FAQ

FAQ:

The optimal and most reliable study is considered to be after 21 days from the date of mating.

It is advisable to castrate cats after the onset of signs of sexual heat. The optimal age is after seven months.

Cat sterilization is carried out from 6 to 8 months. According to statistics, sterilization carried out before the first heat significantly reduces the risk of mammary tumors.

For the first time in life, the vaccine is given twice with an interval of 21-28 days, followed by revaccination a year later.

Vaccines are administered to clinically healthy animals. Deworming must be carried out within 7-10 days.

There are cat breeds (British, Maine Coon, Scottish) that are predisposed to feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). Therefore, before any surgical intervention, it is necessary to perform an ultrasound of the heart and consult a cardiologist.

Most often, unpleasant odor from the mouth is associated with pathologies of the oral cavity (tartar, gingivitis, stomatitis, etc.). Contact your veterinarian-dentist for an accurate diagnosis. A neglected condition of the oral cavity in animals can lead to tooth loss and gum inflammation.

Itching of the auricle is most often caused by Otodectosis (ear scabies), you need to contact a veterinarian who will conduct a microscopic examination of earwax to make an accurate diagnosis and prescribe treatment.

Castration can be performed in an open or closed manner, using a bioligature or using suture material.
For breeds that are predisposed to cardiac pathologies, a preliminary consultation with a cardiologist and cardiac echocardiography is recommended.
CAN YOU FEED YOUR DOG CAT FOOD?
It is recommended to feed your dog premium food designed specifically for dogs, because... needs for nutrients, vitamins, microelements, etc. differ in dogs and cats.

The enteritis virus is quite stable in the external environment and can persist for quite a long time. So what matters is not the time that has passed since the virus was registered, but the thorough disinfection of the premises and all objects with which the sick animal came into contact. Good disinfectants are solutions of formalin, chloramine or other drugs that are used to disinfect operating rooms. Quartz lamps have proven themselves very well. And it is very important that the puppy you plan to adopt is fully vaccinated.

If the animal has multiple relapses of acute urinary retention, it is recommended to perform an utrostomy. But this surgical intervention is performed under general anesthesia, which is a serious burden for the body, especially a weakened one. Therefore, first they always try to solve the problem using a conservative method, resorting to surgery only when there is no other option. The decision is always made individually, so it is better for you to discuss this issue with your animal’s attending physician, who has complete information about the patient’s condition.

As a rule, by 5–6 months the testes should have descended into the scrotum. Your cat has unilateral cryptorchidism - that is, one testicle remains in the abdominal or pelvic cavity. In itself, this does not in any way interfere with the normal life of the cat; it is even capable of reproducing offspring. But with age, there is a danger of the undescended testis degenerating into a neoplasm (tumor), so your veterinarian absolutely correctly recommended castration for your cat. This simple operation will help avoid similar complications in the future.

Previously, I wrote in a trickle, but over the last two weeks, in droplets, often in droplets. Maybe something to drink?
symptoms are characteristic of urolithiasis/urocystitis. If we are talking about urolith(s), then drug treatment will not help you. It is necessary to conduct an ultrasound, blood biochemistry, and urine analysis. Many preventative medications have a diuretic effect, which will aggravate the animal’s condition in case of possible urolithiasis.

There is clearly a problem in the diet; most likely, the animal lacks micro- and macroelements, no matter how you replenish them, supplements are not enough. Contact a nutritionist to calculate and select a balanced, high-quality diet if you want to feed homemade food of your own making. If this is not possible, then switch the dog to ready-made food that meets all breed and physiological needs.

To carry out ultrasound diagnostics, it is necessary to follow a fasting diet, that is, you need to remove food and other treats 8-12 hours before the examination. You can drink water without restrictions.
The exceptions are ferrets, rabbits, chinchillas! Their fasting diet lasts no more than 3-4 hours. And children of a pet (puppies and kittens) up to 6 months of age - they cannot be kept on a starvation diet unless there are special instructions from a doctor

If your pet has problems with urination (cystitis, incontinence, stones), then it is almost impossible to wait for a well-filled bladder and you should not torment the animal or prevent it from going to the toilet! An examination in the condition of such pathologies is carried out on any Napoleon of the bladder

Cough, shortness of breath, decreased activity!

Cats: British, Scottish, Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Sphynx.
Dogs: King Charles Spaniel, Doberman, Dachshund.

These are mainly dwarf and giant dog breeds

There is no specific age; this manifests itself individually in different breeds (injuries, fears, pathologies of the development of the musculoskeletal system, etc.)

Most often: sprains of the musculotendinous system, dislocations (subluxations) and injuries.

It all depends on the complexity of the operation, the drugs and the method of their administration, and the condition of the pet. After the operation, we monitor the animal in the hospital and return to the owners only those who have completely recovered from anesthesia.
Rabies, leptospirosis, canine distemper, adenovirus, parviral enteritis, parainfluenza, coronavirus.
Heat stroke in a dog is the result of prolonged overheating of the body. When exposed to external unfavorable factors, the animal’s thermoregulation, namely the process of adequate heat transfer, may be disrupted. If the dog is not provided with timely assistance, it may die from complications that develop.
It is possible that the cat has diseases of the oral cavity, inflammatory processes in the intestines and stomach, poisoning, viral infection, liver, kidney and urolithiasis, foreign body in the stomach or intestines.
The pet has vomiting, diarrhea, refusal to eat, and the pet is limping.
Cardiomyopathies of various etiologies. Pulmonary valve stenosis. Non-closure of the ductus Botallova. Subaortic stenosis. Endocardiosis of the atrioventricular valve. Atrioventricular valve dysplasia.
Pyometra is purulent endometritis, accompanied by accumulation and retention of purulent exudate in the uterine cavity. Pyometra manifests itself with pronounced symptoms: temperature rise, intoxication, cramping pain in the lower abdomen, and the appearance of pus-like leucorrhoea with an odor.
Under dense hairballs, your pet's skin overheats and becomes hot, creating an ideal environment for the proliferation of pathogenic microorganisms. In addition, tangles can cause discomfort and even pain for your cat, especially if they catch on something while walking. If your pet tries to bite out the tangle, he may injure himself. Any damage to the skin under the matted fur can fester. It is especially dangerous when a long-haired cat has mats.
This is unsafe: you can injure yourself, the dog, hurt it, and in the future it will be afraid of professional care as well. You probably won't like the result: even if you are very careful and careful, the necessary skills and cutting techniques (I know this from myself) are developed over time.
So, if possible, it is better to feed an adult cat with food specifically for adult cats with a reduced fat content, and kittens with their food.
This is an inflammatory bowel disease that can be caused by various reasons, including infections, allergies, stress, etc. It is characterized by diarrhea, vomiting, and sometimes other symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and deterioration in general health.
Feeding a cat depends on its age, health, activity and other factors. Typically, for an adult cat, 2 meals a day are sufficient. Young kittens often require 3-4 meals a day.
Обычно рекомендуется добавлять влажный корм в количестве около 25-50% от общего объема пищи питомца.Однако рекомендуется консультироваться с ветеринаром,так как точное количество влажного корма зависит от породы,возраста,размера и активности питомца
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