Showing posts with label pet care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pet care. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 July 2013

Pet And Homeless Animals Care During Monsoon !




This is monsoon season. As a pet parent and as an animal lover you must be concerned for not only your pets' health but also you should take care of homeless animals too. Pets/ animal's life become extremely stressed during monsoon. What type of problems your pet and you suppose to face and how to combat with it. Due to high moisture content in the air, there is a tendency that your pet/ animals suffer from different diseases. 
Here are some useful tips for how to take care of your four legged furry babies during monsoon. 
* Very first thing is be sure that before monsoon starts, De-worming and all other vaccinations schedule should be updated. This is useful and essential during the monsoon season as it prevents your pet/ animals from monsoon related worst diseases like Distemper and Parvovirus and other issues. De-worming keeps their immune power good.
* Not only your Pet but all animals fear the noise of thunder storm, lightning. This is very stressful and scary for them. They become panic. You can easily recognize stress from its behavior. Behavior may show like salivating, shiver, tremble, rubbing or scratching paws against the door, floor,  wardrobes, furniture. They will walk behind you. At that  time pamper the pooch, shut all the windows and curtains. Keep some smoothing music/ television on. Talk polite words to them. They will feel comfortable and secure in your company. Do not take your pet for a walk at the time and ensure that he/she is not left alone in the house. 
* When it is raining avoid taking your pet for a walk without raincoat and boots.. If this precaution is not taken then due to exposure to mud and dirty water, pet's paws will get infected. And there are chances of fungal infection, skin diseases, ticks, etc. While walking you should lead and control on him so he should not try to pick or eat anything from the ground. It is very risky for pets' health.
* During rains after coming from a walk dry your pets' paw pads and body with a clean towel . Otherwise it will develop the fungal infections and other skin diseases.
* Ensure to cleaning and drying your pets' ears with soft napkin during monsoon. Due to high moisture content, wetness,  wax in ears will develop and will create a lot ear problems and ear infections.
* During rainy season keep your pet warm. He should sit or sleep on a warm bed with blanket. It will provide him comfort and secure. During this season there are chances that he may get cold, cough, fever, pneumonia, vomiting, diarrhea, gastro, etc.So keep all the medicines handy. 
* Food plays an important role in pet care . Choose a wise and balanced diet for him. During rainy season pets' diet should mainly consist of fiber rich food. Try to give homemade food to him. Avoid dairy products during monsoon as some pets grow an allergy to dairy products like milk. Buttermilk is good to give at that time. Banana is good for your pet as that help him who suffer from indigestion. 
* Reduce your pets' food intake during monsoon. It will help to digest the food and also will burn all the fats. Also avoid giving cold water and cold, spicy, oily food.
Store commercial food/ excess food in proper containers.      
* Maintaining a good hygiene through cleaning your pet's water and food bowls  will help. 
* Regular exercise is must for the pet even during the season. Because during monsoon no more outdoor activities to do so indoor exercise and games will keep your pet fit and healthy . Avoid elevators instead use stair cases for coming up and down. It its a very good exercise for your pet during rains.. 
* In a lot stress, thunder, storm, flood pets/ homeless animals may run away and get lost. So make sure your pet is micro chipped. Because a micro chipped pet has the chance of being returned to owners.
* Remember monsoons may prove fatal for pet/ all homeless animals. So your careful monitoring is important and take quick actions in case of emergency.
The most important thing. Be kind not only to your pet but also to all homeless animals. They are the most sufferers. Homeless animals desperately  need us. Not only in monsoons but always you should support, protect and care for all animals. Do not ignore them. Do not give up on them. They are precious souls. They have no voice without you. Make a difference by saving homeless innocent lives. Start from today !



