When a dog is incontinent (this often happens in paralysis) several newspapers arranged under his hindquarters will help to keep the bed dry. Cotton wool arranged between the thighs and under the tail is a great help and a gentle sponging with very weak Dettol and warm water two or three times a day is […]
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Caring For An Incontinent Dog
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008Posted in treatments, nursing, diarrhoea, canine, incontinence, bedding, diet, incontinent, Dogs | 1 Comment »
Looking After An Invalid Dog
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008Using Inhalations
These can be exceedingly unpopular with canine patients but are nevertheless prescribed quite frequently for catarrhal infections, such as are found in distemper.
A narrow vessel (for example, a jug or stone jar) is well warmed in the oven, rinsed out with boiling water and refilled with boiling water plus the medicament chosen. This is […]
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