Canine thyroid medications are similar to human thyroid medications in that they both typically contain levothyroxine, the synthetic form of the thyroid hormone thyroxine (T4). However, the dosages and formulations may differ, as dogs and humans have different metabolic rates and health needs. It's crucial to use medications specifically formulated for each species, as the effects and side effects can vary. Always consult a veterinarian or healthcare provider before using any thyroid medication intended for one species in another.
canine is spelled the same in French.
always take thyroid meds on an empty stomach. In the morning take the thyroid and wait an hour to eat or drink anything. Take meds after this hour and try to take vitamins much later. If you take the thyroid at night, you must go three hours of nothing to empty your stomach and then the one hour again. Best to take it in the morning. I set my alarm, take it with just enough water to swallow and go back to sleep.
No, they are not the same. Raw thyroid typically refers to desiccated (dried) thyroid gland from animals, while Armour Thyroid is a specific brand of prescription medication that also contains desiccated thyroid hormone. However, there may be differences in potency, quality, and regulation between the two.
your canine tooth is the tearing tooth just the same for any animal.
DHPP generally defends agains distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza,and parvovirus and DA2PP generally defends against canine distemper, adenovirus type 2, parainfluenza, canine parvovirus, and canine coronavirus. No they ARE NOT the same :)
Thyroid medication might not necessarily take away all of your thyroid symptoms. However, the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists emphasizes in their SAME/SAME/SAME information campaign the importance of taking the same dose of the same thyroid medication at the same time of the day. This is because even the slightest variation can affect the overall effectiveness of thyroid medication. If you have any questions or concerns about your symptoms be sure to contact your doctor.
of course
A dog should be watered daily and as often as needed... But in a life or death situation I'd say two or three days the same as a human!
A vet treats canine diabetes much the same way diabetes is treated in people. Treatment for canine diabetes includes diet, exercise and insulin if the former is not enough.
i too am taking the same medication i have hashimotos thyroidtitus i am hypo thyroid
There are actually several different types of thyroid disease. If the thyroid gland is secreting too much thyroxin, that is hyperthyroidism; if it is secreting too little thyroxin, that is hypothyroidism, and then there is thyroid cancer, worst of all.
Yes you can I take the same meds and have for years.