his mouth is full of warts and the vet gave him lots of medication but no results. now i gave him one medicine supposed to be exact medicine for this. waiting for the results. hope all will be well.
Showing posts with label homoeopathic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homoeopathic. Show all posts
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
BENIGN TUMOR ON THE UPPER JAW
Brando has this tumor since last couple of months. one fine day he had a fight with other dog and this tumor was nipped from the base. A major part was cut and now he has been put on homoeopathic medicines. He is showing signs of improvement but will take time to go away completely.Monday, July 20, 2009
Inter-digital cyst in a dog - Homoeopathic medicines or surgical excision
Inter digital cysts are common in dogs, especially those with longer hair between the pads of the feet. In most dogs cysts start as a pimple and infection sets up in the sebaceous glands or the hair roots called follicular cysts.
These cysts will occur between the toes and around the bottoms of the feet. Dogs that are prone to cysts will have recurrence throughout their life and there is no way to prevent the problem. Once the cyst is present surgery is usually the most effective way to remove the problem. The cyst and surrounding affected tissue will be removed and the area will be treated with antibiotics and kept clean and dry until healed. There are rare chances the cyst come back in the same spot if the affected tissue has been completely removed. Dogs that have other infections in their body including urinary tract infections, parasite infections, flea problems or ear infections may be more prone to this type of cyst between the toes.
Treatment involves clipping the hair in the area, cleaning two or three times a day with a strong antibacterial treatment and complete drying of the area. Dogs will have to wear an Elizabethan collar if they are prone to licking and this is what has caused the problem.
Alternate treatment for this condition is Homoeopathic medicines. Some times the combination of medicines need to be given depending on the condition of cyst and foot.
These cysts will occur between the toes and around the bottoms of the feet. Dogs that are prone to cysts will have recurrence throughout their life and there is no way to prevent the problem. Once the cyst is present surgery is usually the most effective way to remove the problem. The cyst and surrounding affected tissue will be removed and the area will be treated with antibiotics and kept clean and dry until healed. There are rare chances the cyst come back in the same spot if the affected tissue has been completely removed. Dogs that have other infections in their body including urinary tract infections, parasite infections, flea problems or ear infections may be more prone to this type of cyst between the toes.
Treatment involves clipping the hair in the area, cleaning two or three times a day with a strong antibacterial treatment and complete drying of the area. Dogs will have to wear an Elizabethan collar if they are prone to licking and this is what has caused the problem.
Alternate treatment for this condition is Homoeopathic medicines. Some times the combination of medicines need to be given depending on the condition of cyst and foot.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
epulis in a dog
this dog has epulis and belongs to one of the famous personality in India. dog was getting some treatment from other vets but no improvement. the dog came to or hospital and i put it on some homoeopathic medicines on the basis of weekly doses. now there is no growth in just one month. such a wonderful experience.....some times allopathic medicines doesnt work....but finally the dog is happy and likeky the owner is happy......
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