#Health Problems in Pets

[vekoocare]

Understanding Common Health Problems in Pets: Veko Care

Having a pet is amazing. But we must be ever vigilant about taking care of their health so that the beautiful bond between humans and animals stays strong. Pet healthcare need not be difficult to access. Veko Care is a pet care company that is compassionate and values honesty and quality before all.

Deeply committed to sustainability, we develop pharmaceutical products for pets that cover all health issues they are likely to face. We strive to improve the quality of animal lives so with Veko Care, you can trust that your companion remains in the pink of your health at all times.

At Veko, animal health care comes first. We are a team of animal lovers and we consider it crucial to understand pet health. Only by having a thorough knowledge of pet health issues and their cure, can we be responsible pet parents. Read on to learn about common health concerns among pets and the steps you can take to keep them at bay.

Digestive problems

Animals can be prone to digestive issues more than we expect. With their inquisitive nature, they can eat something wrong or too fast and run into an upset stomach. 

The best practice is to go for the food brand or natural food suggested by your vet. Remember pet gut needs differ from one another and can be quite unique so be prepared to stray from the one size fit all routine if you have multiple pets.

For supplemental needs, Veko Care offers vitamin and mineral rich products that add value to your pets’ meals. Add some supplements to take care of their bones and heart so that you can prevent diseases before time.

Oral hygiene

Oral health is a crucial aspect of pet wellness. Veterinarians around the world report that their clinics are full with patients with dental diseases. Oral diseases are often hard to detect for pet parents. That’s why prevention is better than cure.

Chewable dental treats offer your pets a delicious solution to having healthy gums and teeth. Avoid gum inflammation, tar buildup and tooth decay with specialized toothpaste and tablets.

Joint issues

Did you know arthritis can strike your pets as they age? When the cartilage between their joints wears down, it gets damaged causing their bones to rub against each other. This results in stiff and painful joints and makes it difficult for your pets’ limb movement. 

Maintain fitness with proper nutrition, feeding practices and exercise. Being vigilant about their food intake can increase life expectancy. There are dietary supplements that have shown remarkable effects over time in animal bone health to improve mobility and reduce inflammation.

Anxiety and stress

Mental strain can affect your companion’s physical health and lead to ailments just like a human child. Make sure that your animals are in a comfortable environment. Reduce loud noises, changes in environments and separation because these can increase stress levels and cause behavioural changes. Hiding, bathroom accidents, withdrawal, aggression and destructive behaviour are common symptoms of stress. 

Health issues like decrease in appetite, diarrhoea, vomiting can arise due to stress and anxiety. Calming sprays and oral ingestions can help pets calm down and create a peaceful environment at home. 

Skin allergies

Skin allergies are quite common in pets and they can arise due to a number of stimulators. Allergens like environmental pollutants, fleas, parasites and food allergies can be the culprit. Be careful of their grooming patterns. Excessive itching or licking, bumps, redness and skin irritation are the tell tale signs of a skin allergy.

Your pets should be treated with spot ons, ear drops and deworming medicines periodically. In addition, grooming and skin care with Veko Care’s range of shampoos, hypoallergenic conditioners and flea prevention medicated liquids gives your pet the extra protection they need to combat skin issues, soothe their sensitive skin and get relief.

Health is wealth

Being proactive and staying on your toes can be difficult but it is sure to avert much future worry, regret and expenditure. Veko Care is a trusted animal pharmaceutical company whose products are tailored to address common pet health issues. From equine paste medicine to cattle nutrient supplements and aquaculture specialty products, we cover all your pet needs. Veko Care is the pet product manufacturer you can rely on for your animal companion’s comfort and happiness. Choose the best for your pet!

[kedreeva]

When I first got Stan, I wasn't sure he'd make it more than a few days, but he did. When I first took him to the vet as a baby, they told me not to expect him to make it to maturity, but he did. The last time I took him to the vet, a different vet from his usual vet saw him and had to sort through the list of known health issues to get to what was wrong this time, and was impressed he was even alive, and that was over a year ago. He's beaten a lot of odds, he's gone farther than even the most hopeful of speculation.

