surgery

How to maintain muscle after surgery?

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You can: Start off with isometric exercises. Mid-range exercises. Start weight-bearing exercises. When muscles start to become stronger and you are having an easier time with your current exercises or weight lifting, move on to a few extra pounds and/or more reps. Focus on your ...

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Dog coughing a week after surgery?

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Why is my dog coughing and gagging after surgery? Your dog may have had a tube placed in the trachea (windpipe) during anesthesia, in order to administer oxygen and anesthetic gas. This can occasionally cause mild irritation and a slight cough. A mild post-surgical cough ...

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Dog won’t lay down after surgery?

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How can I help my dog lay down after surgery? How do I keep my dog comfortable after surgery? It’s best to have your dog rest in familiar territory, allowing them to lie comfortably in their bed, keep their body temperature regulated (especially if it’s ...

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Dog itchy after being shaved for surgery?

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How do you soothe a dog’s shaved skin after surgery? If there is no sign of infection, maybe it’s just the wound healing. You can gently rub in some coconut oil, warm it in your hands to melt it. As well as being soothing, it ...

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Dog won’t drink water after surgery?

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Is it normal for a dog to not want to drink water after surgery? It’s normal for dogs recovering from surgery not to want to drink water, as they’re likely feeling uncomfortable. But not drinking water can lead to dehydration, which is incredibly dangerous for ...

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Dog acl surgery recovery week by week?

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How long before dog puts weight on leg after ACL surgery? Some dogs will begin walking on the affected leg almost immediately after surgery, whereas others may take 24-48 hours or more to start toe touching and/or placing some weight on the leg. How long ...

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Dog intestinal blockage surgery survival rate?

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Will my dog survive intestinal blockage surgery? Dogs Recovery After Bowel Obstruction Surgery The most critical period for your dog is the first 72 hours after surgery. If the patient is doing well after 72 hours then they typically recover well, but there are still ...

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