Sentences with phrase «visit veterinarian»

If Joy is otherwise healthy from what you can determine, it would be best to give her some rest for a few days as her spine or a joint may be causing her some discomfort when moving; if you don't see any improvement over a few days you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination as there are a few different possible causes for this weakness or difficulty rising and lying down.

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

Both of these conditions are diagnosed through blood work so it would be ideal to visit your veterinarian.

If you are not sure about the diet or not sure about your rabbit being a male or female, one of the best things you can do for the long - term health of your rabbit is to visit your veterinarian.

It may be that Bobby is having some age related back issues which may cause weakness in the hind legs especially after lying down; I would allow Bobby to rest for a few days and see how he is after the holidays, if he is still weak in his hind legs then I would recommend you visit your Veterinarian for an examination to determine if any medical management is required.

Older dogs should visit their veterinarian regularly to ensure they have a proper diet and are being treated for any underlying condition they may have.

If you are concerned about your pet, it's always better to be on the safe side: Contact or visit your veterinarian!)

They are fed top quality food and visit our veterinarian yearly to keep all medical shots up to date.

You should visit another Veterinarian for another examination for a second opinion which may help ease your concerns or may flag something.

Whether or not her gums are pale, you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination.

If Enzo isn't in pain, allow him strict rest for a day to see if there is any change; if there is zero improvement you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination since there are a few different issues which may be affecting his leg some of which could be time sensitive.

After your turtle or tortoise has recovered, continue to visit your veterinarian for routine health screenings and annual wellness visits.

Visit your veterinarian, who can rule out other possibilities in a basic exam and come up with a plan to get your pet back to health.

If your dog exhibits any signs of flea allergy dermatitis or flea anemia, visit your veterinarian so they can be treated along with treating the fleas.

Studies have shown that older cats visit the veterinarian less often than younger cats and that owners of indoor cats are less likely to place a priority on veterinary care than owners of outdoor cats

You may need to visit your veterinarian to have your dog's teeth professionally cleaned, before you get up close and personal again.

The easiest way to maintain your pet's safety is to regularly visit your veterinarian and be sure their rabies vaccinations are up - to - date.

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 Maggie had a retained pup and there was a foul smelling discharge after the pup was removed, it is possible that there may be an infection in the uterus; given the situation and the length of time the pup was retained you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination, fluids, supportive and symptomatic care which may include antibiotics, calcium among other treatment.

And remember, dogs and cats need to visit their veterinarian regularly to keep them happy and healthy!

Please visit your Veterinarian as soon as possible, don't attempt to remove it yourself; Shrink needs to have the BB removed safely by his Veterinarian and will require a course of antibiotics and pain relief.

I always recommend that if in doubt (or are certain) that your pet has been poisoned, to visit your Veterinarian for preventive and supportive therapy.

If your companion has a change in appetite, weight loss, excessive thirst, or is prone to urinary tract infections, do not hesitate to visit the veterinarian!

For pets with severe bad breath, visit your veterinarian, as this may be due to a more serious dental problem.

Please note, that some dogs do need to visit a veterinarian more often.

If you notice any worrying symptoms, visit your Veterinarian.

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

Otherwise you will have to visit your veterinarian to ensure that your dog is not in any pain and to determine what is causing the problem.

If the shaking doesn't stop after a few days, rather visit the veterinarian to be on the safe side.

A lot of times those questions end up with a recommendation to visit a veterinarian, and that's going to be typical.

The first step in resolving behavior issues in cats is to visit a veterinarian who can rule out any medical causes that may be related to your cat's behavior before addressing other possible causes of stress.

Only veterinary tests for intestinal parasites can provide an accurate diagnosis, so be sure to visit your veterinarian if you suspect your dog may have contracted worms.

If you visit a veterinarian, your vet will irrigate the eye with water or sterile saline solution.

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.

It may be best to visit your Veterinarian to be on the safe side if you have some further concerns.

However, anytime you spot a new behavior in a pet, it's wise to visit your veterinarian to rule out a physical explanation.

In any case where a dog is having trouble to breathe and is having abdominal breathing I would recommend you visit your Veterinarian immediately as there is nothing you can do at home; it look like this is causing discomfort for Casey and may be caused by salivary gland issues, lymph nodes, abscess or other causes.

If your pet does not come out of the seizure within a few minutes or if you have other concerns for your pets safety, always visit the veterinarian.

Otherwise, you'll need to have that list with you when you visit your veterinarian to see if there's a treatment option covered by the insurance.

Just ensure that he is rested and isn't being stressed by anything; access to water is also important but if he is struggling to breathe or it seems like he isn't getting an adequate amount of oxygen you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination.

Visit your Veterinarian for a neurological exam to ensure that nothing more sinister is occurring.

It is difficult to say what the specific cause is without an examination; what is concerning me is the breathing difficulties which he is suffering from, anytime an animal has breathing troubles you should visit your Veterinarian for an examination.

Try to give some water slowly by syringe into the mouth and add some unflavoured Pedialyte too; if this continues you should visit another Veterinarian for a more comprehensive examination.

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

One of the best ways to go about that is to visit a veterinarian for dental care.

The breathing difficulties may be caused by allergies, infection, foreign bodies, polyps, tumors etc... You could try Benadryl at a dose of 1mg / lb every 12 hours for two days to see if there is any improvement; otherwise you would need to visit your Veterinarian for an examination.

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You must be aware of the signs of kidney failure in cats and visit your veterinarian for examination and treatment if needed.

If the breathing difficulties continue, visit your Veterinarian or Emergency Veterinarian for an examination (and possible oxygen therapy).

There is no at home treatment I can recommend you do in this case since attempting the removal yourself may cause more harm than good; you should visit a Veterinarian or Emergency Veterinarian regardless of cost to help Rambo.