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How do you give salt in food dog with addisons Dieses?"
Florinef is a steroid so long term effects are not goodbut if your dog is suffering from Addisons the drug is keeping him/her alivek9addisons.com is a web site devoted to dogs with Addisons disease you may find some helpful information there
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Could try an oatmeal bath
Addison's disease is the human medical term that was co-opted by veterinary medicine for hypoadrenocorticism, a disease in which the adrenal glands do not secrete enough hormones. There are several different types of hypoadrenocorticism: low glucocorticoids, low mineralocorticoids and low androcorticoids. Depending on which class of adrenal hormones are deficient, you would need to administer them to your dog; your veterinarian can work with you on determining the proper dosage, route and timing of supplementation.
Yes, dogs can get addisons but it isn't common. It is usually caused by atrophy of the adrenal glands. Usually in middle aged female dogs. Signs of addisons include weight loss, drinking and peeing more and muscle weakness. You must take your dog to the vet to get addisons diagnosed. It can be hard to diagnose as looks like many other diseases. They may do a ACTH stimulation test where they take a blood sample, then dose with ACTH then take another blood sample and see if there is any change in hormone levels. Once addisons is diagnosed, it can be treated with a drug called "Florinef" which contains fludrocortisone acetate.
The main disease passed on from dog to man is rabies.
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It typically means the dog is suffering from liver disease.
Yes, a cat or dog can die if they are overweight. An overweight dog or cat can develop health problems such as joint problems, diabetes and liver disease and heart disease.