When Should You Take Your Dog to The Vets? is It Time for a Vet Visit?

When Should You Take Your Dog to the Vets? Is It Time for a Vet Visit? - Visiting the vets with your dog can be a time-consuming and very expensive necessity, so you definitely don't want to waste time visiting the vets for something that can be handled at home or is a non-issue! But when is it time to visit the vets? Luckily, Leah and Milo are back with a super helpful vlog telling you when it is time to take your dog to the vets and what situations call for it! Relax My Dog are experts in creating relaxing music to help calm your dog and help dogs to sleep. Our music is composed in-house by our team of producers and is useful for a variety of problems and situations. If your dog has sleeping problems, anxiety problems or is stressed during fireworks and thunderstorms, you should try our music and watch your dog relax before your eyes! Free Music and TV : ****** ♫♫♫ Relax My Dog Music on iTunes: ****** Relax My Dog's music will help to calm and soothe your dog or puppy in a variety of situations. Console whimpering puppies, minimise separation anxiety, reduce hyperactivity, minimise fear of thunderstorms, stop unwanted barking, comfort sick or injured dogs and calm your dog on car journeys - Relax my Dog does it all! Relax My Dog’s music is unique and will help in a variety of situations as a substitute for medication. We have helped thousands of dogs and puppies worldwide to sleep and reduce their anxiety. Music therapy for your dog can keep them calm, happy and healthy, and it is a great way to rehabilitate rescue dogs - or just get your puppy or dog used to their new home. Being re-homed is an incredibly stressful time for dogs - as they have to get used to a lot of different sights and sounds, as well as their new family and any other pets in the household. We recommend that you play Relax My Dog during this time, and it will help reduce their heart rate and relax them while they explore their new surroundings. No more whimpering puppies - they will get used to your home in no time at all with the help of Relax My Dog's music! You may be crate training or obedience training, which can be a stressful time for both dog and parent, and our music will soothe your pup making your life easier. Crate training can be one of the hardest things about getting a new puppy - as being trapped in a new space and away from you is very scary for them. However, when listening to Relax My Dog you will notice your puppy start to relax and get more used to their crate. It is also very useful to calm your dog during car journeys - which many dogs find a stressful time. They may associate it with vets visits - so we recommend playing Relax My Dog's music before and after visits to the vet to reduce their stress. The worst time of year for over 60% of dogs is Firework season - the loud bangs are really scary for them and you may notice a huge change in your dog during this time. Thunderstorms are another difficult time for dogs, with the majority of dogs being very scared of storms because of the unfamiliar loud noises. Relax My Dog is the perfect solution to this anxiety-inducing situation - just play our firework and thunderstorm playlist to reduce your dogs anxiety and make them feel safe. The most common problem we hear is separation anxiety in dogs, they are pack animals and see their owners as their pack - being separated from you can cause severe anxiety in many dogs. Relax My Dog’s music has improved thousands of cases of separation anxiety and barking canines all over the world - just play them our music when you leave to go to the shops or out of the room, and you will notice a lot less barking and whimpering from your four-legged friend! So whether you have a Pug, Labrador, Pomeranian, Shi Tzu, Terrier or Great Dane - any breed can become relaxed and calm when listening to Relax My Dog. We are also on a number of social media platforms - so join our community and let's chat! We love to hear about and see pictures of your doggies! ► Facebook : ****** ► Twitter: ****** ► Instagram: ****** #dogmusic #dogtv #relaxmydog #videosfordogs #musicfordogs

hi everybody and welcome back to relax my dog, today me and Milo here who is extremely tired, we're going to be talking about when it is appropriate to take your dog to the vet, I know when your dog is showing signs of them being a little bit sick you sort of want to take your dog to the vet as soon as possible which in some cases is extremely important to do so however today we're gonna be talking about so when it is appropriate to take them to the vets including what different symptoms you should be looking out for and what things you should sort of wait a few days for, so let's get started now before we get started, definitely do go down below to the comments and let us know when an occasion you have to take your dog to the vet whether, they have shown signs of being ill etc. do let us know down below and what you thought of your service from the vets, sometimes that pets can get sick and they can actually make themselves better on their own as opposed to through an intervention or through the