Friday, 8 February 2013

Healthy, Nutritious and Balanced diet for canine (dogs) Part - 1

 
Every dog has different nutritional requirements (like every human). As a responsible dog lover you should know what is good, bad, safe, unsafe, dangerous for the dog. It is the most important to check with experienced veterinarian to determine what foods are best for a dog because the food is the foundation of all life.          
Dogs require  a diet with a balance of protein, carbohydrates, adequate amounts of fats and essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals in order to maintain good health. They do well on a small breakfast and two proper meals daily. Well-planned diet vegetarian or non- vegetarian can work good for dog.
Dogs should be fed a combination of fresh and dried foods.The fresh home made food is much healthier than the processed food for dogs. Fresh home made food is beneficial to the dog's diet because you can include any type of vegetables, non vegetarian, fruits, etc according to choice. I always prefer and feed fresh home made food to my pet. 
According to my research I would like to share about the healthy and balanced diet for dogs and what is good, bad or harmful for them. But as i said above, you consult the vet.
 
Safe and beneficial fresh vegetables for dogs :
Most vegetables are good for dogs. Vegetables are rich in Vitamin A and C as well as minerals.
Vitamin A - promotes immune system and also is essential to healthy skin, eye function, skeletal growth, etc.
Vitamin C - strengthens the immune system and promotes cell growth, etc.
Minerals -  transportation of oxygen to the blood, produce hormones, help to normal functioning of nerves and muscles, work with vitamins to cartilage formation, etc.
Some examples :
* Sweet potatoes - good source of dietary fiber, carbohydrates and vitamin B6, vitamin C, beta carotene, healthy for dogs.  
* Carrots : good for dog's eyesight
* Spinach - rich in iron and vitamins
* Celery - quells nervousness
* Parsley - good source of calcium, potassium, beta-carotene. Few tablespoons of chopped parsley is nice for food flavour and good for improve dog's breath
* Broccoli - is rich in calcium, vitamin A and vitamin C ( as much calcium as a glass of milk/ more vitamin C than an orange ). It is rich in a substance caused isothiocyanates chemicals which increase the body's production of cancer fighting substances. It is always available in winter season.
Remember Broccoli should be giving around 10% of the dog's diet because isothiocyanate can cause gastrointestinal irritation in dog.
* Peas - peas are a good source of the vitamin B, potassium, phosphorous. It is safe to add in dog's food. 
* Pumpkin - pumpkin is a good source of fiber and beta carotene and converts to vitamin A. Fiber is very good for puppies and dogs.
But never over do, give small amounts because vitamin A in large dose can be highly toxic for them so be aware.
* Green beans - good source of plant fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, manganese. This is a great low calorie way to fill up and help in maintaining dog's weight.  
* Squash - is a good source of beta-carotene. Safe for dog's diet. Before giving to dog remove the seeds first. 
* Cucumber, Zucchini, lettuce, Cayenne pepper, Red and Green bell peppers, Kale are also safe and beneficial for dogs.
 
Unsafe and toxic vegetables for dogs.
* Onions - Onions are toxic for dogs. Very unsafe. It destroy red blood cells and can cause anemia.
* Garlic - like onion, N-propyldisulfide compound found in garlic also ( but in lesser amount ) which can cause oxidative damage to red blood cells. If regular large doses of this compound are given to dog in his/her diet, the process can lead to Heinz-body anemia.In a very small portion only you may give to do dog in his diet as it is considered natures antibiotic.
* Tomatoes - Tomato plants are toxic. Unsafe to add in dog's diet because it can cause heart arrhythmias and tremors.
* Potatoes - is unsafe if dog is diabetic or suffering from arthritis or cancer disease. Because potato convert to sugar/ starch which is very unsafe for dog who is suffering from above diseases.
 
Safe and beneficial fresh fruits for dogs :
Dogs can benefit from the nutrients derived from fruits such as vitamin A, vitamin C, potassium , fiber. There are some fruits which you can safely give to dogs as treats.
Apple, banana, orange, pear, peaches, plum, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, cranberries, watermelon, cantaloupe, apricot, kiwi. Even you can give Eggplant fruit and pineapple in very small amount to dog. You may give Eggplant, only the fruit, but not any other part. And pineapple contains calcium and potassium but also contains high sugar. So not advisable to give frequently/ to diabetic dog.
Remove pits or seeds of most fruits for sure. Because pits or seeds have a toxic effect and contains some amount of cyanide which can be poisonous to dog and can cause dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.
 
