Maybe a male dog who is becoming territorial. So the answer to that question could possibly be yes....
Search
Doctor Answer
Doctor Answer
There can be many changes. We often associate eating with feeling good, but that's not always the case, especially for our larger breeds....
Doctor Answer
In general, the next day is what I recommend....
Doctor Answer
There can be, especially with neuter surgeries....
Doctor Answer
When your dog wakes up after surgery, we extubate the tube in their throat for the anesthetic....
Doctor Answer
Not typically, unless it's for the better....
Doctor Answer
For our senior dogs, a lot of it goes back to their lifestyle....
Doctor Answer
That's a very common one. Most dogs gain weight because they hit that midlife stage at the same age that they are getting spayed or castrated....
Doctor Answer
It’s not recommended. Again, regarding the overpopulation problem, we don't really need more unwanted puppies....
Doctor Answer
Sure. We generally call mature dogs adult dogs....
Doctor Answer
No, of course not. Nope. Nope. No, no. No. They don't have to be spayed or neutered....
Doctor Answer
So there are different types of anesthesia (we have a video on that), whether sedation or general anesthesia....
Doctor Answer
Yes, certainly the accommodations we were talking about to the environment—make it brighter, make it less slippery, and make fewer steps....
Doctor Answer
Palliative care is more trying to keep your pet comfortable while still trying to treat your pet, and hospice, in general, is thought of as more ke...
Doctor Answer
That would depend on the type of surgery done....
Doctor Answer
When dogs come in for neuter surgery, they're prepared in a very aseptic way. We clip and clean everything to prepare them for surgery....
Doctor Answer
Part of any surgical procedure involves a pre-anesthetic veterinary appointment....
Doctor Answer
One important thing would be regular well checks, regular preventative care by keeping them on appropriate heartworm prevention, keeping the approp...
Doctor Answer
So there is a little bit of variability with that, depending on the procedure that they've had....
Doctor Answer
It can vary, but generally you're looking at anywhere from around five to seven days of them having to be rested and calm.
...