how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher?

He was taking Baytril 136mg and Deramaxx 100mg which appeared to help, but at times he still stands wide-legged. He is not spayed.

    how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher?

    He was taking Baytril 136mg and Deramaxx 100mg which appeared to help, but at times he still stands wide-legged. He is not spayed....
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    • how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher?

      how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher? General Dog Discussions
      He was taking Baytril 136mg and Deramaxx 100mg which appeared to help, but at times he still stands wide-legged. He is not spayed.

      how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher?

      how do you treat an enlarged prostate in a doberman pincher? General Dog Discussions
    • for males is NEUTERING!NO HOME REMEDIES WILL WORK FOR SUCH SERIOUS CASE! TAKE HIM TO THE VET!!! Dont have the money??...borrow it, sell something or apply in carecredit.com and see what vets accept it. And please learn a lesson and neuter your dog. Neutering him could have prevented this!Humane society does it for about $60 bucks for god's sake. It starts at $60, it goes up depending on the weight.Males-neutering* Risk of testicular cancer is eliminated and decreases chance of prostate disease* Decreases aggressive behavior, including dog bites* Reduces or eliminates risk of spraying and marking* Less desire to roam and therefore less likely to be injured in fights or auto accidents* Reduces the number of unwanted dogs and cats* Helps the animal live a longer and healthier lifeFemales-spaying* Helps the animal live longer and healthier life* Risk of cancers-mammary gland tumors, ovarian and uterine cancer is greatly reduced* Reduces the number of unwanted dogs and cats* No heat cycles so males will not be attracted* Less of a desire to roam

    • Neutering is the easiest and most effective method. The only reason to consider hormone treatment is if it is a valuable breeding dog and even then "collection" is typicaly do and the dog neutered.