How To Treat Hypothyroidism In Dogs - A Vet's Guide
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2022
- So, your dog seems to be extremely tired lately, is a little depressed, and is having weird issues with its skin, with hair falling out in random patches without him even being itchy.
He seems to feel cold all the time, and he is gaining weight without you feeding him any extra food. Your dog may be suffering from Hypothyroidism. Watch this video to find out what that means and what you can do to help him!
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Thank you! Because of this video, I requested a more definitive test. T4 was just a bit low and vet wanted to start thyroid meds. Which led me to your video. From what I could see, my pet had no symptoms except his age. The tests came back normal thus avoiding life time Thyroid replacement hormone meds and second guessing myself. You’re right, the test was not cheap but well worth it. Thanks again!
Always so informative. Brilliant video that dog owners will appreciate so much when their dog goes through this. Thank you Dr. Marx.
thank you for this! Watching your videos have always been a good summary as a veterinary student. May I request a video for other endocrine disorders as well such as Addisons and Cushings?
Thank you for the good explnations!
Great video Dr. Pete! Have a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you! 😊
Hi...My dog is having hypothyrodism. Vet has recomended medication for one month and then folow up. However his coat is falling and he is having scrappy ,flaky,red patch all over his body ,however it is not ittchy. Please suggest me how to cure my dogs skin health .
Very useful video.
Thank you for all your help great information my dog has this ☹️
It's a common side effect of neutered or spayed animals
My dog was diagnosed with hypothyroidism. He didn’t show the symptoms you’ve described, the vet did say his symptoms were not typical of the disease. He stopped eating his dinner, we were feeding him dry food and canned food. We swapped his canned food, and he would start to eat it, but then after a couple of days he’d stop eating again. He also had motor issues, where he would loose balance easily, and had a bit of a head wobble. This lead me to believe that his issues are diet related, but he’s been on thyroxine for 12 years of his life (he was diagnosed around 2years). I just don’t know what the “natural diet’ of the dog really is to see if at least help stabilise his levels lowering, as we might have to increase his medication soon - which I’d like to avoid.
It's a very common occurrence in any animal that has their sex organs removed....oops! The vet forgot to mention this!?
yeah, my dogs patches are in the same places each time they come on.. and they are EXTREMELY itchy..
my vet suggested a thyroid test, but i dont think thats the issue..
When are we getting new vids? We need you?
My dog started consuming medicine
I hope she will get well soon😢
Dogtor Pete can you do a video on Evan's Syndrome please?
My vet did a thyroid test on my female puggle. I got the blood work back and I find that she has low thyroid. I have low thyroid and I am taking levothyroxine for my low thyroid. Vet office didn't give me pills for my puggle low thyroid can low thyroid kill my dog? My puggle is only 5 years old what can I do to help her with low thyroid and get the vet to help her?
My dogs were losing their coats, and they weren’t itching at all. The vet recommended a pill to fight a virus, although he didn’t know what kind it was. One month later, their coats came back to life, but it did cost me a pretty penny.
Buy a bottle of wheat germ oil. Put 1 tablespoon on his food each time you feed him ...avoid dog foods with corn or wheat in them.
Also wheat germ oil can be used directly on the dry skin area. Try it, results are very quick. This therapy is also used on horses
My dog has this and diabetes. He takes a pill every morning. His coat was dry and he was losing hair. His coat is back to being thick and rich.
Try wheat germ oil topically and internally
The irony is humans can get this medication and supplements for FAR cheaper than going to the vet. We're paying pet tax!
Not in America
How long does it take for the medication to work?
I saw results in my hypothyroid dog, Willow, within a couple of days.
Hi my dog has been tested for every thing still we do not have a diagnosis he’s 2 mixed breed cannot support himself on his back legs he seems weak salivation ? Can you give us a lead? 😢
Eating macadamia nuts will cause temporary paralysis in the rear legs of dogs...also bad breeding like in French bulldogs
I would research serrapeptase and try this. It could also be a response to lectins or oxalates in the diet. And add healthy fats to his food. Extra Virgin olive oil, wheat germ oil, avocado oil etc....
Start feeding him high quality food with less ingredients; Salmon and peas or Lamb and rice
Avoid all corn and wheat foods! Most dry kibble is garbage so be very selective about foods you buy🙏🙏🙏
clicks are so annoying! sorry to say
This is sad a dog even doing this shit to dogs wolfs don't take thyroid meds
I had this and now my baby got it too 🥲 no wonder her fur kept falling