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Hello @miss sania, I think you should go to vet clinic near your locality since no one is understanding where the problem is. You've tried and also best of the doctors have also tried but can't help you to get rid from the problem so I recommend you to go to vet clinic and dialect in your own comfortable language with the vet doctor. Thank you

Thank you.

We have used Adenopus breviflorus (Tagiri) fruit for the removal of ticks on a dog. It was really effective

Go for sgpt n Alt test . The normal range of Alt in dog-10-130u/l Theses bio chemical assay are best diagnosis technology. Also a large number of parasites also damage liver. So fecal smears test also can be used to detect causative parasite. A large number of bacterial infections also causes liver disorders . But anorexia n scantly faecal also clear indication of hepatic problem initially. First go for removal of primary etiology like antiparasite drugs, then some heaptic tonics , antibiotics n dietary restrictions.

I see like 3 horses per week. I’m from Guatemala and The piro is endemic in my area.....

Catheterisation, flushing of the bladder. Hospitalization under fludidotherapy with Catheter left in place for 48h. If obstruction comes back within 48h, another 48h catheterisation can be tried. If the obstruction is back again, surgery is advisable : perineal urethrostomy with or without cystotomy to remove massive stones. Medical treatment during hospitalization and back home should involve antibiotic, NSAID, Urinary spasmolytics such as spasmoglucinol. Tamsulosine is also something very interesting to try. Of course a high dissolution diet should be given. Sometimes obstructions in cats are only spasmodic (spasmodic urethral stricture) and might be difficult to solve particularly with repeated catheterization that could increase pain and stricture.

Since the melanoma vaccine is not an option, I would consider carboplatin chemotherapy. There is conflicting information in the literature about the benefit of carboplatin, but one study showed a benefit. In addition, an older study showed that some dogs with bulky melanoma had a reduction in size with carboplatin.