Medicines required for disables/ill dogs and cats. **Urgent**

Urgent help is required for disabled, ill with severe diseases dogs and cats in Mumbai. This is urgent requirement as all medicines stock is over.

Please come forward and help the speechless angels and save innocent lives.

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Contact : 9167652675

 

List Of Medicines and few other eatable items:

 

Sharkaferol - pet 

Liveferol syrup.

Healthup syrup.

San-cal syrup.

Mucaine Gel.

Acrilin cream

Euclytus Oil

Liv-52

Becosules syrup.

Betnesol Oral 

CalmEar

Gardinal (30mg/60mg)

Nor-metrogyl (tablet/ syrup)

GotBac 

Cipcon  syrup

Metrogyl I.V

Domistal syrup.

Himpyrin 

Narayan Oil

Immunol

Digiton syrup

Cheston (not expectorant) ie.,with green colour label

Melonex

Flur eye drops

Wokazole lotion

Sporidex 

Caladryl lotion

Mox (250mg tab/capsule)

Mox (125/250 mg syrup)

Flagyl tablet/ syrup

Neurobion forte

Chymoral forte 

Lasix 

Rantac tablet.

Neomec tablet

Wysolone 

Avil 

Advance syrup.

Flickout spray

Topicure spray

Wisprec 

Pendistrin

Electral powder

Glocose powder

Doxyheal

Betadine solution (large bottles)

Cotton Roll & gauze pad

Gloves

stetescope

Scissor to remove maggots

Syringe (2 /5/10/25 ml)

Pet joint

Grillintus syrup.

Crocin syrup.

Ibugesic Plus

Saline bottles 

I.V. sets

Drontal Plus - 200 tablets.

Albomar / Albendozole

 

AND

 

Marie Biscuits

Pedigree (Adult/Puppy)

Rice

Vomiting in dogs/cats.

Vomiting is common problem in dogs and cats. There are many different causes of it.

Causes :
Primary or gastric causes of vomiting due to diseases of stomach. Secondary or non-gastric causes of vomiting are Anatomy (body structure of an animal) of the digestive system of dog/cat. If food is present in vomit, it is partially digested. If the vomit contains blood it may be fresh, red blood or some times it look like coffee grounds if the blood is digested. Blood is most often seen with kidney failure,stomach cancer,stomach ulcers.
Vomiting in dog/cat may occurs after eating or may occur in who is off food. Vomiting is can be caused by  infection, infection of canine feline panleukopenia virus, canine parvovirus, canine distemper, corona virus, diabetes, brain disease, cough infection, garbage ingestion, toxins, medication infections, etc.
A sudden vomiting is can be caused by diet change. Vomiting in dog/cat may occurs after eating or may occur in who is off food.
So at some time or another, chances are an animal will vomit.Vomiting problem can be confused.It have a wide range of causes so determining the correct one may be complicated.

Symptoms :
Retching, Weakness, bloated, pain and distress, loss of appetite, depression, anemia, pale gums, swollen abdomen,dehydration, black and tarry stools, some times fever, etc.

Diagnosis :

History and physical exam, blood tests, chemistry panel, radiography, intestinal biopsy, urinalysis, complete blood count, endoscopy, etc. That veterinary doctor will suggest after examination.
The occasional episode of vomit is normal, may not be an indication of a serious illness but remember don't take it lightly also.

Treatments :  

Treatment will be recommended according to the underlying cause behind the vomiting.

Withhold food as needed the switch to diet without the offending ingredient, low fat diet, antibiotics depending on cause, intravenous fluids if dehydrated, antibiotics to prevent secondary bacterial infections,surgery dependings upon the cause, multiple treatments with appropriate wormer, restrict oral intakes, pain killer as needed, medications to control vomiting, medications to help protect the stomach and increase movement of food out of stomach, etc.
All treatments depend on the cause of vomiting. 

The physical examination of the vomiting dog/cat will provide information to narrow the list of possible causes. Always follow the recommended treatment plan from your veterinarian. Remember one thing, do not experiment with medications or food. Pay close attention to animal and if it does not improve, take it to veterinarian for a follow-up treatment plan which is recommended by him. By carefully watching dog/cat or your pet, you may be able to spot a potential problem before it comes an emergency, and save animal from a heartbreaking situation.

Take care of not only your pet but also all stray dogs/cats/animals/birds and prove you are a genuine animal lover and a responsible human being who respects and care for other living beings.

Always remember, treat animal by experienced and qualified veterinary doctor.