Unfortunately, a line in the sand comes for any animal Time doesn't take. For us, that line was him losing his ability to walk, or his ability to see, and both have been slowly worsening over the last year. Today, it has finally come down to the latter, as his vision has gone completely in his remaining good eye. For peafowl, that's a hard-line quality of life factor- it affects their ability to get food and water (which would mean stressful and uncomfortable tube feeding sessions 3x a day), as well as their ability to move into or out of shelter, and their ability to socialize. As they are HIGHLY social creatures, feeling like he's constantly alone would be absolutely miserable for him. I can't put him through that and still call myself a responsible owner, so he'll be going in for his final vet appointment tomorrow afternoon.

I know a lot of you have loved Stan over the past 7 years, and I know you're going to miss him nearly as much as I will. He's been a Very Good Boy, and this place is just not going to be the same without him.

[jamiebluewind]

Warning! Pet illness, xray

A friend of mine a few states away had a pregnant female cat walk onto her porch and decide she lives now. She had 3 kittens. Since my friend/roommate @winterpower98 was looking for her first cat, we (other roommate/bestie, Winter/Gaia, and I) decided to take a trip down to visit and see if one of the kittens would work for her.

The thing is, she did fall in love with one! He's black with white markings, so the 6 year old had been calling him Eclipse. He's, curious, playful, and always trying to get into something. He loves Gaia. I mean LOVES her. And she loves him. Like... emptying her savings loves him.

Right before we arrived, our friend noticed a little lump on his belly. They thought nothing of it. And then, it got bigger. And bigger. And bigger.

After a week, we took him to a local vet to get checked out. He had a umbilical hernia. Luckily it stopped before his diaphragm, but the hernia was severe enough that he would need surgery to close it (a lot of articles talked about smaller ones closing on their own which is why we waited). He would also need special care for IBS symptoms and to keep his hernia from getting injured or obstructed before repair (which couldn't happen until he was big enough to go under anesthesia). He would need to come indoors for his safety and be separated from the others as his sisters pouncing on the hernia was causing issues (a week earlier than the 8 week mark).

I was honestly expecting Gaia to say it was too much for her to handle. Even told her that nobody would judge her for not being ready for that level of responsibility. That we could find an organization that could take him and get him the help he needed and find him a good home. He has two sisters she could consider, there were plenty of shelters back home with cats under a year old, and we could even check the town we were visiting and places on the way back home, so there were options. I knew how much it took to care for a kitten with health issues (my current cat required months of specialized care and there were plenty of scares along the way) and Gaia has no previous experience with cats outside of hanging out with our cats, so that's just starting on hard mode.

After a long serious talk on the responsibilities she was about to take on, she said she knew it would be hard but the thought of giving him up made her sick. That she would do whatever it took to give him a happy life for however long she has him. We aren't rich people, she's going back to college full time, she had only decided on him over one of his sisters that morning, and (again) this would be the first cat she has ever had. She went all in without a second thought.

The original quotes from various vets willing to do the surgery (not all vets can) were pretty insane, but luckily I found a non-profit that did the surgery for about half. My other roommate and I fully support her and chipping in what we can.

Eclipse is 8 week old and his surgery is scheduled in a month, but we are going to call in and check for cancelations since he's reached the minimum weight and age for anesthesia. Winter has been so busy caring for him that she's not had a chance to post about him, so I decided to do it on the drive home. I think the story is important because it raises awareness about an issue most don't know about and shows someone genuinely caring about a pet with special needs. As a disabled person who's went through a lot of ableism and survived abuse, it really hit me to see how much she loves him with her whole chest and doesn't ever approach his issues with anger or blame.

I don't ask for reblogs much, but I wanted to ask you guys to boost this. I linked Gaia's PayPal below if anyone wants to help take some of the financial burden off her, but you can also support her with messages and boosting this and her future post/s about Eclipse (cut her some slack guys, she's currently in tired new mom mode). I don't expect anyone to donate because I know you guys are mostly in the same shape as us, but I think showing Gaia support is just as important.

Now if you'll excuse me, the hyperactive boy got the zoomies and just jumped in the toilet XD

Edit: Late thing to add on, but a few days after posting this my other roommate/bestie Sarah decided to adopt his sister! Her name is Melanite, but her honey eyes have earned her the nickname Miel. Her and Eclipse have always been very close (often laying on top of each other), so it's great that they'll get to stay together.

[garbagebinne]

[1zashreena1]

Real life shit underneath

I am afraid.

I am fearful of so many things right now.

My parents' health is failing at a slowly but ever more increasing rate and I am literally a thousand miles away. I had a not so great relationship with my mother growing up, but ever since she went thru menopause we've been on the mend. But because I'm the youngest child and they were older than was typical when they had me, I have less time with them to begin with. I fear that something drastic will happen with the limited time of good standing I have with my parents and I won't physically see them again before they die.

