i would definitely take her back to the vet.
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Uterine Prolapse In 11yr Old Chihuahua Leads To Spay Surgery, Vaccines And Dental Cleaning & Polishing With Extractions!!!
Treatment Cost (USD): $1685.00
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Anyone Have Thoughts, Suggestions And/or Recipes For Homemade Dog Food That Provides Complete Nutrition For …
Anyone have thoughts, suggestions and/or recipes for homemade dog food that provides complete nutrition for large breed dogs, specifically lab mixes. I am interested in exploring what feeding homemade food would look like from both an ingredient and time commitment perspective. Thank you in advance.
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Nares Surgery (Before & After Photos) 1yr Old French Bulldog
Treatment Cost (USD): $2050.00
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Front Limb Amputation And Neuter On 9 Yr Old Labrador Retriever Mix
Treatment Cost (USD): $2790.00
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Front Limb Amputation On 10 Yr Old Golden Retriever
Treatment Cost (USD): $4100.00
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My Dog Had Surgery To Fix A Ruptured Uterus And She’s Now Spayed. She First …
My dog had surgery to fix a ruptured uterus and she’s now spayed. She first stated leaking fluid from her incision site so I got scared and took her back to find out everything was ok. Now she’s got a pretty big seroma on her leg that just busted open and is draining everywhere. What should I do for her besides just keep cleaning it away from her?
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Vivienne Barnes
Dog Having Seizures And All Her Lab Results Came Back Normal. He Always Go Back To …
Dog having seizures and all her lab results came back normal. He always go back to normal after. She is eating, playing, barking.
Just don’t know what to do.
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Krista Magnifico Hello.
I have lots of information on seizures on my blog. Please go to kmdvm.blogspot.com and from there search seizures. Depending on how many your dog has had you might need a medication like keepra for this
Spay & Hernia Repair On A 9 Month Old Golden Retriever/Poodle Mix
Treatment Cost (USD): $730.00
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I would say get your vet involved, and/or a veterinary dietician if there’s one near you. There’s a lot more leeway with dogs than with cats, but I’d be very careful about making sure they get the right balance of nutrition without overdosing them on anything.
Oh, avoid legumes. There’s a link between heavy legume inclusion and dilated cardiomyopathy, which is something I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
Lots of folks go with a raw diet. This seems to be somewhat controversial in vet circles (Dr. Magnifico will weigh in on this when she sees it), but it’s another feeding method that requires a lot of research first.