Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts

Friday, October 22, 2010

GUINEA PIGLET WITH SPLINT

Guinea piglet with the splint.....will have speedy recovery

Monday, March 29, 2010

RECTAL TUMOR IN DOG


Rectal tumors are usually seen as a rectal growth on the animal, and is common to find the disease in the lymph nodes.
Symptoms
The most common sign of anal gland cancer is a rectal mass or tumor. The tumors are often small in nature. In addition to the visible signs of a tumor, animals who are suffering from the disease may be constipated or have difficulty defecating, anorexia, polydipsia, and lethargic.

Causes
The disease is often associated with a hormone imbalance as it is often found in the anal area. It is also linked with hypercalcemia in the animal's body.
Treatment
The overall prognosis for the disease is poor, although surgery can improve the opportunity for recovery.


Wednesday, February 17, 2010

DOG AFTER RECOVERY FROM SURGERY


these dogs are in recovery process after the surgery. its peaceful and are relaxed.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Laire (guinea pig) with broken teeth

Laire is 2 years old, female guinea pig and suddenly had chewing problem and lost weight. she was not able to chew the food and slowly food intake was reduced. concerned owners brought her to my clinic and on examination i found the upper teeth were soft and broken. due to this reason she was not able to eat properly. she was not getting any supplement, necessary for a guinea pig to have. finally the broken teeth were trimmed and she was put on supplements and some medication. she has started eating better than before but will take time to recover completely.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

bugdze - skin problem


meet bugdze - he has suffered a lot due to wrong diagnosis by a vet. but now he is recovering well after the right treatment.soon i will post his new photos of recovery.good luck to you.

Monday, November 2, 2009

chhoti - perfect recovery




chhoti has recovered very well from the trauma of illness and surgery. the wound is perfect, rather no scar is there. Good luck ......