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Fluralaner injectable is an injectable antiparasitic drug used to prevent and treat flea and tick infestations in dogs. It is a long-acting injection given by your veterinarian or a trained veterinary staff member. It provides protection for up to 12 months, depending on tick species.
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Flurbiprofen is applied topically to the eye to treat pain and inflammation of the eye. Its use in dogs is off label. Do not use this medication in pets that are allergic to it. If a negative reaction occurs, call your veterinary office.
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Fluticasone propionate (Flovent) is commonly used off label to treat asthma and other chronic tracheobronchial diseases. It is administered as an inhaled medication via an aerosol canister and a delivery device. Side effects are uncommon but include upper airway irritation or infection. This medication should not be used during an acute bronchospasm.
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Successful airline travel with a cat begins long before the day of travel. Do your homework with the airlines. Acquire your cat's travel carrier well before your trip to allow her to become comfortable with it. Schedule a visit with your veterinarian close to the date of travel. Consult your veterinarian to create the best travel plan for your cat if she does not travel well. With some advance planning, attention to detail, and consultation with your veterinarian, flying with your cat can be a great experience.
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Successful airline travel with a dog begins long before the day of travel. Do your homework with the airlines. Acquire your dog's travel carrier well before your trip. Schedule a visit with your veterinarian close to the date of travel. Consult your veterinarian to create the best travel plan for your dog if he does not travel well. With some advance planning, attention to detail, and consultation with your veterinarian, flying with your dog can be a great experience.
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A seizure is an abnormal surge of electrical activity within the brain. Fly-biting seizures are a type of focal seizure in which a dog snaps at the air as if biting at invisible flies. The same anti-epileptic medications used for generalized seizures are typically used in managing focal seizures.
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A seizure is an abnormal surge of electrical activity within the brain. Fly-biting seizures are a type of focal seizure in which a dog snaps at the air as if biting at invisible flies. The same anti-epileptic medications used for generalized seizures are typically used in managing focal seizures.
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Folic acid (also known as folate or folacin) is a B vitamin (B9) used to treat folic acid deficiency in dogs, cats, horses, and other species. Folic acid is necessary for normal metabolic functions such as DNA synthesis and red blood cell production.
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Follicular conjunctivitis is an eye condition that primarily affects young dogs, under 18 months of age. Follicular conjunctivitis is often caused by allergens, such as dust, grass, and weeds. Mild cases of follicular conjunctivitis do not require treatment. If your dog’s eye is uncomfortable, treatment may include saline rinses, topical steroids, and possible debridement.
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Overweight cats have an increased risk of many health conditions, including diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, and some forms of cancer. This article reviews the components of a strong weight loss plan and includes tips for success to discourage begging and help promote healthy weight loss in cats who live in a multi-cat household.