Unsafe fresh fruits for dogs :
Grapes/ raisins, avocados, contains a toxin. Dog exhibit gastrointestinal problems, also can cause difficulty breathing and fluid accumulation in the heart, chest and abdomen. And cause acute rental failure.
Apple, peach, pear, cherry seeds contains a powerful toxin ( though in small amounts ) so do not feed frequently to dog and remove seeds before give to dog.
 
Safe and beneficial non-vegetarian food for dogs :
* Eggs - are loaded with Vitamins, proteins and minerals. It should not be given raw. It can result in salmonella poisoning. Best way to give is scrambled or hard-boiled. Not advisable to give in hot summer. It can cause stomach upset/ diarrhea.
* Fish - is an excellent source of protein. It is good for skin and fur of dog. Meat of Solomon fishes good source of Omega 3 fatty acids. These fats support to build a healthy immune system and is good for dog with arthritis disease.
Never give fish raw to dog. It is extremely unsafe for dog. Because there are parasites in the fish meat that can be very harmful for the dog. Consider giving cooked fish meat. Also make sure there are no bones in the fish meat that could be stuck in dog's throat.
* Lean meat ( chicken, beef, pork ) - is source of B Vitamins which are involved in energy metabolism. And also is an source of amino acids which help build your dogs muscles. Before giving to dog it should be fresh, washed and cooked.
* Liver - is excellent source of vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin K and Iron. Wash and cook before giving to dog.
Remember because of high A vitamins it may be toxic so it should be given in limited amount to dog.
Note - Before adding in dogs diet be sure meats should be boneless and skin is removed, cooked. Raw meat may cause food poisoning and parasites.  
 
Safe / unsafe Grains, pulses, cereals for dogs :
Grains, pulses, lentils, cereals are important part of a healthy and balanced diet for dogs. They can be a source of energy for dogs. Any grain should be used in whole form to dog, that supplies more vitamins, fiber, minerals. Best grains for dogs are oats, millet, barley, quinoa, brown rice.
* Brown rice, White rice, wheat, whole wheat Couscous, barley, rolled oatmeal, Millet, Barley, split yellow lentil, split red lentil, etc are good to add in dogs diet but not in large amounts.
* Brown rice is a little higher in protein and lower in fat as compare to white rice. White rice is more easily digestible when dog has an upset stomach/ for an older dog, even for puppies.
* Lentils are good for dogs. They are good source of protein and do not cause gas problems. Split yellow lentil and split red lentil are most digestible lentils for dogs. They should boil and mix with rice, vegetables, meat. Even they can be mix in soups also.
* Oatmeal is beneficial for dogs specially older dogs. It is a good source of soluble fibre and good alternative source of grains for dogs. It should be cooked without sugar while giving to dog.
* You can add plain white yogurt, cottage cheese, popcorn, flax seeds, brawn , plain pasta in dogs meals. But everything should be given in small amounts.
 
What is unsafe and dangerous for dogs :
Dogs have a shorter digestive tract than humans.There is a lot of people food which dog should never eat. Some foods are very dangerous for them.
Onion, garlic, raw eggs, avocado, grapes, raisins, pits of most fruits, tomato-potato leaves and stems, rhubarb leaves, macadamia nuts, tea, coffee, coffee grounds and other caffeine, candy and gums, chocolates, alcoholic drinks, strong spices, seasonings, nut meg, salt, cornstalk, yeast dough, animal fats, fried foods, etc.
 
* Always put fresh water for the dog in stainless steel bowl rather than plastic bowl. Because bacteria grows faster on plastic.
 
* I will repeat -
It is the most important to check with experienced veterinarian to determine what foods are best for a dog because the food is the foundation of all life. 
 
Do not care only for your pet but care for all animals/ homeless animals. They desperately need our help, love and care. Do not let them die on the streets. They deserve happiness. They have right to live their lives without pain and sufferings. Consider adopt a homeless animal.

Monday, 10 December 2012

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.

Monday, 26 December 2011

Canine (Dog) Skin Diseases.

                  

1-Food Allergies:
Cause : Allergic reaction to something in the diet.
Symptoms : Itching, redness, licking of feet,inflamed ears , hot spots etc.
Diagnosis : Food elimination trails, blood testing for allergies.
Treatment : Must change in diet.

