The owner of the baby sun conure consulted via Facebook about the baby sun conure's slow digestion. The vet explained that there are several causes of slow digestion: - The food is too thick - The food is not at the right temperature, not cooked properly - Eating too much at one meal, unable to digest it quickly - The room temperature is too cold, needing to use a fire to help - Infectious disease. Slow digestion or indigestion is quite dangerous for baby birds. If food is not digested and goes bad in the rumen, it is at risk of infection. Initially, the vet collected a sample from the rumen and examined it, but no fungus or yeast was found. The vet treated the baby with microorganisms to help improve digestion and recommended feeding methods. He will observe if the food continues to be indigestible...
Hip Replacement Surgery for Dogs: Advances in Treating Dogs to Improve Their Quality of Life Hip degenerative joint disease is a common disease found in dogs of all breeds, genders, and ages. Symptoms of dogs with this disease include difficulty walking, walking with a swagger, and walking with a dragging leg. Some dogs walk in a bunny-hopping manner. Some with severe symptoms are not walking at all. When they do not walk for a long time, it develops into muscle atrophy, becoming disabled to the point where they cannot walk. The cause of this disease is genetics since birth. X-rays before surgery X-rays after surgery At what age should dogs be tested for hip degeneration? Hip degenerative joint disease…
Preliminary skin examination program by Dr. Sem (Dr. Sornpat Piyaworasak) in the Dermatology Department, Internal Medicine Department. Bacteria and yeast examination, skin fungal culture or fungal examination, skin scraping examination for scabies mites, ear mite examination or ear camera examination, ear cleaning. **Including medical equipment fees** Including medical service fees. **Before using the service, you can check the doctor's work schedule at 02-887-8321-3. Return to the Package summary page.
Long-term management of cats with cystitis to reduce the risk of recurrence has 3 simple principles: 1. Increase the amount of water. Increasing water intake is important to help dilute urine and increase the frequency of urination. This prevents cats from holding urine for too long. Roughly calculate by multiplying the cat's weight by 50 to equal the amount of water they should receive per day. 2. Reduce stress. There should be more toys or activities with the cat. Other environmental management such as having enough food bowls and water containers. The litter box should be in a quiet area for the cat to do its business. The cat litter must be scooped and cleaned every day. There should be at least one litter box per cat. Don't forget to separate cats that often fight to reduce stress. 3.…
"Nahom", a 6 year 9 month old female Chihuahua, came for a checkup with symptoms of "tooth root abscess." Tooth root abscess can occur in dogs and cats with oral problems such as tooth decay and a lot of tartar, which allows germs to accumulate at the tooth root, causing abscess to form. Tooth root abscess is treated by tooth extraction and tartar scaling. Dr. Mednun, DVM, Phawinee Montien, Ultrasound Department, Dentistry Department, Internal Medicine Department.
👀 "I don't wink like Brother Jihoon, but my eyes hurt..." 👀 🐱🐱🐱 "Sphynx," a 5-year-5-month-old fluffy cat. When he was little, Sphynx flew alone (whoosh...) and fell down with a thud. The owner rushed to take him to the doctor. The diagnosis found that Sphynx's left eye had a problem, so it was necessary to have surgery to remove the eye. After that, Sphynx has become a cool, one-eyed cat ever since. Early March 2020...
Nong Khao, a 6-year-old male cat, has swollen lymph nodes all over his body. He is being treated by Dr. Yo (Dr. Samart Enekthanakul), a veterinarian at the Cancer Department. https://youtu.be/a9aFPDd-Klo
Annual vaccinations ensure a good quality of life and good health for your pet. *Deworm every 2 weeks until 3 months of age, then every 3-6 months. *Repeat deworming every 2 weeks until 3 months of age, and then every 3-6 months. **Combination vaccines include…
Heart disease in dogs and cats is caused by abnormalities in the structure and function of the heart. The disease will develop over time, but the final result is a severe condition affecting the heart's function called heart failure. It can be found since birth (congenital heart disease) in the age of not more than 1 year and heart disease in dogs and cats that occurs later (acquired heart disease). The disease develops in the age range from 6 years and up, is the most common characteristic and is often found in older dogs. Heart disease is divided into...
Hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia are common in large breed dogs such as Great Danes, Boxers, Saint Bernards, Golden Retrievers, Labrador, German Shepherds, Siberian Husky, Rottweilers. These diseases are inherited and may be caused by the environment and upbringing. Symptoms 1. Weak legs, hind legs dragging on the ground 2. Poor balance, unwilling to walk or run 3. Jumping on both legs like a rabbit 4. Standing with shaking legs, limping 5. Hind legs twisted to the side or standing with feet spread apart 6. Refusing to get up and walk for a long time may cause muscle atrophy Treatment guidelines 1. History taking and physical examination 2. X-ray to assess the severity of the disease 3.…
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