Canine Thyroid
Finally Natural System-specific Supplements for Dogs & Cats!
There are many supplements in the market for your pet dog and cat. Many serve general functions and are not designed for the specific needs of your pet. Standard Process is one of the premier lines of doctor recommended nutrients designed specifically for system functions.
The CANINE line supports the Adrenal, Cardiac, Dermal, Enteric, Hepatic, Immune, Musculoskeletal, Renal, Thyroid and Whole Body. Canine Whole Body Support provides general multi-system support for daily maintenance of all body systems with emphasis on a healthy endocrine system. It is an excellent nutritional base for use with all other system support formulas. Canine Thyroid Support provides support for the thyroid gland and associated tissues to maintain a healthy metabolism.
Canine Adrenal Support helps maintain adrenal function and the body's ability to handle stress while Cardiac Support supports the heart's response to increased system demands, promotes natural healing and regeneration, and provides nutrient support for the entire cardiovascular system.
Canine Dermal Support promotes skin health from within the body by maintaining proper liver, adrenal, and intestinal function. Its ingredients support and maintain the skin's ability to withstand the effects of environmental insult from toxins, antigens, and micro-organisms. If you dog has gastrointestinal issues, then Canine Enteric Support can help provides general digestive system support, enhancing the ability of intestinal cells to function, regenerate, and respond to daily metabolic and immune challenges.
If your dog needs a cleansing program, Canine Hepatic Support supports the liver's multiple functions and promotes liver cell regeneration and detoxification while also providing secondary kidney and thyroid support. Canine Renal Support provides general support for the kidneys by maintaining their ability to regenerate and detoxify while providing secondary support for the liver.
Canine Immune System Support provides nutritional and biochemical support for healthy immune cells and tissues, promoting optimum immune protection. For the active dog, Canine Musculoskeletal Support supports muscles, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and joints by providing cellular nutrition for daily function, repair, regeneration, and recovery. Common canine issue is hip dysplasia.
For cat lovers, the FELINE line has Enteric, Immune, Hepatic, Renal and Whole Body supports. Feline Whole Body Support provides nutritional support for all organ systems, including the liver, kidney, digestive tract, heart, and adrenal glands as part of a daily maintenance program. It is an excellent nutrient base for use with all other system support formulas.
Feline Enteric Support provides general digestive system support and promotes improved intestinal function while Feline Immune System Support supports the immune system and improves the ability to respond to environmental toxins and microorganisms.
As with dogs, cats need cleansing too. Feline Hepatic Support supports the liver's multiple functions and promotes liver cell regeneration and detoxification processes. The ingredients - pea vine juice, buckwheat, beets, and alfalfa juice - optimizes liver function. Feline Renal Support provides general support for the kidneys by maintaining their ability to regenerate and detoxify. We've had customers from across the country order this product for their pet's renal failure.
If you think these might help your pet's health, contact us at contact@drChangHealth.com">contact@drChangHealth.com (mention this article for VIP pricing for Standard Process). Be sure to consult your vet to ensure their proper use.
Canine Thyroid question...?
My pooch was just diagnosed with hypothroidism and we started her on a replacement drug tonight. How long will it take to notice a difference? How long until she's some what back to normal? Any experiences much appriciated. Thanks in advance.
I have actually seem improvements already. It's amazing, she's got a spark of her old self back!
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How long does it take for canine thyroid tablets to take effect?
My 6-year-old Cocker Spaniel has a T4 thyroid level of 0.6 so he's been put on 0.5 thyroxine daily. How long until I see a noticeable improvement in his skin, ears and behaviour (slight aggressive tendency)? Is this an 'overnight fix' like human hormones can be, or will it take a while to build up in his system?
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Canine thyroid disease?
After several years I hoping we have an answer!!! My dog has a low thyroid! Can anyone give me and advice about it! Personal experience would be great!!! We are going to test are 2nd dag as well. We are not sure but think they are from the same litter and have some of the same issues!!
She lost all her hair about 9 months ago and itches like crazy and OGM does she stink! She also gets ear infections all the time and here ears also stink!!! My male does not have the smell but itches like crazy and gets very Lethargic!
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The cost of a thyroid profile #4 for dogs.?
What's the cost of a canine thyroid profile #4 where you live/work? I brought my dog in for odd spots on either side of his body that appeared following an illness as a result of bacteria at a dog park.
They're symmetrical on right and left sides and look like bruises beneath my Boxer's short fur. Vet said they were alopecia and that they could be the result of allergy, thyroid and I forget what else. She took a small skin scraping ($37.50) and recommended a "simple thyroid test".
Normally I ask the cost just so I'm not bowled over later. It was $159.50 and what's done is done but I'm curious as to what others charge for the same lab work.
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Thyroid Cancer in 10 year old Shih Tzu?
A week and a half ago while bathing my 10 year old Shih Tzu I discovered a mass on his neck. I took him to the vet the following day and 5 fine needle aspirations were done. The pathology reports were sketchy because there was so much blood in the samples, but the final word was "suspect thyroid carcinoma".
Has anyone had experience with this? I asked the vet what she would do in these circumstances. She said she would have it removed and it would give my beloved constant companion a couple more years. He would have to go to the Veterinary College or referral centre where they have an intensive care unit because there are very large blood vessels in the area of the thyroid and if, during the surgery, they ran into a lot of bleeding my puppy would have to be in an ICU unit where they could deal with it.
I am so torn about what to do. She estimated the surgery would be between $2,000. and $3,000.
While I don't have a lot of money, I can get the money together if that's the decision I make. I definitely don't want him to suffer because I have always told him I would never let anyone or anything hurt him.
I keep holding him, looking in his always trusting eyes, crying and think I've come to the right answer, but the next day I'm in a totally different place. So, if anyone has had personal experience with canine thyroid cancer I would very much appreciate anything you can tell me about your experience. Thank you.
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