vets, but lots of times when your dog is sick and you try and let them sort of get over on their own the likelihood of them getting to their full recovery is a lot smaller of a chance, obviously if you're a pet owner you will know that any sounds that you show with your dog you are googling it you are making sure everything is okay or you are going to the vets because you want to make sure your pet is not in pain because they can't really show you they can't exactly tell you that they're in pain there are many signs to show whether your dogs in pain which we have done a previous video on but today we're talking about when you should take your dog to the vet, so how do you decide? the best method is to either give your vet a call and to tell them any symptoms and they can tell you whether you should be coming in with your dog, or is to go with your dog and to make sure that everything is okay if this isn't feasible for you then we're going to be talking about a few guidelines on what you should do if you need to take your dog to the vet and when this should happen, now the first one is excessive at vomiting, obviously if your dog is being sick constantly you need to make sure that this is okay and they might just have a general bug, they might have ate something in the garden that they shouldn't have and the body is just trying to remove this so sometimes vomiting is okay, we've had it a few times we've woken up and Milo has vomited downstairs but what we've done is we've waited and seen how he feels over the next few hours and if he doesn't vomit again and he's sort of getting a little bit perkier we just assume that it was some sort of bug, however if your dog is excessively vomiting and they are showing multiple different symptoms you should definitely be taking your dog to the vet especially if you're feeding them and they are throwing it straight back up, it means they're trying to eat and trying to get better but it's not working now number two is if your dog is acting strange now if your dog is acting strange such as circling in one direction, if they look like they're having some sort of seizure or in some sort of discomfort especially if your dog is sort of leaning against a wall or they're leaning against different objects for long periods of time this could mean that they are finding it difficult to find their balance and this is definitely something that you should not wait and see if they are feeling okay with so definitely do take them to the vets if your dog is experiencing these symptoms, as it could be something that is quite a long process to recover from, now number three is limping, obviously this is quite a standard one if you see your dog limping this could mean that they've got something caught in their paw, Milo occasionally stands on twigs, or little sticks that get stuck in his paw so when we remove them he's absolutely fine again so make sure you're examining the area to make sure there's nothing sort of stook in there if it's something that you can't remove yourself or you don't want to remove yourself definitely do go to the vets and get that checked out, however if your dog is sort of limping and holding their paw up and has been doing this for a few hours this is definitely something where you should be taking your dog in to the vet to make sure there's not a broken bone or they're in some sort of pain with that area, obviously when you go to effects they can give you x-rays etc. to make sure everything is okay whereas if you look at your dog's paw etc. you can't tell if anything is wrong with them, number four is if your dog is having white gums, white gums is an indication that your dog isn't very well at all so if you are experiencing white gums on your dog this is definitely something you should take your dog straight to the vets with, and then number five is an obvious one and that is an obvious injury if they have a break of the bone or you can see something's a bit puffier or a bit inflamed this is definitely something where you should be going to the vets to get it checked out because obviously it's an obvious injury that you can see and you know is not right And there we have it, that is it for this week's video I really do hope you've enjoyed it and you learnt a little bit more about when it is time to take your dog to the vets hopefully you should never have to take your dog to the vets for any of those reasons but if you ever do at least you find yourself a little bit more prepared. now it's time for our t-shirt giveaway which looks like this, all you need to do to win one of our t-shirts is pop over to our Relax My Dog Instagram, post a picture of you and your dog or just your dog on their own onto Instagram and tag us @relaxmydog and you have therefore entered to win one of our t-shirts and they are really really nice I'm really glad that everyone that has been receiving them have been absolutely loving them, but that is it for this week's video, thank you so much for watching, don't forget to give this a big thumbs up if you enjoyed it, comment down below and also don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already and I'll see you all next time, bye!