2- Allergic and Irritant Contact Dermatitis :
Cause : Reaction of the canine’s skin to something it had contact with such as plastics or wool.
Symptoms : Itching, red skin, blisters on the areas of skin that are sparsely haired and directly exposed to the offending substance or small bumps, etc.
Diagnosis : Exclusion trials, Patch tests, etc.
Treatment : Restrict exposure to the allergen or contact irritant in the pet's environment, steroids, antihistamines,etc.

3- Atopy (Allergic Inhalant Dermatitis)
Cause : Allergic reaction by inhales such as house dust mites, pollen, mould, etc.
Symptoms : Itching, redness, licking of feet, inflamed ears, and may be development of infection or hot spots, etc.
Diagnosis : Serologic ( blood ) or Intradermal testing for allergies.
Treatment : Reduce exposure to allergen (what the canine is allergic to), fatty acid supplements, shampoos, antihistamines, immunotherapy, steroids, etc.

4- Flea Allergy Dermatitis :
Cause : Severe reaction by the saliva of the flea.
Symptoms : Licking of feet, itching, redness, inflamed ears, sometimes may development of infection or hot spots.
Diagnosis : Reaction to intradermal testings, presence of fleas.
Treatment : Steroids and antihistamines for the itching, flea control in the environment and on the canine.

5- Ringworm :
Cause : Infection with several types of fungus.
Symptoms : Itching, hair loss, crusty areas, scaliness, etc.
Diagnosis : Culture
Treatment : Lime sulphur dips, Miconazole, oral griseofulvin or itraconazole

6- Hot Spots ( Acute Moist Dermatitis ) :
Cause : Flea bites, mange, result from allergies, poor grooming, arthritis, ear infections, plant burs, etc.
Symptoms : Licking or scratching, moist –red skin, hair loss,etc.
Diagnosis : History and physical examination.
Treatment : Cleaning of areas, apply solutions at those areas, topical/oral antibiotics, treat underlying condition.

7- Yeast Infection :
Cause :
Primary yeast infection - the ill-making yeast bacteria strike healthy canine skin and the canine’s immune system can’tresist them, contaminated items or other canine.
Secondary yeast infection - penetration of yeast into skin that is damaged by constantly scrating or injuries.
Some factors who can increase the yeast infection are Diabetes mellitus, immune system deficiency,previous medication with antibiotics/steroids.
Symptoms : Redness, itching, dry skin(because of frequently bathing),skin rashes.
Diagnosis : Smear and microscopic examination, culture, skin scraping, etc.
Treatment : Well balanced natural diet (carbohydrates, preservatives and artificial fillers should be avoided), keep canine dry after bathing, after walks in rains, oral ketoconazole, miconazole shampoos,treat underlying disease.

8- Hookworms :
Cause : Infection with the larvae of hookworms, causing blood loss, subsequent anemia, can cause severe illness and sudden death.
Symptom : Skin irritation, most often on the feet between the toes, itching, abnormal nail growth, red bumps, usually on feet, loss of appetite,weight loss, anemia, etc.
Diagnosis : Fecal flotation test, Physical exam, history of poor sanitation.
Treatment : Appropriate de-worming schedule, nutritional support, protein diet, anti-diarrheal medication, move canine to different environment, vitamins and iron supplement may required.

9- Bacterial Infection :
Cause : Staph infection ( staph bacteria lives on the skin of the canine and incase the canine’s skin is cut or wounded,infection is caused).
Symptoms : Loss of hair, dried discharge in the affected area, redness, bumps, sometimes may itching, etc.
Diagnosis : Microscopic examination of smear, culture skin biopsies.
Treatment : Treat underlying condition, topical and/or oral antibiotics.

10- Ear Mites :
Cause : Ear Mites in canine are very contagious, can be picked up through contact with other animal, frequently passed on from mother to her young, Infection with Otodectes,
Symptoms : Intense itching of ears, redness, dark crumbly discharge in ears, sores or hair loss around the ear, etc.
Diagnosis : Microscopic examination of ear discharge or direct visual.
Treatment : Natural Remedies –Garlic, garlic acts as a natural anti-biotic, warmwood, neem, lemongrass, niaoli ( this powerful hurb acts as a tissue stimulant and is used to clean wounds, skin irritation, clean ears, apply medication containing pyrethrin, etc.

