Swollen Parotid Gland
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Comments (3)I think it is better for the vet to express the anal glands at this point. If you do it slightly wrong, and the glands rupture, you may be looking at a more urgent and more involved surgery. The vet may express them, but if you are interested in having them removed then maybe not. When they are full they are much easier to see to remove. I'd get an estimate from the vet. Only your vet knows your dog's pre-existing conditions (if any) that may warrant a particular anesthetic protocol, pre-anesthestic testing, etc. Also you need to discuss the risks of surgery with your vet. BTW, I expressed the anal glands of a dog with an impaction and infection once. They ruptured and it was heck getting the dog into good enough shape for surgical removal of the glands- many weeks of topical and systemic antibiotics. I won't make that mistake again... My SIL's dog had her anal glands removed and it really saved Nanette a lot of trouble throughout her life. I hope it goes as well with your dog....See MoreSwollen salivary glands, excessive tarter,incontinence& coccidia
Comments (7)Ask your vet for ponazuril instead of albon for the coccidia. Ponazuril actually kills coccidia, unlike albon (albendazole) which is only a coccidiastat (inhibits growth). Most coccidia we have been seeing is very resistant to albon now, but we've been permanently curing dogs and cats of coccidia with ponazuril. If your vet is unfamiliar with this medication s/he can get the info from me. Ponazuril is actually a medication for horses used to treat ECM. I also use it on rabbits for E. cunniculi....See MoreWhat's for dinner Thursday?
Comments (10)Glenda, won't be long before I can have a 5 guys, Adding it to my "have to eat" list. Too bad about your therapy. You must have been disappointed. But a fresh haircut probably made you feel much better! :-) Sue, I would love to see the shelves where you keep all your canned things. I bet it's a thing of beauty!! Shirley, I'm raiding our freezer tomorrow. I know I have meatballs I made but didn't cook. Froze on a cookie sheet and then sealed them. In fact, I have more cooked frozen food than raw. I've been saving for hurricane season. Georgysmom, glad you found a marble slab you liked. I think that would be hard with so many to choose from. Cheers for you and not having to cook three nights. We all need a break once in a while. Sweet Betsy, I swear it takes longer to prep a room to paint than it does to paint it. It's not a job I care for, either. Have fun painting LOL! Raven, a tortilla wrap sounds good. So does the cheese and grapes. DH still in training? Lucky duck! Terri, your boys don't know how great they have it!! That sounds wonderful!! Especially the pancakes....See MoreHerbs for Sjorgren's disease?
Comments (0)Is an herb that will make a swollen saliva gland heal? It's been swollen for 9 months now. I was diagnosed with Sjorgren's disease....See More- 18 years ago
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