Make pet's 1xbet sports betting your focus on Valentine's Day
Friday, Feb. 13, 2015
MANHATTAN —It's estimated that this Valentine's Day 1xbet sports betting owners will spend about 3 million on gifts for their beloved dogs and cats, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation. But a Kansas State University veterinarian says rather than giving your dog a 1xbet sports betting -shaped chew toy, consider using the holiday to take care of your dog's 1xbet sports betting — literally.
Justin 1xbet sports betting , assistant professor of cardiology at the university's Veterinary 1xbet sports bet, says much like humans, pets can develop 1xbet sports betting conditions. But the good news is that most of these conditions can be treated.
"A lot of times pet owners assume there is nothing that can be done with 1xbet sports betting murmurs in pets when, in fact, there are a lot of technologies and medicines that have been produced over the years that can provide pets a great quality of life for as long as possible," Thomason said.
Some animals are born with 1xbet sports betting disease, which may be cured with surgical intervention. However, the patients commonly treated at the Veterinary Health Center tend to be middle-aged or geriatric. In the early stages of a pet's 1xbet sports betting condition, it usually doesn't show symptoms. For example, a 1xbet sports betting murmur is often detected during an annual wellness exam. As the 1xbet sports betting disease progresses, coughing, labored breathing, fainting and/or exercise intolerance can be noted. Thomason says when your dog or cat is diagnosed with a 1xbet sports betting murmur, it is best to seek out a cardiologist.
"For middle-aged to geriatric animals, a lot of 1xbet sports betting conditions don't have a specific cure, but we do have medication to treat the symptoms," Thomason said. "Our goal is to slow the progression of the disease and delay the onset of symptoms for as long as we can, and also give them a great quality of life during that time."
Similar to human health, exercise and good nutrition can help your pet maintain a healthy 1xbet sports betting . But Thomason says be cautious when exercising a dog diagnosed with a 1xbet sports betting condition because it won't know its limits.
"A lot of times a dog's goal is to please the owners, so it won't self-regulate like a person would," 1xbet sports betting said. "They'll sacrifice symptoms they may be having and they'll overdo it. We try to coach owners on what level of activity is appropriate so their pet won't wear itself out."
Thomason says to watch your pet for symptoms of 1xbet sports betting disease and contact your veterinarian if you notice any changes.