11- Skin Fold Dermatitis :
Cause : Occurs where folds of skin touch each other such as lips, face (in breeds like bulldogs), vulva.
Symptoms : Irritation, redness, oozing, inflammation of the skin in the area of the fold, etc.
Diagnosis : Physical exam, microscopically examine smear for evidence of infection, etc.
Treatment : Clean areas daily, treat any infections, may prescribe a benzoyl peroxide shampoo and gel to be after bath, antibiotic steroid cream , surgical correction if severe, etc.

12- Chiggers (Harvest mites):
Cause : Seasonal disease caused by larvae of the chigger.
Symptoms : Folds at base of ears, itching, bumps usually on feet, abdomen.
Diagnosis : Microscopic examination of skin scraping, Visualization of mite larvae
Treatment : Pyrethrin, Permethrin, etc.

13- Demodectic Mange (Demodectic mange occurs in a localized and generalized forms. The diagnosis is made by taking multiple skin scrapings and looking for the mites) :
Cause : Infection with the Demodexmite (tiny mite which can’t be seen with naked eye ) - occurs when the immune system is deficient .
Symptoms : Scaliness, redness, hair loss, ulcers, pustules, sometimes may itching, etc.
Diagnosis : Microscopic examination and Multiple skin scraping .
Treatment : Amitraz (Mitaban) dips, No steroids
( Localized Demodectic Mange -A mild topical preparation can be used to treat by massaged into the affected area once daily. The medication should be rubbed with the lay of the hair to minimize further hair loss.
Generalized Demodectic Mange - Must be treated under close veterinary supervision. Therapy involves the use of medicated shampoos and dips to remove surface scales and kill mites. Shave or clip hair from all affected areas to facilitate access to the skin.)

14 - Sarcoptic Mange :
Cause : Infection with the Sarcoptesmite
Symptoms : Hair loss, severe itching, specially on the elbows, ears, hocks, chest, ventral abdomen, development of small red pustules along with yellow crusts on the skin, self-trauma, etc.
Diagnosis : The standard method is to perform a skin scraping and then identify the mite under the microscope, most diagnoses are made based on history and response to treatment for scabies.
Treatment : Bathe with a benzoyl peroxide shampoo to cleanse the skin, apply an organophosphate dip (Paramite), Amitraz dips and Mitaban (also organophosphates), and lime sulfur dips (Lymdip)
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5 - Cheyletiella Mange (Rabbit Fur Mite) :
Cause : Infection with the Cheyletiellamite ( walking dandruff )
Symptoms : Itching, scaliness, rubbing face and sneezing quite regularly.
Diagnosis : Skin scraping and microscopic examination (the mite is often very difficult to find).
Treatment : Pthrinerme or Pyrethrin . weekly bathing in pyrethrin shampoo, lime sulfur dips every five to seven days for three weeks, fipronil spray one spritz/lb body weight repeated again in three weeks, selamectin topically one dose every 15 days for a total of three doses.

16 - Pelodera Dermatitis :
Cause : Accidental infection with larvae from a non-parasitic worm that lives in straw , marshy hay, other grasses that are in contact with damp soil, other organic material.
Symptoms : Raw, crusted, inflamed areas where canine has chewed and scratched the skin,
intense itching, redness.
Diagnosis : Microscopic examination and Skin scraping.
Treatment : Remove bedding; mild antibacterial shampoo; steroids if necessary to control itching, bathe the canine with a benzoyl peroxide shampoo to remove scales and crusts. Follow with an organoph osphate insecticide dip, topical antibiotic ointment to flamed skin areas.

17- Neurodermatitis: Acral Lick Dermatitis :
Cause : Self-licking in canine results in self-trauma; possible causes include boredom, anxiety, stress , new member in household/ moving to a new place, etc.
Symptoms : Acral Lick: red, hairless, well-circumscribed lesion usually on forearm; cats: symmetrical hair loss, sometimes ulcers, on abdomen, groin, along the back.
Diagnosis : Exclude other causes, history important.
Treatment : Relieve underlying cause (anxiety, etc), healthy exercise routine.

