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My puppy was diagnosed with parvo on Monday. This week has been hectic and discouraging but he’s finally starting to improve. He was injected with saline and antibiotic at the vet. We purchased medicine from the vet and have been treating him at home. He’s improving fast, but I’m worried about his eating. The vet gave me nutri cal for him and said I can rub it on his gums. Does nutri cal dissolve through the mucous membranes in the gums?
My puppy was diagnosed with parvo on Monday. He was injected at the vet and I’ve been giving him medicine from the vet at home. After a hectic week, he’s finally starting to improve significantly. Since he still can’t eat, the vet gave me nutri cal and said I can rub it on his gums. Can the mucous membranes in the gums absorb nutri cal? I don’t wanna be putting it on his gums for no reason
I am currently giving peaches cuttle fish bone power, in addition with the cuttle fish bone power is it o.k. to give her clay cal from higgins also, or egg food, egg food has suger in it is it safe to give to peaches? what is the best egg food for peaches?
I’m researching nutritional requirements for Snicker. I found a nutritional calculator that appears to work well but I cannot find any reference to daily calorie requirements. For example human calorie calculator start with 155lb 2000 cal diet. Where might I find a starting calorie estimate for a 75 lb, active, golden doodle? can you recommend a book or guide?
I have a 1.3 pound 4 week old puppy who was diagnosed with parvo today & coccidia. We got sent home with toltrazuril and nutri-cal. I was told there's nothing the vet can do that I can't do at home. I'm really worried, I'd think that a vet could provide some care that Icouldn't. Is hospitalization a better option? Does my puppy stand a better chance being hospitalized?
My 3 month old kitten I adopted had a bad upper rep. Infection and also had lost an eye in the process. She seems to be healing great and playful, but when I got her I noticed she was really congested, so the vet gave me more antibiotics. A few weeks have gone by and she’s still congested. No struggling to breath, eating, playing, seeming normal. But sounds similar to a pug when she’s not sleeping. Should I take her back to the vet?
Hi, there. As far as we can figure we are definitely feeding my cat enough. He is maintaining weight, he gets fed several times a day, but he still begs incessantly. His only focus is food and his urgency is a bit alarming. Is there any low-cal tummy filling food I can give him to take the edge off but not push him into an unhealthy weight? Thank you
My dog loves carrots, & my family loves to feed her carrots. I know raw carrots can be tough on a dog’s digestion and I have noticed tummy issues in the last few days. I put her on a soft rice diet, but I still notice orange bits in her poop. How much is too many carrots? We give 1-3 nickel size pieces almost every day. What are other low cal healthy treats?
I have 2 litters of 10 week old pups. Miniature Pinscher & Boxers. All of the pups were doing fine & playing & the next morning 3 of the Min Pins were lethargic, wouldn't open their eyes, passing dark bloody stool and couldn't walk without falling over. The smallest pup died that evening. I gave them Vita-Cal Puppy & Pediatric oral electrolyte soloution all day & night. The next day they're eating but still wobbly. Could this have been caused by the Boxers laying on them?
Sister cats to the vet.both have low K/potass. Resuce cats. 8 years old. Also, one was having severely low Folic Acid one month ago also. The vet was bad and I found it myself. Now the Vet gave another great treatment to increase the potassium w B vitamins, but has no FolicA. I have a HUMAN folic acid with me with fillers. Can the cat have human fillers? cal carbonate? microcrystaline cellulose? clumping? Magnes. salt? silicon dioxide? Folate? (pteryoylmonoglutamin) PLEASE ADVISE ..OKAY 4 CAT?
My 14 year old cat was diagnosed with Hepatic Lipidosis on Monday. He has been doing well with the medication he has been taking Metoclopramide and Nutrients Cal to stimulate his appetite. He has been eating well on his own. I noticed toward he has bloating in his tummy that wasn't there on Monday. He hasn't been urinating and defactating properly and I'm curious if its the medication and stress/anxiety that hes been having as a result. My vet said it could be a tumor and to have him xrayed
Does a large breed pup (Labrador in this case) necessarily need to be fed specifically large breed puppy food; or would a puppy food that is complete and balanced for large breed puppies and all life stages be okay? Cal and Pho is the same as the large breed specific food. Please see specific food I’m inquiring about in the photos. Is this a good choice for a Labrador or should I stick to Large breed specific only (I.e. Purina One for Large Breed puppies) once this bag of is finished.