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I HV seen Grate Dane most of vulnerable.

Preferably introduce to vet , for taking small sample and send to lab to find out the organism behind kennel cough . Depending on the organism antibiotic can be different

TREATMENT Treatment will depend upon the state of the cysts, the number of cysts, and the health condition of your beloved pet. If the cyst appears to be relatively new in appearance, you and the veterinary caregiver may take a wait and see approach, which basically means delaying any further treatment until the cyst, if it does, develops. At a later time, the veterinarian may choose to open and drain the cyst and treat it with a topical medication. If the cyst has ruptured by the time you make the visit to the clinic, the veterinarian may decide to treat any inflammation or infection that is present, and then surgically remove the cyst. Sometimes a cyst might need to be treated for infection first, and then when that is cleared up, draining is done, and finally a surgical procedure for removal. If a cyst is found to be a malignant adenocarcinoma, chemotherapy and radiation will most likely follow the best option, which is surgery. It should be noted that with sebaceous gland overgrowth or adenoma, recurrence is common. The prognosis of removal is usually good, but the recurrence factor must be kept in mind. Also, if many cysts are present, removal is not an easy task.

Toxocara cati - the Feline Roundworm , is a parasite of cats and other felids. It is one of the most common nematodes of cats, infecting both wild and domestic cats worldwide. Adult worms are localised in the gut of the host. - Transmission Toxocara cati does not infect animals via the placenta but rather transmission occurs via the colostrum and milk during the first days of nursing only when infection of the queen takes place during late pregnancy. - Symptoms •Variable appetite or anorexia •Vomiting (especially after feeding) •Diarrhoea alternated with constipation •Growth disturbances - Treating: Dewormer for Roundworms is safe for use in cats and kittens over 6 weeks of age and weighing 1kg.

are you sure they are noduels? it seems more like they are full of milk. If she has no problem with it and is comfortable dont do anything , whatever you gave can somehow affect the kittens. check ultrasound if the baby are fine and has heart bit. the other option would be to milk them with suction. but you should be careful dont harm her . another option would be early c section and taking kitties out if they are already are completely grown

It depends on. Since we do have hunting area around us. Monthly,deworming with premixed tabs for dogs which are in hunt and every three months for dogs that go to forest for walks but always are on the line. The drug of choice qould be fenbendazole(panacur) for 3 to 5 days but also we do have drontal(levamisol praziquantel) mix which is for every 3 months

Ok doctor Same for all I think

1.use anti allergic weekly 2.spary anti maggots 3.use turpentine oil or providin iodine to remove maggots 4.dont prescribe any kind of antibiotics.

Ok doctor Then what could be treatment approach.