Furland

10/12/2022

The Pawlogist is giving away free pet goodies to pet parents 🧡🖤
We'll make sure to brighten up your pet's new year!

We will be giving away awesome pet accessories as a gift to the first 5 winners! You can win by these three steps:
1. Like our page www.facebook.com/thepawlogist
2. Share this post on your wall
3. Post a photo of your pet on this post

The most adorable pets will be awarded free gifts. It could be a high-quality food bag, scratch post, leash/collar, grooming product, pet bed, and much more! We have a huge variety of high-quality products waiting for your pet!

Winners will be announced on January 1st, 2023 ✨

10/12/2022

The Pawlogist is offering 24/7 door-to-door checkups & vaccinations this winter ✨
**Lahore Only **

We serve with heart and try to provide the best healthcare service for your furry friends.
Your animal is treated by reliable and certified animal health experts.

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day & 365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

15/11/2022

Meet Koda & Hillary Fluff - The best friends forever 🧡🖤

Behavior for life. Big or small, we train them all!
We are the Pawfect Trainers with 100% Pawsitive reinforcement techniques.

Building better trainers through education.

Hire a positive canine expert & get life-lasting results with a much more confident & regimen dog.

Help us educate the community ✨

15/11/2022

She isn't happy with her grooming sessions!
One of our most spoiled customers ever. She's the most dramatic & loveable

10/11/2022

We were called around 6 in the morning by a lady who was worried about her dog being severely sick. She said she had to leave out of town and she can not bring him to us. We immediately rushed to the client's premises to inspect the dog.
The dog was quite aged & was in very bad shape. Once inspected we found a million ticks on the dog. This poor boy was having chronic tick fever.

The disease has 3 stages – acute, subclinical, and chronic. The acute stage occurs 1-3 weeks after the dog is bitten by an infected tick. This stage is usually mild. During this stage, the dog will seem tired, decreased appetite, and sometimes fever.
In the subclinical stage, the bacteria hide from the immune system in the spleen so the dog seems normal. A dog can stay in this state for months or even years. Despite the normal clinical appearance, a blood test may show some changes in the CBC, such as a mild decrease in the platelet count.
In the chronic stage, the dog will show clinical signs again. These may be fever, tiredness, inappetence, and paleness. We might also see hemorrhages or hematomas as a result of the decrease in platelet count. Diagnosis is never based on a single finding but on several tests.

Based on the severity of the dog's condition we had to board him at our center for a speedy recovery. Luckily the dog is slowly curing the fever. He has gone through a blood transfusion & is on regular medications for his fever, tiredness & paleness. This poor boy has a very less amount of platelets which might take longer to get him back to normal living.

Don't take ticks & fleas for granted! Dogs diagnosed and treated early for tick fever generally recover well, with few complications. In some cases, lifelong immunity will occur after the infection has been cleared.

Feel free to hit us up anytime you observe a health issue with your pet.
We serve with heart and try to provide the best healthcare service for your furry friends.
Your animal is treated by reliable and certified animal health experts.

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day & 365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

10/11/2022

We serve with heart and try to provide the best healthcare service for your furry friends.
Your animal is treated by reliable and certified animal health experts.

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day & 365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

10/11/2022

We provide state-of-the-art professional grooming services at your door steps.

Services include:
Medicated Bath
Flea & Tick Treatment
Hair Trimming & Neatening
Hair Knot & Deshedding Treatment
Show Grooming & Coat Polish
Dental Cleaning

Only in Lahore City - We only work on advance appointments

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day & 365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

10/11/2022

We had to revisit our adorable little client for regular checkups and moleskin ear coning. She clearly is making very promising progress with her ears.

German Shepherds are born with their ears down. They should have their ears up before they reach 4-5 months of age. Some puppies have their ears up by 4 weeks of age. If their ears are not up by 4-5 months of age, they need to be posted. Floppy ears are common while your German Shepherd is teething, which usually ends between 16 and 20 weeks. By then, the cartilage in the ear has become hard and strong enough for the ear to stand permanently.

If you are facing the same difficulty with your GSD's ears don't forget to hit us up to get them coned or taped immediately.

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day & 365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

10/11/2022

We received a call from a very dear friend who had quality aseel's at their farm. The owner was concerned about their illness for the past many weeks.
As we observed the birds we came to know that their beautiful aseels were having Fowl Typhoid.

Clinical signs in chicks and poults include anorexia, diarrhea, dehydration, weakness, and high mortality. In mature fowl, FT and PD are manifested by decreased egg production, fertility, hatchability and anorexia, and increased mortality.
The causal agent of fowl typhoid is Salmonella enterica Gallinarum.

Fowl typhoid and pullorum disease can be transmitted orally (e.g., in food and water or by cannibalism) and via the respiratory tract. The causative organisms may also enter the body at other sites, such as in wounds.
Within a flock, fowl typhoid is spread by bird-to-bird contact as well as through cannibalism of infected carcasses, wound contamination, and f***l contamination of feed, water, and litter. In addition, the bacteria can spread to chicks in the egg, as when eggs come from a contaminated hatchery.

How do you vaccinate fowl for typhoid?
The dose is 0.2 ml per fowl and is administered via the subcutaneous route. The preferred site is under the skin on the back of the neck midway between the head and the body and in a direction away from the head. Do not inject near the head. Do not inject into muscle tissue or the neck vertebra.

The Pawlogist stands with the animal community 24 hours a day &
365 days a year. You can hit us up anytime you have an emergency and we'll be there to help you out immediately.

Help us educate the community & help us save lives!

14/10/2022

- The Three Little Musketeers 🐶

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31/08/2022

We are looking around for cat rescuers or shelters that are in need of cat food. We won't charge anything but the offer only stays for rescues, strays & shelter cats. Feel free to hit us up through a DM.
Help us save lives✨

31/08/2022