I actually suppose there isn't a problem with the fact that she's getting older and the feed. The Royal Canin Dry Dog Food is a premium choice because it’s specially formulated for small breed dogs like the Shiba Inu. This is a great food for Shibas because it supports their high-energy needs. The food also supports skin and coat health with optimal levels of fatty acids like EPA and DHA. Well, you can consult your vets on special advices on nutritional requirements of your dog and on the choice of a new feed.

It's most likely ear mites. You can use the wash you bought but it's perfect you just visit your vet. Your veterinarian may prescribe an ear medication for dogs to eliminate secondary bacterial and yeast infections. Prescription flea and tick treatments might also be administered. Several of these are specifically labeled to kill mites and are the safest, most effective means of treating dog ear mites.

1. Tranexamic Acid is safe and good for dogs with parvovirus but at times might not be the best option. 2. it actually does stop bleeding. 3.The following are human medecines safe for dogs; Antihistamines. ... Antidiarrheals/Antinauseants. Loperamide (Imodium). Famotidine (Pepcid AC) and cimetidine (Tagamet).

I've had this exact case before in our clinic, it's quite normal that dogs vomit when they are on a trip due to stress and anxiety. I believe Metoclopramide is a better medecine to administer. Thanks.

This is a serious condition and i believe a surgery might be needed. The kind of feed given to the animal should also be looked in, probably by getting nutritional advices. best regards

There is a high chance of poisoning, do ensure you contact your vet immediately. Leptospirosis can be transmitted from rats to dogs through contact with infected urine or poop and this should be treated with urgency and seriousness. Best regards.

Hello lena, I'd advice that you take your doctor to see your vet. He might have to run some tests on her. What is wrong might be rhinitis or sinusitis or even bronchitis,or perhaps a blockage in the respiratory path,or allergies. Your vet would be able to place his fingers on what exactly the problem is, which would make solving the problem easy. Best regards

Hello, It's most likely a result of constipation,and it's pretty normal for cats to vomit out undigested food. There's nothing to be scared of though, Just ensure your surroundings are kept tidy You could also consider switching the type of feed you give to her for the mean time.

It's likely that your dog has hip dysplasia, I'd simply advice that you go to see your vet as soon as possible. This isn't to ascertain that your dog isn't fine...it might be alright. But it's rather important to get to your vet. He probably might place your pet on some feeding patterns, I'm sure your pet would be fine

Microchips are the size of a grain of rice and can therefore be implanted safely under the skin. it contains no GPS tracking or localization technology. It is used to identify a pet's owner when a lost dog or cat is already found and brought in to a shelter or veterinarian. While, GPS trackers for cats continuously calculate the location of your pet using GPS satellites, enabling you to view your cat's whereabouts in real-time in the companion app. It allows you to always know where your pet is and find them immediately if they get lost. It weighd about 30 grams and contain a battery pack, GPS antenna, GSM module, etc. You could easily attach it to your pet's collar or harness.

Hi It could be melena, black stool can result from a range of things, from exposure to toxins or a foreign body in the gastrointestinal system to pancreatitis and kidney failure. A few of the more common causes of black dog poop are cancer, foreign bodies, parasites, and viral or bacterial pathogens One common cause of melena in dogs is cancer, so it is important to get your dog to the veterinarian so you can get it treated early. The earlier you can get it treated, the better your dog’s chances of recovery. However, melena in your dog's stool does not always mean that your dog has cancer. So pls make sure you see your vet as soon as possible

Hi Charlotte, Firstly,the fact that the convulsions do not take place when you're not around could just be a mere coincidence,that has no implication on the dogs health. And for convulsions,there are many reasons a dog may have convulsions, it could result from low blood sugar levels and liver disease or poor circulation of the brain and mineral deficiency. But it's important to note the following; 1. How long the convulsions take 2. How frequent does it occur,I mean you should note if there is a sequence at all. 3. What are the symptoms that you may notice prior to the convulsions 4. How exactly the convulsions happen,I mean you should watch the pet during the convulsion,or perhaps take a video, might be your relatives too though. These are all to help your vet reach a conclusion on what exactly is wrong with your pet, and to also know how to go about the treatment!