Toy breed canines are often more prone to fatty liver disease than other canine breeds. The disease itself is actually more common in cats than dogs. However, some research is starting to show the disease to be growing in the small breed category. If you have a dog that has been diagnosed with fatty liver disease, make sure you talk to your vet about treatment options and management of the disease for the long term. In some instances, severe disease may require immediate hospitalization to reverse the state of malnourishment and to being immediate access to critical fluids and vitamins. Treatment at home for long term care may include diet changes. If your dog won’t eat the new diet, you may have to discuss tube or syringe feeding your dog to encourage eating in the first few days of the treatment. Care in the first few days can be critical and determine the long term care needed. Consult with your animal hospital London, ON for more details or
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