FurryTails Veterinary Clinic

FurryTails Veterinary Clinic To provide quality and immediate veterinary service and consultation for your pets.

22/09/2025

Vaccination done!
Chow2x X Husky Puppies πŸΆπŸ•

Thank you Ms. Beth of Mt. View, Balibago, Angeles City/Tabun, Mabalacat City

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03/09/2025

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Feline herpesvirus (FHV) and calicivirus (FCV)

- Are common viral diseases affecting of upper respiratory disease in cats, often co-infecting and showing overlapping symptoms like nasal discharge, sneezing, and fever.

- FHV is typically associated with more severe eye issues, including corneal ulcers, while FCV is more known for causing oral ulcers.

- Both are contagious to other cats and can lead to chronic symptoms or carrier status, but they are not a risk to humans.

- Vaccination is available and recommended to help protect against both infections.

Causes and Transmission
A. Feline Herpesvirus (FHV):
- This is a type of feline herpesvirus that causes feline viral rhinotracheitis (also called cat flu).

B. Feline Calicivirus (FCV):
- A separate, common virus that also causes upper respiratory symptoms in cats.

How They Spread:
Both viruses are highly contagious and spread through direct contact with saliva, nasal secretions, and eye discharge from infected cats. Aerosol droplets from sneezing and contact with contaminated surfaces can also spread the viruses.

Common Symptoms
- Sneezing
- Nasal discharge
- Conjunctivitis (runny eyes)
- Fever
- Depression and anorexia (loss of appetite)
- Hypersalivation (excessive drooling)

Specific Symptoms
A. Feline Herpesvirus (FHV): More frequently associated with severe eye problems, such as corneal ulceration and damage to the eyeball surface.

B. Feline Calicivirus (FCV): Often causes oral ulceration on the tongue, palate, or in the mouth.

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03/09/2025

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Heterochromia in Dogs

- Different colored eyes in dogs is a genetic trait known as heterochromia, which results in variations in melanin pigment within the iris, leading to one eye being a completely different color from the other or having segments of different colors

- This can be congenital (present at birth) and hereditary, appearing in breeds like Siberian Huskies and Australian Shepherds, or it can be acquired later in life due to an injury or health issue, which requires veterinary attention.

Types of Heterochromia
A. Complete Heterochromia
- One eye is a completely different color from the other.

B. Sectoral Heterochromia: Only a portion of the iris in one eye is a different color.

Causes of Heterochromia
A. Genetics (Congenital):
- This is the most common cause, where a dog inherits genes for differing melanin levels in their irises.

B. Merle Gene:
- The merle gene can dilute both coat and eye color, which can lead to blue eyes or heterochromia in affected breeds.

C. Injury or Illness (Acquired):
- An eye injury or a health condition, such as glaucoma or cataracts, can lead to a change in eye color later in a dog's life.

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23/08/2025

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If a bone is stuck in your dog's mouth, you should immediately evaluate their distress level and the object's visibility.

What to Do?
A. Assess the situation
- Gently open your dog's mouth to see if the bone is visible and reachable.

B. Attempt safe removal
- If you can clearly see and safely reach the bone, use clean hands or tweezers to gently remove it, being careful not to push it further into the mouth.

C. Seek Veterinary Care
- If the bone is not visible, you are unable to grasp it, or your dog shows signs of distress, take your dog to a veterinarian immediately.

Potential Dangers
A. Injury
- Bone fragments can cause painful cuts, swelling, and infections in the mouth.

B. Choking
- If the bone is lodged in the throat or airway, it can lead to choking.

C. Internal damage
- Fragments that are swallowed can cause internal punctures or blockages in the esophagus or intestines.

Prevention
A. Supervise chewing
- Always supervise your dog when they are chewing on hard objects or bones.

B. Avoid splintering bones
- Do not give your dog hard bones that can splinter easily, as these pose a greater risk of injury.

C. Provide safe alternatives
- Offer safe chew toys that are designed to be safe for dogs.

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15/07/2025

Thank you Ms. L. Dela Rosa of Sta Maria Subd. Mabalacat City for the trust! πŸ•πŸ˜‡πŸ₯°

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14/07/2025

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Re**al Prolapse In Cats

- It occurs when part or all of the re**um protrudes through the a**s.

- This condition is often seen in young cats, particularly those with diarrhea or who strain excessively while defecating.

- It can be caused by various factors, including intestinal issues, anorectal problems, or urinary tract diseases.

Prompt veterinary attention is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment.

What it looks like:

- A pink or dark red, tubular-shaped mass protruding from the a**s.

- The tissue may be raw and bleed easily.
Incomplete prolapses may only be visible when the cat is straining to defecate, while complete prolapses involve all layers of the re**um and may require immediate veterinary care.

Possible Causes:

A. Intestinal issues:
- Parasites
- Diarrhea
- Straining during defecation

B. Anorectal problems:
- Inflammation
- Tumors
- Injuries

C. Urinary tract diseases:
- Straining to urinate can also contribute
a. Young cats are more prone due to parasites causing straining and diarrhea
b. Older cats: can also experience prolapse due to injuries or tumors

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04/07/2025

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03/03/2025

Thank you sir Ian R.V. if San Francisco, Magalang, Pampanga! πŸ˜‡πŸ•πŸˆπŸΆπŸ±

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18/02/2025

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The Munchkin!

- Is a breed of cat with very short legs, caused by a genetic mutation.

- It originated in the United States and, compared to many other cat breeds, is relatively new.

- The breed was documented in the 1940s and officially recognized in 1991.

- Munchkin is considered to be the original breed of dwarf cat.

- They are known for their agility, ability to run faster than their long-legged relatives, and excellent tree-climbing skills.

- They can easily maneuver through narrow crevices and are cheerful creatures that love interacting with people.

- They enjoy playing and walking with their owners and often collect and carry items they like to their favorite spots.

- Munchkins are amiable and peaceful animals that get along well with other pets.

Thank you Mr. Shah K. of Balibago, Angeles City for trusting us! β˜ΊοΈπŸˆπŸ±πŸ™πŸΌ

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