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Thank you for an excellent presentation, very good information delivered in a clear and direct manner. In my experience veterinarians are not always good at explaining things to owners. I’ve been living with my springer spaniel’s epilepsy for four years now, he started seizing just after turning two years of age. His condition is idiopathic; confirmed by MRI and Spinal Fluid pathology. An initial dose of 60mg Phenobarbital controlled things well for twelve months. Seizure duration and severity were reduced but the frequency stayed around the same; around one a month. However, the frequency started to increase and he started cluster seizures, now, four years into the illness, he’s on 120mg Phenobarbital and 500mg Keppra and we’re losing the battle. Multiple seizures in a day over several successive days and has just had his first episode of Status Epilepticus. 51 seizures so far this year and it’s mid July. He had 44 in total last year. Libromide caused severe side effects and we had to withdraw that hence now trying the Keppra. No good outcome for my boy I fear.

Hello, do you have to drawback the plunger to make sure you didnt hit a vein? Im so confused because everyone is telling me something different...lol And im having such a hard time giving my dog her shots & now shes been snapping at me & she wont stop wiggling &trying to get away from me...

Dumbest ways i have ever seen .. what the fuck are you doing

I thought the end said they do not need help suffocating LMAO

Makes me sad. That's how my dog looks like.

Thank youuuuuu 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Don't stop the Ivermectin! How much have you been giving her? I would go by the FLOCC Pierre Kory's weight reccomendations for maintenance. Also get her VetSmart Critical Immune Defence. I have my shepherd mix Willa on it. It makes their immune system strong. Willa has lymphoma also. She was diagnosed 3-16-23. I found swollen lymph nodes nodes when giving her a bath on 2-21-23. So far she's doing great. So far we're at 15 months out. I don't agree with your vet though. My vet's specialty is oncology. We have been doing chemo combined with a holistic approach

My 17yo Dachshund Layla needed fluid and this was a great help. She is going to Heaven today so if you read this remember her. She was the best

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Just watched your video and it gave me the courage to administer fluids to our 16 year old dachshund in chronic kidney failure. Yes, the Vet showed me how to do it - but this was my first attempt at doing it at home. Your calm demeanor and brief to the point explanation did the trick. Thank you so much.

My cat was very sick and unfortunately she's not eating on her own anymore after three months on the tube. She still drinks but is disinterested in food. We are stressed and scared we are going to lose her. Any tips on how to get her interested in food again?

Thank you for this video.

I don't u/s why no one commented and why so few views. Maybe pet owners can't face it. I just found out my beloved cat has a tumour in her bladder. It was a horrible shock, I'm stunned but now think I should seek out further options even though I don't have much money left after the initial tests.

No one is doing this

Is this better than the people who simple “squeeze” or press the urine out of the dog? I see this mostly with dogs whom are paralyzed.

Hey hope your good Also sometimes I share this, the Bible says that GOD loves us so much that he sent his son JESUS CHRIST to this earth and HE lived a perfect sinless life.And JESUS went to a cross and gave HIS life for us.And rose again in 3 days and who ever will receive JESUS AS THEIR SAVIOR AND ASK HIM TO COME INTO THEIR HEART AND FORGIVE THEIR SINS,HE WILL TAKE YOU TO HEAVEN.

We adopted our Golden retriever, Millie, aged seven and a half on the second of February 2024. I almost immediately located a small lump on her back. We took her to the vet on 14th March, by which time the lump had grown significantly and was looking very nasty, together with another twenty or so smaller lesions on her back and neck. The vet told us that it could be Lymphoma and we all agreed that if it was the worst case, we would not consider chemotherapy as it is too harsh on any dog. Most dogs don’t last more than four to six months after diagnosis. Some much less. He operated on the following Thursday (March 21) and removed approximately half of the lesions. On the previous Monday (18th) we had commenced her on a course of Ivermectin which we got from our local farm produce store. This was our decision. Thursday 21st March, Lymphoma was confirmed. 2nd April, sutures removed. Most of the remaining lesions had fallen off, leaving just 2. Millie had healed from the operation in an incredible manner. Our vet was amazed. Follow up by the vet was on 15th April by which time the remaining lesions had fallen off. The vet just kept looking at her and said he had never seen this before. Today is the 5th May and Millie is going from strength to strength. Everyone who knows her and her story (quite a lot of people) are delighted and amazed. What we don't know is how long she should be on Ivermectin, what the dose should be and where we go from here. Millie is also on a no carb diet and will remain on it. Any advice would be appreciated.

