Vets may prescribe meclizine for dogs who suffer from car sickness or vestibular disease (i.e. vertigo). Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains how this human motion sickness medication can help your dog feel less nauseous. Plus she reviews the dosing information, discusses the side effects and contraindications, and compares meclizine to other similar medications.
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Prostate Cancer in Dogs: Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Prostate cancer in dogs, while rare, is unfortunately quite serious and has a poor overall prognosis. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the types, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of prostate cancer in dogs so that dog parents will know what to expect should their dear dog be facing this devastating diagnosis.
Enlarged Spleen in Dogs: 7 Causes
An enlarged spleen in dogs can happen for a variety of reasons—and there aren’t always a lot of warning signs. To help you better understand your dog’s condition, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses the top seven causes of an enlarged spleen in dogs and explains what the diagnostic and treatment process involves.
Metamucil for Dogs: Can I Safely Give It to My Dog?
Vets may recommend Metamucil for dogs with diarrhea or constipation because it is excellent at modifying stool consistency. To give you the facts on this fiber supplement, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains how Metamucil works, which forms of Metamucil dogs should—and shouldn’t—take, and Metamucil’s side effects and safety considerations.
Can Cerenia for Dogs Help Your Vomiting Dog?
Cerenia for dogs is a great medication for pups who suffer from motion sickness or are nauseous for various reasons. Plus, it has some exciting bonus uses. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains how Cerenia works and what it is used for, provides dosing and administration guidelines, reviews Cerenia’s safety and contraindications, and discusses a few alternatives to Cerenia.