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Hi Rhiannon!
Sort of. They definitely can trigger the energetic imbalance that can create the symptom of panting.
The panting may also be related to a physical issue. Has she been tour vet for an exam and senior diagnostics since the panting began?
If she hasn't, you may want to start your...
I'm sorry to hear that your pup is uncomfortable.
Yes, it's possible, Is he pawing at his mouth chwing oddly. dropping. food or anything else to indicate tooth pain?
Has he had senior screening testing (bloodwork, urinalysis, exam, etc.) since this began?
I agree!
Usually. Just be sure to bring it to room temp before use.
I agree. And 250ml and 500ml bags are readily available from your vet and elsewhere...
No, the injection port (the orange part) is not supposed to be submerged at all.
https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/subcutaneous-fluid-administration-in-cats
However the main concern is sterility of the fluids when given IV. It is way less of a concern for SQF.
Hey Anna!
Thank you again for your loving guidance and care for Henry and all of the other kitties over the years!!
Henry looks like one super happy and fun dude!
Is he with your friend now?
How much time/day does your friend (or anyone) get to cuddle, play or otherwise engage with him...
Yup (tho the cost has increased since I checked last). However the other tests are more essential (except free t4 which is to differentiate total t4 levels).
https://vdilab.com/product/vitamin-d-test/
Exactly! Probably because it's a mind made collection of symptoms.
As Christina said, it's most effective to individualize.
Dr. Burnett describes remedies like Sil, Calc, Sul, etc. for patient with symptoms like this...
I’d like to see what a non-invasive ultrasound of the sinus and eye socket reveals.
A consult with a vet ophthalmologist should also give you more information.
The diagnostics will then add data for optimal homeopathic treatment
Homeopathy works well for fading kittens and "puny and stunted" children etc.
http://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.351665
Individualized prescribing works best for fading kittens.