My first dog had lymphosarcoma on her neck, we went to a holistic vet and got kosher liver, i felt so bad feeding her when her throat was swollen, she die in her sleep at 7, her daughter had the same cancer and she was 11, i learn to end her suffering.. now my bully just diagnosed with mast, im not taking her for surgery even my vet said to do so, i believe it already in her system before the bump that popped up overnight. She'll be 11 in August.. she has a good life.. thank you

Thank you for this very informative video.

How many people are unaware that this poor dog has a condition called paralysis?

Very informative & helpful. Thanks for making this well researched video

Where do I buy these catheters?

Is it normal for the water to pool on their chest under their belly?

20:00 how many cats are too many Well, I always had 2 simultaneously. It started out with the recommended bonded pair. But the problem is deaths. From the bonded pair one died at the age of 12 due to a tumor and the buddy didn't cope alone. So you adopt a new cat but obviously, then you have an age difference again. And then they turn out good friends but now the older cat dies before the new adopted one. And that's how it goes. They never die at the same time and the recommended bonded pair of the same age cannot be repeated ever. So now I wonder if I should add a new bonded pair of kitten to my older two which ended up with each other because one cat always is a left over when the buddy dies. Like, then I would have 4. But the advantage maybe is that nobody ever stays the lone left over when tragedy hits? That's my motivation to contemplate the idea of 4 cats. And yes, 4 cats are actually a bit much and it can get very expensive should 4 need intensive vet care simultaneously. But I don't see another way to avoid the problem of one dying and one being left over and not coping as a single cat. And I figure that I should add a same age bonded pair of 2 so that I get 2 teams of 2 that hopefully are buddies with each other instead of getting one third cat and facilitating a 2 against 1 situation.

Youre going to end up with a dog with bloody toes. If you're going to drag their feet around you better. Put some shoes on the dog and don't put out bad advice

Dog🐕: hey that's not fair 😠😂

Nice video ❤ but no gloves 🙄

How would you carry a 48 lb hind leg paralyzed dog?

It would have been nice to see all suppies lined out and the chinese finger trap technique used to secure placement. Also gow you would measure the tube prior, what are the land marks for the tube? Vid was soo short. Also the landmarks on radiographs used to ensure proper placement.

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I tried the 3rd step. My dog bit me. 😢

You just know

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Thank You 🙏 Your very smart 😊

Thank you for this detailed information. My pet is on stage 4 and we have started CHOP treatment , will it be helpful?

Please tie your hair up, cut your nails short and do not use nail polish!!!! Remove unecessary rings. Biossecurity is important to prevent nosocomial infections, antibiotic resistance and zoonosis!!!!!!!!!! Hands are the main carriers of infection!

Chemo Kills. How dumb.

Thank you so much. My cat is having one inserted and I’m a nervous wreak. Thankfully I have a vet tech helping me.

What are we doing wrong, the needle keeps coming out while giving fluids?

Thank you for the video 🙏

Do you need to use a sterile syringe right out of the package every time? Or can syringes be cleaned with chlorhexidine and reused?

Thank you for this! It probably took me 10 tries over 15min to finally get it. I felt like a failure and was worried I’d make things worse. The one handed method with my right hand while I slightly lifted the weight off his back legs with my left was what finally worked to properly feel the bladder and even then I wasn’t totally confident. Once I got it going, a bunch came out. He was given gabapentin and antibiotics for pneumonia but the gabapentin rendered him helpless. Sedated, ataxia, wouldn’t eat, but sometimes drink. Finally stopped the gaba while neurological functions return slowly. It was 26 hours between his last pee and we needed to get those fluids off. Thank you again so much!

need gloves

Thank you

The autocaption says clorox scrub when you mean chlorhex(idine). You should probably fix that so no one tries using Clorox

I went to the vet today and the vet did this to my 1 month old kitten cause it's impossible to catheter him. Now although they taught me how to do it I still couldn't make my kitten pee. 😢

Why don't you warm the fluids? My vet always warms the fluid before giving to my dog.

Super helpful and reassuring. I'll be bringing my cat home with one of these feeding tubes in a couple days and I was a little nervous about it, but this has been very helpful in mentally preparing..

Thank you so much.

Ofcourse there's a right or wrong decision.