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Hello doctor... Ai has been diagnosed keratitis in his left eye. There’s anything I can do besided the med? I searched but I wasn’t able to find the answer :’( … Thank you.
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! Keratitis is basically inflammation of the cornea. In most cases it improves with just topical medications (eye drops). I recommend that you continue the course prescribed by your veterinarian for now. It is likely that he will get better. Good luck and have a good day!
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9 year old collie mix has hyperkeratosis on paws, she is up-to-date on shots she takes heartworm prevention, healthy coat and skin. What is the best thing to do to treat this at home
Hi there and thank you for using Pet Coach! I recommend using a product called BioBalm by Dermoscent. Bayer makes this product and you can find this easily online. For the long hair like pieces, I usually recommend having these trimmed (there are no nerves going to these pieces and it is painless to have these trimmed back). I would recommend having this done at your veterinarian's clinic where they can trim them there using clippers or a dremmel file. Once these have been made shorter, the BioBalm can be applied 3 times daily. It may take several months for this balm to work well but I have seen cases such as Allie's dramatically improve. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.
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Thanks for using Boop by Petco! It doesn’t look like she has gotten her rabies vaccine yet. Vectra is a topical flea prevention, pyrantel is an oral dewormer, ponazuril is a different dewormer (for coccidia), convenia is an injectable antibiotic, and the Nobivacs are FVRCP (or upper respiratory viruses) vaccines. It looks like she still needs her Rabies vaccine. Even if she has had it before, it is safe to give again. Kisses to Sage!
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