Can Pancreatitis in dogs be spread from one pet to another? - pancreatitis & diabetes in dogs
We have taken our dog, a few months. Toward the end, he developed pancreatitis (among many other things, he has) in recent years, such as diabetes and epilepsy. We have) a new dog (dog and I'm cleaning the teeth with the toothbrush you use up on my other dog's teeth clean. I know it can be like a good idea, but never a toothbrush that often anyway. He was only 4 when we settled. Is it possible that pancreatitis can my dog to spread my ex-dog again with the same toothbrush? I prefer when a veterinarian, veterinary technician, or even someone with experience in biology could answer this question. Thank you.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Pancreatitis & Diabetes In Dogs Can Pancreatitis In Dogs Be Spread From One Pet To Another?
3 comments:
To the best of my knowledge, Panceatitis by a non-infectious agent. So no, not contagious.
Get a new toothbrush, moreover, how can it be expensive?
I'm almost 100% sure that pancreatitis is not contagious. Therefore, no one can from one dog to another move. but I would get a new toothbrush, I would like the teeth with the toothbrush of someone elses brush?
I would buy consult a veterinarian if the case goes to a new toothbrush and just to make sure
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