Blood Pressure
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Q: What symptoms should I look out for if I think my dog is having a stroke?
… Stroke is a risk for any dog with heart disease, high blood pressure , blood clotting problems or lungworm. It commonly ..... tilt. If there is an underlying problem such as high blood pressure that will need to be addressed as well. If you have …
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Pets as Therapy?
… we! The dogs selected have proved to be a real hit with cares and patients alike. They are helping to lower the blood pressure of many, they are also superb ice-breakers with people whom do not, or will not communicate. They are also going …
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Feline forgetfulness; could it be Alzheimer's?
… side, old age can bring with it some rather inherent risks. Mobility problems, arthritis, kidney problems, high blood pressure and the dreaded dementia. The same is true with our moggies. Many people are very aware to look out for the issues …
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Five ways to be healthy with your dog… only down to regular walkies, but the calming effect of having a loving and loved animal in your home leads to lower blood pressure and cholesterol. If you curl up on the sofa with your dog and stroke him for a while, who is getting the most out …
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Q: What causes seizures in a healthy dog, mine has experienced one during a thunderstorm and on a quiet night? | Pet Health Care, Dog & Cat Breeds, Online Vet, Fleas
… cause seizures. Metabolic causes of seizures include liver and kidney disease, and low blood sugar levels. High blood pressure will sometimes lead to seizures. Some infections can cause seizures - in dogs, most common causes would be lungworm …
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Can your pets make you perky?
… eating a bar of chocolate (although much healthier) Pet owners also have an overall lower blood sugar, and lower blood pressure than their petless fellows. Having a constant companion by your side, who provides you with unconditional love can …
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13 Halloween Safety Tips… child's bag for such treats and make sure they're out of your pets' reach. Xylitol can cause a radical drop in blood pressure , liver damage and death, and it doesn't take that much. A 22-pound dog that eats just one gram of Xylitol needs …
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Pyometra (Canine)
… Anorexia (not wanting to eat), lethargy, vomiting, distended abdomen (swollen belly), shock (decreased blood pressure and effective circulation). Cause (scientific, common term) Bacterial infection of the uterus. Organ system …
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Cushing's Syndrome (Canine)
… macroadenomas. Excess adrenal hormones can result in skin and urinary tract infections, diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure ), excess protein in the urine, inflammation of the pancreas and blood clots in the lungs. The administration of …
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (Feline)
… heart ultrasound), Electrocardiography (EKG), Blood pressure monitoring or Doppler. Differential Diagnosis Dilated ..... kidney) disease, Systemic hypertension (high blood pressure ), Diabetes mellitus, Glycogen storage disease …