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Dr. Alokesh PaulDVSc.Veterinarian

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Kindly consider visiting the nearest veterinary clinic to establish a comprehensive vaccination schedule and its administration. Commencing this process is advisable after addressing deworming requirements, with due consideration for necessary liver support. 

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Dr. Vijaya KumarMVSc, BVScVeterinarian

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If vomit and fever hs stopped and your cat is bit active you can give electrol juice, tender coconut to rehydrate. Thank you. 

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Dr. Alok Kumar ChaudharyPh. D - MedicineVeterinarian

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Lung congestion, also known as pulmonary edema, occurs when there is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the lungs. It can be a serious condition and may require immediate veterinary attention. If you suspect your dog has lung congestion, it's important to consult with a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Ensure your dog gets plenty of rest in a calm and quiet environment. Stress and physical exertion can worsen respiratory distress, so it's important to keep your dog as calm and relaxed as possible at room temperature not so cold not so hot follow treatment plan: once your veterinarian diagnoses the cause of the lung congestion, they will likely recommend a treatment plan. This may include medications such as diuretics to help remove excess fluid, oxygen therapy to improve breathing, or other medications to address the underlying cause such as antibiotic, antiallergic, etc monitor fluid intake: I n some cases, restricting water intake may be necessary to prevent further fluid accumulation. Minimize exposure to irritants: keep your dog away from environmental factors that can worsen respiratory issues, such as smoke, strong chemicals, or allergens. These can further irritate the lungs and make the condition worse overall recovery take 5-10 days so please take care with patiently .if rany emergency then consult with some specialist veterinarian. 

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Dr. Anmol GodaraMBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of SurgeryGeneral Physician

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Sharing of saliva can lead to rabies. You can never be too sure if bowl has been properly washed. Better would be to get vaccinated as it is serious disease if it happens and you should be responsible for yourself and family members. Of course if you are sure that bowl has been properly cleaned and no saliva contact then you can ignore my advice. 

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Dr. Alok Kumar ChaudharyPh. D - MedicineVeterinarian

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In the case of an injury caused by a mongoose bite, it is essential to seek immediate veterinary attention. Mongoose bites can lead to serious infections and complications, so it is crucial to have a professional assess the wound and determine the appropriate course of treatment. In the meantime, you can take some precautionary steps: keep the cat calm and in a safe and quiet environment to minimize stress. Try to prevent your cat from scratching or further aggravating the wound. Avoid applying any ointments or medications without veterinary guidance, as certain substances may not be suitable for cat wounds. Again, I strongly advise reaching out to a veterinarian or an emergency veterinary clinic as soon as possible. They will be able to provide the appropriate medical care, including any necessary medications or treatments, to help your cat recover from the injury. 

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Dr. Alok Kumar ChaudharyPh. D - MedicineVeterinarian

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I'm sorry to hear that your pet is experiencing severe renal/kidney dysfunction. A creatinine level of 14 is indeed very high, indicating significant kidney impairment. The symptoms of vomiting and liquid stools can also be related to kidney disease. It's important to consult with your veterinarian for immediate medical attention and guidance. Here are some general suggestions in the meantime: follow the veterinarian's advice: your veterinarian is the best resource for guidance in this situation. They will provide a specific treatment plan tailored to your pet's condition, which may include medications, fluid therapy, and dietary adjustments. Follow their instructions closely. Encourage hydration: offer fresh water to your pet frequently, as maintaining hydration is crucial. If your pet is not consuming enough water, your veterinarian may recommend administering fluids subcutaneously (under the skin) to ensure proper hydration. Adjust the diet: in many cases of kidney disease, a specialized renal diet is recommended. These diets are formulated to reduce the workload on the kidneys and manage the progression of the disease. Ask your veterinarian for a suitable diet recommendation for your pet's condition. Medications and supplements: your veterinarian may prescribe medications to help manage symptoms, reduce nausea, and support kidney function. They may also recommend specific supplements to support renal health. Administer these as directed by your veterinarian. Monitor and report changes: keep a close eye on your pet's symptoms and behavior. Note any changes, such as worsening vomiting, increased lethargy, or changes in appetite. Report these changes promptly to your veterinarian. Provide a comfortable environment: ensure your pet has a quiet and comfortable space to rest. Minimize stressors and provide a warm and supportive environment to aid in their recovery. 

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Dr. Sushma ShahMBBSGeneral Physician

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You need inj tt one ample intramuscular in deltoid reason. Arv vaccine on 0,3,7, 28 days intradermal in deltoid reason. Inj rabipur vaccine. U r already late. 

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Dr. Alok Kumar ChaudharyPh. D - MedicineVeterinarian

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Skin allergies in dogs are a common condition known as allergic dermatitis. It can be caused by various factors, including environmental allergens (such as pollen, dust mites, or molds), flea bites, certain foods, or contact with irritants. Here are some general tips for managing skin allergies in dogs: veterinary examination: it's important to have your dog examined by a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause of the skin allergy. They can perform tests, such as skin scrapings or allergy tests, to help identify the specific allergen (s) triggering the reaction. Allergen avoidance: if the specific allergen is known, minimizing exposure to it can be helpful. For example, keeping your dog indoors during high pollen seasons or using hypoallergenic bedding can reduce environmental allergen exposure. Flea control: flea allergy is a common cause of skin allergies in dogs. Regular use of veterinarian-recommended flea control products can help prevent fleas from causing allergic reactions. Bathing and topical treatments: regular bathing with a gentle, hypoallergenic shampoo can help soothe the skin and remove allergens. Your veterinarian may also recommend topical treatments, such as medicated sprays or ointments, to alleviate itching and inflammation. Diet management: in cases of food allergies, identifying and eliminating the specific allergenic ingredient (s) from your dog's diet is crucial. Your veterinarian may recommend a hypoallergenic or elimination diet to pinpoint the allergen. Medications: your veterinarian may prescribe medications to manage the symptoms of skin allergies. These may include antihistamines, corticosteroids, or immune-modulating drugs. However, the use and dosage of these medications should be determined by your veterinarian based on your dog's specific needs. Skin supplements: omega-3 fatty acids, such as fish oil, can help improve the skin barrier and reduce inflammation. Your veterinarian may recommend specific supplements to support your dog's skin health. 

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Give him local anesthetic gel like lidocaine. I will precribe you some tablet. Kindly mention weight. Also keep him hydrated. 

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Dr. Vijaya KumarMVSc, BVScVeterinarian

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U can give ORS juice to hydrate your pet cat, anti emetic medicine should be given to stop vomiting. Thank you. 

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