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Is it safe to give my 11 year old Cocker Spaniel Anesthesia for a teeth cleaning?
Could this cause complications?
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My chow bitch was sterilized at 6 months - our vet recommended this. Since then, she is urinating in her sleep. She is on this incurin tablets, but this do not help at all. What else can we try, because before this sterilization she never had a slip up in the house?
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Should I have my puppy's spleen removed?
My 9 month old Beagle has an enlarged spleen. She became listless and does not act like herself. The vet did an xray and found her spleen to be enlarged. This is consistent with her bloodwork with a high white blood cell count. All other counts are within normal limits for kidney and liver functioning. Now she won't eat. He thinks it's either tick related or possibly a spleen problem.
Most Popular Questions
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Is it safe to give my 11 year old Cocker Spaniel Anesthesia for a teeth cleaning?
Could this cause complications?
-
Dog is urunating in her sleep - what should I do?
My chow bitch was sterilized at 6 months - our vet recommended this. Since then, she is urinating in her sleep. She is on this incurin tablets, but this do not help at all. What else can we try, because before this sterilization she never had a slip up in the house?
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Neurological issues with ruptured eardrum in dog
My chihuahua has been at the vet for days being treated for a ruptured eardrum, now she is having uncontrolled neurological issues. What can I do to help her?
-
My dog ingested a cephalexin pill
Will it hurt her? She is a 5 yr old rhodesian ridgeback.
-
Should I have my puppy's spleen removed?
My 9 month old Beagle has an enlarged spleen. She became listless and does not act like herself. The vet did an xray and found her spleen to be enlarged. This is consistent with her bloodwork with a high white blood cell count. All other counts are within normal limits for kidney and liver functioning. Now she won't eat. He thinks it's either tick related or possibly a spleen problem.
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