The forum says there is a response on my question but it isn’t popping up. Can you please repost it?
Internal Medicine Regular Workup
Treatment Cost (USD): $1132.63
Internal Medicine Workup with common tests
0 Responses
My Lab Puppy Has Terrible Dry Skin Since It Has Gotten Colder. She Frequently Visits Are …
My lab puppy has terrible dry skin since it has gotten colder. She frequently visits are shallow pond but it’s only knee deep. It has gotten worse now that it has gotten a lot colder. What can we do to help it?!
3 Responses
Comments
Hi Everyone I’m In Desperate Need Of Some Help Here! I Have Two Cats (one 4…
Hi everyone I’m in desperate need of some help here! I have two cats (one 4YOM and one 1.5YOF both fixed) that keep peeing outside the litter box. Unfortunately it has been confirmed that they both go outside the litter box. The male likes going on things such as the curtains by the front window, the trash can by the back door and in my pretty much anywhere in my niece’s play room. The female likes going on dirty clothes, floor mats, and pretty much anything in both my niece’s playroom and bedroom. Unfortunately this problem has been going on for almost a year with no real improvements.
Some more information about the cats. I’ve had the male cat since birth. He is healthy barring anything showing up at the next vet visit. The female was adopted about a year ago from a local shelter and is also healthy. We have three litter boxes placed throughout the house but for the past 2ish months they’ve only used one of them. We do unfortunately have feral cats outside (caught two and had them neutered.)
I really need some help. I ripped up all the carpet in the house and replaced it with hardwoods. We’ve thrown out hundreds of dollars of clothes and toys. I’ve gone through at least $100 worth of enzyme cleaner. We swapped the litter boxes. We swapped the litter we use. We swapped diets. We close off most of the house during the day. I even attempted (much to my heartbreak) of following other online advice and confining them separately to a big dog crate for a week to retrain them on the litter box.
Nothing has worked and I’m at my wits end. I called my vet today to ask for a behaviorist but they suggested I try this resource first.
2 Responses
Comments
-
Zack Post author
My 12 1/2 Year Old Miniature Schnauzer Has A Bump On Her Face I Discovered Two Days Ago. …
My 12 1/2 year old miniature schnauzer has a bump on her face I discovered two days ago. The bump was originally pink and matted over by hair. She got a full hair cut about a month ago so the bump wasn’t there before that. We’ve been putting Neosporin on it and a liquid band aid but after cutting more hair from the wound which had scabs over it with the hair, it is red and still fully exposed with a black edge. Not sure what this could be. Is it life threatening or do I need to take her to the vet?
David’s Feline Neuter Surgery
Treatment Cost (USD): $100.00
David is a 6 month old kitten who was brought to Jarrettsville Veterinary Center for ongoing veterinary care and to be neutered.
0 Responses
Natty The Rescued Stray Kitten’s Neuter Surgery
Treatment Cost (USD): $100.00
Natty is an 8 month old domestic shorthair kitten who was rescued as a stray. His owner brought him to Jarrettsville Veterinary Center for ongoing veterinary care as well as neuter surgery.
0 Responses
Inky’s Story: Feline Neuter In A Rescued Feral Kitten With A Suspected Oronasalpharyngeal Polyp
Treatment Cost (USD): $385.00
Inky is a rescued feral kitten who originally came to Jarrettsville Veterinary Center because he had what was thought to be a recurrent upper respiratory infection, which turned out to be a suspected oronasalpharyngeal polyp behind his soft palate. Inky was scheduled for an oral cavity exploratory surgery in which the treating veterinarian would attempt to remove the polyp. Since Inky was going to be under general anesthesia for this procedure, it was determined that he should be neutered at the same time.
0 Responses
Pyometra In A 14 Year Old Yorkie. Meet Suzie
Treatment Cost (USD): $1141.00
Suzie was a few weeks out of her last heat cycle. She was not eating well, lethargic and started to have brown, thick infected looking discharge from her vulva. Her family was on a very tight budget due to her recent bought of pancreatitis that required almost two weeks of hospitalization and treatment. Her cot of care for that was almost $1600. So when the pyometra diagnosis happened the well was dry.
0 Responses
Oliver’s Feline Neuter
Treatment Cost (USD): $113.00
Oliver is an 8 month old domestic shorthair kitten who was recently rescued by his owner. He underwent feline neuter (castration) surgery at Jarrettsville Veterinary Center.
0 Responses
Feline Neuter For Nicholas, 7 Month Old Domestic Shorthair
Treatment Cost (USD): $115.00
Nicholas is a recently adopted 7 month old kitten who was brought to Jarrettsville Veterinary Center to be neutered.
0 Responses
Hello,
As with all pet related questions I always have to request that any pet medical problem be addressed first with a trip to the vet to make sure it isn’t something health related. Things like allergies, nutritional deficiencies and even congenital diseases that manifest as Looking like dry skin are things to be treated by your vet. After this I talk about diet, environment and supplements. Things to do now are adding moisture to the house with a humidifier. Brushing daily to keep hair and skin healthy helps and I like welactin an omega three fatty acid added to the food. Ask your vet about your pets preventative recommendations too. I hope this helps. Let us know what happens.
She was just at the vet and they said it could be stress related but she seems happy as can be.
Did they give you any options to treat it? Or a follow up plan? If not call and ask for one or seek a second opinion.