In order to move closer to them I am trying to get my partner a job at my employer, where there are still fully remote positions. Partner's current job requires in office and is only located here in Florida, Texas, and Georgia. Obviously I'm not moving from 1 dumpster fire to another, so partner jumping ship from his job is really the only option. However, I have heard nothing from my HR dept and there's not much else I can do about it.

I worry myself into being so nauseous that I can't even eat over the imminent political future here in the US. I have fought my entire life to be a person with human rights under the law (and I do mean my whole life, I've been politically active since like age 12, and no my parents did not usher me into this as they do not share many of my beliefs) and I'm tired. I'm just so tired. After being in healthcare thru covid, I'm just. Exhausted. I fear that I will lose access to hormonal birth control that I need for my incredibly severe pmdd, and then lose the right to work, to own property and assets, to lose ownership of myself entirely. That level of all-encompassing fear will eat you alive from the inside out.

My other furbaby is sick with something respiratory and, just like with Allover, I can't turn off the mental terror. Kimi is not in acute distress, but I'm scared to go to sleep because what if something happens and I don't wake up. If I can't help her and she dies. I don't think I could live with myself.

I'm starting to feel like all I am is just an ever shrinking ball of angst.

Pet tax pic as a thank you for reading this mess:

My babydoll Kimi

[sadgirlautumn]

Omg you guys!! Did you know that having babies and stuff makes you way less edgy and sinister 😱

[thehyperfixationcorner]

Health update: got through the PET scan with no problems! Not a fan of the injection XD but all the iodine stuff went swimmingly (drinking glucose water for an hour was oddly fun) and soon we'll learn the results.

I can't stress enough: even if I have mire than one tumor and they're malignant, they have all reassured me this is more than beatable at this stage

[brennacedria]

Ninja is... Not well. I don't think it's time yet, but she's bad. She's still willing to eat and drink, but even with her medicine she's not keeping it down. The only way to keep her from hiding under the bed is to sit on the floor next to it and let her huddle between the bed & my leg.

When it happens, it's not going to be like Mina. Nothing will ever be like Mina. But still I don't want her going through all of this.

...she looks like she's going to try to eat again, so I need to go watch her.

Edit: Yeah no, this isn't good. We're taking her to the emergency clinic now, and if it's not today it'll likely be in the next day or two, when SIL's clinic's physician is available

[nanamis-bigtie]

sorry y'all i wish i were more active for once but january so far is such a shit circus of negative events that i don't quite find enough positive energy to spare on social media

[eokami]

So, now the paranoid demon is gonna be even more paranoid. qBBH not entered in the server yet, but the fact that qTubbo-.. No. The fact that SOMEONE was in his house, near to the important places, is gonna made him freak out. Right next to the ants. Right next to Dapper's room. RIght next to the OPEN jail… He already had visitor's because the lore. He's already feeling his home is not safe. And now he's gonna se a red sharestone and a lot of mobs there. Is a normal prank and safe because of how Halo family is. But is not psycological good for them.

Now he will be paranoid about their neigbours. Any of them but qaypierre, I think. This is so bad. In some senses. Because this is sneak into someone else's house or… betray trust. And qBBH really need trust now. And he's gonna loss it all.

He's gonna fake and say nothing happens but is a LIE. A serious LIE. This is not good for his healthy…

[cellgatinbo]

woo awesome fun yeah great time for like everything to go wrong 👍

[tjerra14]

sometimes I really wish there was a mandatory emotional support and grief counselling training course at uni the way that "pour distilled coffee over some sugary pills and prescibe those to a fictional cow" galenics session was mandatory

[psychic-waffles]

If anyone could spare some good vibes one of my beautiful orange sons George is very ill and I am very worried and it would be appreciated by both of us 🧡

[garbagebinne]

[i-miss-breathing]

Fuck all the “tricking the genie into giving me more wishes” I know what I want

1. Full untraceable access into the top 10% of rich peoples bank accounts

2. A pocket dimension I can spawn anywhere as anything (Mary Poppin’s style purse, little house, mansion, etc.)

3. On-command foolproof Time Manipulation.

Boom done

[valeroyeaux]

nothing to make you feel more alone than crying in the shower bc your dog might be dying and you don’t really have anyone to talk to abou it