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  • Anestesia En El Gato Informaci贸n General

    Anesthesia for Cats

    Es muy frecuente y normal que los propietarios de gatos presenten cierto nerviosísmo cuando se habla de anestesiar a su mascota. Este folleto tiene como objetivo resolver las dudas y aliviar esas preocupaciones.

  • Annual Veterinary Visit for Reptiles

    Reptile pets benefit from yearly health examinations. Regular veterinary care, to prevent problems before they occur, is necessary to ensure your pet lives a long, healthy life. Intestinal parasites and/or underlying health problems may only be identified by your veterinarian during a yearly exam.

  • Annual Veterinary Visit for Small Mammals

    Small exotic mammals are well known for hiding symptoms of illness until late in a disease course. Yearly health examinations are essential to uncover health issues before it is too late. Blood tests, radiographs and/or fecal tests may be recommended during an annual exam.

  • Anorexia in Cats

    A cat that does not want to eat, or is not eating, is a cat with a potentially life-threatening medical condition. Many conditions can lead to the inability of your cat to eat or lose her appetite completely. It is important to find the underlying cause so that an appropriate treatment plan can be created. Appetite stimulants may be prescribed, and in some cases, a feeding tube may be placed by your veterinarian. Decreased food intake or any change in eating habits warrants investigation by your veterinarian.

  • Anorexia in Dogs

    A dog that does not want to eat, or is not eating, is a dog with a potentially life-threatening medical condition. Many conditions can lead to the inability of your dog to eat or lose his appetite completely. It is important to find the underlying cause so that an appropriate treatment plan can be created. Appetite stimulants may be prescribed, and in some cases, a feeding tube may be placed by your veterinarian. Decreased food intake or any change in eating habits warrants investigation by your veterinarian.

  • Aplicaci贸n de Cremas, Lociones o Aceites - Perros

    Applying Ointments, Creams, and Lotions on Dogs

    Una vez adquiridas las cremas, lociones o aceites surge el problema de c贸mo administrarlos. Incluso el perro m谩s obediente puede reaccionar de forma violenta a la aplicaci贸n en una zona sensible. Esperamos que las siguientes recomendaciones sean de ayuda.

  • Aplicaci贸n de Gotas Para O铆dos - Perros

    Applying Ear Drops to Dogs

    Le hemos recetado este medicamento para ayudar a su mascota a resolver su problema de o铆dos. Es una enfermedad bastante habitual que puede deberse a muchos motivos. Aunque ya le habremos informado sobre la frecuencia de administraci贸n, hemos pensado que ser铆a 煤til exponer paso a paso c贸mo aplicar las gotas.

  • Applying Ear Drops to Cats

    Topical ear medications are necessary for the treatment of most ear conditions in cats. This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to apply ear medications along with precautions. Tips are also given to reduce your cat鈥檚 anxiety with ear treatment.

  • Applying Ear Drops to Dogs

    Topical ear medications are necessary for the treatment of most ear conditions in dogs. This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to apply ear medications along with precautions. Tips are also given to reduce your dog鈥檚 anxiety with ear treatment.

  • Applying Eye Drops to Cats

    The proper administration of eye medication is essential for your pet's prompt recovery. Make sure you carefully read the label and understand the prescription instructions. If you have any questions, contact your veterinarian for clarification.