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Priya Verma
What's the use of this syrup, can I give this to my kitty 🙂
Dr. Tajunnisa M
Hi Priya. It’s a supplement which is basically an appetiser plus aids in protecting the liver from harmful toxins thus promoting overall health.
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Priya Verma
Oky what are the doses 🙂
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Apart from a tasty and refreshing summer treat for your floof, it is packed many nutritional benefits 🍉✨
The goodness contained within watermelon includes:
💧 Hydration — High in water content that can help aid your dog’s digestion and regulation of body temperature
🧪 Minerals — Potassium being an electrolyte it creates a charge to your dog’s heart and muscles. It’s also filled with Magnesium
🍋 Vitamins — Packed with Vitamin A that supports skin health, good vision, bone growth and Vitamin C which helps counteract causes of degenerative diseases and ageing
🦴 Fibre — Watermelons are full of fibre. It can promote good gut bacteria and supports regular fully-formed poops
Does your dog like watermelon? 👅
P.s. Watermelon is also fairly high in sugar, so it’s best to limit watermelon to a tasty, once-in-a-while treat.11 likes•2 comments•726 views
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Dear Dog-lovers,
Is it advisable to raise a male and female puppy (Shih Tzu) together? We are OK for the female to have puppies 1 -2 times in its life as it will be healthy for it. But for the rest of the periods in heat, how can we make both puppies comfortable?
We are not sure if we want to neuter the puppies as we've had conflicting views on health issues that comes after neutering/ spaying.
From google:
"Spayed female dogs may have an increased risk of developing urinary tract infections and juvenile or recessed vulvas when spayed before puberty. Urinary mechanism sphincter incompetence, also known as estrogen responsive urinary incontinence, is a common problem in female dogs spayed."
We'd be grateful for your guidance here before we adopt the female puppy.
Thanks a ton!3 comments•133 views
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Hi...my 16month dog licks her leg(foreleg)like this..she does this only for that particular leg. I observed she does that only when she is bored and mostly at night when we all sleep...is it anything to be worried? She doesn't have pain, when we touch it2 comments•192 views