Watch for these Signs of Antibiotic Resistant Infections in Dogs

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Watch for These Signs of Antibiotic-Resistant
Infections in Dogs
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It is important to understand how to keep your
dog safe, including from antibiotic-resistant
infections.
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If you think your dog is having
antibiotic-resistant infections, then dont
hesitate to call us.
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We understand that your dogs health and safety
is a top priority.
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Signs of antibiotic-resistant infection in your
dog
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Recognizing an antibiotic-resistant infection in
your dog is one of the most important skills.
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Here are the common signs of an
antibiotic-resistant infection in dogs-
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Itching flaky skin
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If you notice your dogs excessive itching
licking specific areas, then this is a sign of
antibiotic-resistant infection.
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Take note of how long your dog is itching
scratching call Dr. Rons Animal Hospital and
Emergency.
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Pawing at the ear
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If your dog begins pawing at its ear suddenly
inconsistently, this points to an ear infection.
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If the ear appears red inflamed, this points to
a deep infection that should be seen right away.
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Frequent urination or trouble urinating could be
a sign of antibiotic-resistant in dogs.
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Your dogs kidneys could be working overtime to
compensate for the antibiotics not working.
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Visible infection at recent surgery site or
lesion
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If you see a visible infection at a recent
surgery site or lesion, then get it examined by
the veterinarian.
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This could be a sign that the medication or
antibiotics are not working.
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No improvement upon taking antibiotics
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If your dog is taking antibiotic for an extended
time with no signs of improvement, then medicines
are not working.
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It is important to tell your veterinary
professional as soon as you notice the symptoms.
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Fever chills
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If your dog has a fever or chills, this could be
a sign of resistance to antibiotics.
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If your dogs body feels very warm or hot to the
touch, then your dog might have a fever.
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The best treatment for antibiotic-resistant
infections in dogs
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After re-examining your dog, your veterinarian
will most likely prescribe an antimicrobial.
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This antimicrobial will act against the infection
that is making your dog sick.
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If your dog begins to show uncommon signs, then
longer more excessive treatment will be
necessary.
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Trust Dr. Rons Animal Hospital Emergency
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serve residents of Simi Valley, Moorpark,
Thousand Oaks, etc.
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We understand that your dog really is your best
friend, and we treat every dog as such.
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