supplements that are convenient,» says Dale Metz, director of the companion animal business unit at Vets Plus, Inc. «Giving treats is a way we show our love for our pets, and pilling is often a negative experience for pet and parent.

This sweet dog was treated at Save Ohio Pets vet clinic in May.

We would not have had a chance to rescue this beautiful and happy boy if it was not for the people at Cry for Help and the Vet's that help treat these animals.

Primary vets don't see every vaccine reactions because pets are often treated at emergency clinics or by specialists and not reported back.

If your dog has a slight bout of diarrhea and your vet hasn't seen any major causes during their examination, then you can treat the diarrhea at home.

I'm broke and I need to know if this is something I can treat at home or if it is necessary to take him to a vet.

That's the beauty of testing every 4 months... you know it takes at least 5 months for the microfilaria to develop into the harmful adult heartworms, so if your dog's test is positive, you can just give him regular heartworm meds for a bit or, if you're holistically minded like me, you can treat him holistically with the help of your holistic or homeopathic vet.

But vets can give you what you need to treat at home and show you how to do the fluids.

At the first sign of a persistent itch, get your dog to the vet and treatment started avoiding the oozy, itchy, red and hairless spots is a far better plan then treating them once they have developed!

At the Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine, vets treat snakes, hedgehogs and even kangaroos.

# 36 (online prices - double that if from vet) Insurance # 150 Miscellaneous uninsured vet bills # 300 Food # 240 Treats and Dental # 250 Allow a contingency - say 10 % # 100 and your looking at an annual running cost of around # 1136

I do get them professionally done at the vet's when needed and I do provide dental treats and toys for them.

Cut out the treats and tit - bits — Feed your cat his daily ration at intervals as directed by your vet and avoid giving treats and table - scraps in between

I Would Look For Holistic Vet In Your Area Www.theavh.org For List Of Homeopathic Vets By State Who Are Best At Treating These Dogs.

Cut out the treats and tit - bits — feed your cat his daily ration at intervals as directed by your vet and avoid giving treats and table scraps in between.

I take issue with lack of exercise and overweight comment, i have two german shepherds 1 is over 12 the other will be 10 in june, my eldest started to creak at 10 my vets words, the other is fine at the moment, both of these dogs have been walked for miles every day of their lives until the elder 1 started to slow down, he has been treated with all the usual drugs until they affected his stomach, i am fortunate that my vet had a vet who is qualified in acupuncture for animals, my dog has responded very well he has a very good quality of life and is happy, it is worth giving it a try or see if you dog is suitable for this, not every dog responds but it worked for mine without it he would not be here.

By now, grooming, training and playing with your puppy will have made him enjoy being handled, but take along some tasty treats to encourage him to behave at the vet's.

Heartworm is not something to treat at home by yourself and you should always ask your holistic vet for help.

Special sprays, available at pet shops and vets, also can be used to treat the house and sprays and powders can be used in the yard and around the house.

Do we have to rush them to the vet, or can we try to treat poisoning at home?

Dale Metz, director of companion animal business for Vets Plus Inc. in Menomonie, Wis., said Smart Kitty USA treats for cats were launched at this year's Global Pet Expo.

At the first signs of the disease, make an appointment with your vet for a diagnosis and how best to treat the condition.

I normally recommend basket muzzles for dogs who will be wearing them for longer periods of time (such as some of the patients I see for aggression problems, who may wear a muzzle for our entire training session every week), but for our purposes at the vet clinic, a regular cloth muzzle is fine as long as your dog can still eat small treats with it on.

Any cat seen to eat or swallow a foreign body should be seen at the clinic as soon as possible so the vet can make a plan of how to treat it.

Do your vet a favor, and save catnip for at - home treats only!

Everyone at our vet knows each of our pets by name and treat all of us with caring and compassion all of the time, but especially when we must make the final decision to let a loyal companion go to the RAINBOW BRIDGE.

Besides, if you act real nice at the vet's office and do not growl, you will probably get a treat when you're done!

I don't think vets at that time wanted to bother with treating them so we just put them to sleep.

If there is no urine culture test, your vet won't know which antibiotic is the right one to treat the problem, or whether your dog actually needs an antibiotic at all.

well my dog bill is now at the vet as we speak for kidney failure caused by these chicken jerky treats that my mom purchased at costco... i would really like some information if anybody has any.

«89 percent of the issues related to vet visits can be treated at home including skin, ear, eye and gastrointestinal issues.»

Officials said the vet may have gotten the infection from the respiratory secretions of sick cats being treated at the shelter.

People who overeat or don't get enough exercise tend to draw their pets into the same behavior, vets say, and the growing inclination to regale pets with treats has come at a cost to their waistline.

So, instead of paying a fortune at the vet to treat those problems, it seems logical that it would be better to just brush your dog's teeth daily and get on with your life (and your wallet).

If you want to have it on hand to treat puppies you will need to work it out with your vet BEFORE you need it, as it needs to be given at the earliest possible stage of the disease to have its greatest benefit.

I really have seen some amazing results by vets treating «outside the box» when the diagnosis has been vague or undetermined, and IMHO, «it must be what you're feeding him» is a complete & unconscionable cop - out by a lazy vet who's trying to make you, the owner / gaurdian, feel at fault... But IME, we've personally had 18 dogs & 36 cats transition to 4Health in the past year, are continuing with 4Health formulas in their new homes & are doing beautifully, and I can only speak to my experience, after all.

While our vets are able to treat many of their own patients on an emergency basis at the Veterinary Center, the Center also has an affiliation with 3 local 24 - hour emergency clinics.

At the vet, I was told that if my kitty loved kitty the Hydrolyzed protein treats, she would go for this for regular meals, and she does!

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Once at Shelter, Dr. Lisa Levy and her vet techs treated Livie.