Technically, yes. Dogs are omnivorous. They're not solely carnivores like cats that are obligate carnivores....
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It’s simple to remove the dog’s collar and tags and suddenly they’re an unknown dog that no one has any idea who he is anymore....
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The only information that you're going to get is a number....
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I haven't seen anything. I've never seen where it developed tumors, or where it migrated....
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Well, we've poked your dog, so perhaps they’re a little bit traumatized from that. But as I said, most of them tolerate it very well....
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I'm definitely going to say “no” to that question, and the simple reason why is dogs are carnivores. I'm not even talking about domestic though....
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The simple answer is from the vein. That might include the cephalic vein....
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We have the dog version of NSAIDs that are safer than most of the human medications that we can give as far as NSAIDs go....
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No, there's really nothing that I know of that can prevent heartworm that is not a prescription FDA-regulated product....
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The biggest thing is figuring out what the best laser therapy plan is for your pet. And every pet is different....
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It depends on the veterinarian you use and what test that veterinarian runs....
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Acute pain would be something along the lines of right after surgery or if your dog had a wound or anything like that that was initially a cut....
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So veterinarians can definitely microchip your dog. I think some breeders might do it....
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So the microchip is pretty similar to what we would do for a vaccine or any other injection. It’s a syringe that is fairly decent sized....
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I would say even more so when they're seniors....
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If your dog's been on consistent heartworm prevention and you miss a single dose, the risks are going to be pretty low....
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It is completely safe. So the great thing about laser therapy, it is non-invasive. We have our unit here; it’s not set up....
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Depending on what test we run and if we do the lab in the veterinary clinic, I would argue to tell you between five and 10 minutes you'll have them...
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Things that we use it most commonly for are going to be for post-surgical incisions....
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Quite a lot....