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Featured Pet Tully Breed: Soft Coated Irish Wheaten Terrier Sex: Female Age: 1 7 months old Favourite Treat: I love fresh bones and my Kong toys filled with my special mince/vegies Loves: Early morning walks when it's nice and cool and hanging with my family laying about and giving cuddles Loathes: Being told to go outside Tricks/Talents: I make my family laugh, I give "the Wheaten Kiss" and I can also shake paws when I want to Ü If you would like your pet featured here in future issues, please email us a good quality photo and your answers to the above questions to mpm@vetnpetdirect.com.au 16 | my pet magazine My calf is scouring. Is there anything I can give them to help? Electrolyte replacement can help in treating the symptoms of diarrhoea (scours). In many situations supportive care through electrolyte replacement can be sufficient during which time the diarrhoea may self-resolve. However, the problem is that diarrhoea has a number of different causes including parasitic, viral and bacterial, each with their own specific treatment requirements. If the diarrhoea is persistent or appears to be spreading in a herd situation a diagnosis from your veterinarian should be sought immediately. Scourban is a popular product for treating bacterial diarrhoea and coccidiosis. However this is an S4 Prescription Animal Remedy and as such can only be supplied to you by the veterinarian you use to treat your animal. Please keep in mind that acute diarrhoea can kill a young animal within 24-48 hours, so seeking veterinary advice is always recommended. Tell us what you think! We'd love to hear your thoughts on the magazine or any suggestions for content that you would like to see included! Email us at mpm@vetnpetdirect.com.au Do you have a pet related question you need answered, or are you searching for some more information or advice? Why not try visiting the vet-n-pet DIRECT Help Centre. This 24/7 online knowledge base is full of Q&As, articles and information on lots of different topics. And if you can't find the answer you are looking for, simply submit the question and one of the qualified vet-n-pet DIRECT vet nurses will be more than happy to help you. u http://help.vetnpetdirect.com.au LOOKING FOR ANSWERS?

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