18- Cutaneous Lymphoma :
Cause : Majority of Lymphoma cases is unknown, several factors may influence one’s risk of developing lymphoma, medical history.
Symptoms : Itching, redness, ulcers, nodules, etc.
Diagnosis : Combination of diagnostic tests, blood tests, biopsies, x-rays, ultrasound.
Treatment : Chemotherapy, combination of oral and injectable drugs, commonly used drugs includes cyclophophamide, doxorubicin, vincristine,.Usually does not respond to treatment.

Please treat your pets by an experienced and qualified Veterinary Doctor only.

Wednesday, 21 December 2011

Canine Kidney Problems






Some signs of kidney problems in canine
§  Pale gums
§  Vomiting
§  Loss or decreased appetite
§  Depression and restlessness
§  Change in water consumption
§  Blood in urine
§  Change in volume of urine produced
§  Pale gume
§  Weight loss
§  Mouth ulcers
§  Stumbling
Various forms of canine kidney diseas
§  Acute kidney failure
§  Kidney failure due to Lyme/othertick born diseas
§  Chronic kidney failure
§  Glomerulonephritis
§  Congenital kidney failure
There are three possible outcomes from the first phase of treatment of kidney failure in dogs.
§  The kidneys will resume functioning and continue to function for a few weeks to a few years.
§  The kidneys will resume functioning during treatment but fail again as soon as treatment stops.
§  Kidney function will not return. Unfortunately, there are no reliable tests that will predict the outcome.
The second phase of treatment in dogs is to keep the kidneys functioning as long as possible.

Here are some steps to give your pet the very best chance at recovery.
§  Diet:  The  diet should be low in phosphorus, low in protein and it shoud be not acidified. This type of diet will help you  to keep the blood tests as close to normal as possible, and your pet will feel better.
§  Fluids: Fluids should given at home. Once your  pet is stabilized, fluids can be given under the skin (subcutaneously). It will restart the kidney function and will help your pet function begins to fail again. Initially it should done daily then once weekly. Its  depending on the degree of kidney failure.
§  Pure drinking water: Clean and pure filtered drinking water should be given to  canine.Tap water can be poison for him.
§  Calcium and Phosphorus must remain  in blood of canine. Ratio: approx 2:1, A drug to regulate the parathyroid gland and calcium levels. The increase in blood phosphorus level, as mentioned above, stimulates the parathyroid gland to increase the blood calcium level by removing it from bones. This can be helpful for the sake of the normalizing calcium:phosphorus ratio, but it can make the bones brittle and easily broken.
§  Hydrotherapy: This therapy utilizes alternating hot and cold water on the affected area, which promotes rapid healing. Hydrotherapy is found beneficial in repairing injured and torn muscles more quickly by bringing more blood, oxygen and nutrients to the affected area. This therapy can  heal a canine from chronic sinus infection, repair torn ligaments.
§  Phosphorous should  be removed from the body by filtering through the kidneys ( a phosphate binder). Once the filtration process is impaired, phosphorous begins to accumulate in the blood. Certain drugs will bind excess phosphates in the intestinal tract so they are not absorbed, resulting in lower blood levels of phosphorus.
§  Exercise: This is the thing many neglect when pet is sick. Many owners don’t realize that exercise not only stimulates circulation and strengthens muscles it also strengthens your canine’s organs, intestines and stomach and creates wonderful healing chemicals within the body. But  if your  canine is extremely sick so you should always start off slowly,  with short walks and build up day by day.
§  Many canines in kidney red blood cell count, anemia, synthetic forms of erythropoietin. A drug to stimulate the bone marrow to produce new red blood cells and will correct the anemia in most canine .But  it is sad that for some dogs, the drug cannot be used long termfailure have a low    
If your canine shows any symptoms, please take him/her to see your veterinarian immediately.It does not matter what stage your dog is at, the sooner you start doing everything you can to naturally support his body in the healing process, the better his chances will be for recovery.
Always treat your pets by an experienced and qualified Veterinary Doctor only.