How do I know if my dog is in kidney failure? - kidney failure and stomach issues
I took my dog to the vet today because he did not eat and was very sluggish and could not keep anything down. The vet said he has diabetes and not know how a lot of damage to the kidneys. He received his first insulin injection tonight, and now rejects what looks like blood. Is it possible that this comes from renal failure?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Kidney Failure And Stomach Issues How Do I Know If My Dog Is In Kidney Failure?
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Get another vet. the vet should be able, through a blood test to determine if your levels are normal or elevated dog.
Good luck to you and your dog, a good veterinarian immediately
Well, I think, if I contaminated food, which could lead to kidney failure ate. It is really sad. You must ensure that the dog food is good.
Well, I think, if I contaminated food, which could lead to kidney failure ate. It is really sad. You must ensure that the dog food is good.
possible injuries to other organs so sorry
possible injuries to other organs so sorry
possible injuries to other organs so sorry
permanently or pee or not at all
Poor Doggie I hope he recovers
___why I have to wait 2 cm down, until your dog is better?
Urinating too often, when kidney failure. . in ready to donate my kidney if necessary =)
Yes, very possible. But it follows a rule renal failure in older dogs who have recognized for some time. The symptoms are ... Accidents swimming very sick do not eat, not sleep, but through the pain while trying to rest, and excessive vomiting, among others.
Maybe it's time for a job down. I know how painful it is. I have lived for some time, but it's better for the animal. VET discover the extent of damage and then from there.
I wish him all the best.
Awww. Oh my God, I cry. What kills me, because in "The Bucket List," the man who died after spitting blood. I do not know, and sorry if I'm scared. I pray for your dog. What is your name?
I hope not, poor dog. I'd have it back immediately, "does not sound right
Not sure. Can your vet about the hotline? Or go to an emergency vet?
I hope that your dog feels better soon.
It is best, with your vet immediately ... or ... is better than looking for a better education and training!
I thought that all the clinics and not all are useful and informative. My best information comes from the emergency clinic for pets! Nobody talked to me about the heart in the three veterans took my dog, but when I saw him was after an emergency clinic, did not initially know what the problem was and how he could have avoided heart disease in my dog! Some dogs are very sensitive to wire !!!!!!!!!!!
Find a good veterinarian, but your dog to a vet for another good test! Always ask questions, and get as many details as possible!
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