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DOG IBS-IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, And Treatments
By Mike Clark
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Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in dogs is a condition that causes inflammation in the lining of the bowels resulting in upset of the stomach or intestines. It’s usually chronic and can lead to symptoms like nausea, upset stomach, or diarrhea.
Though the cause of IBS in canines isn’t always known, there are several possible factors that may affect the condition, including diet, allergies, bowel obstruction, or stress.
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If you see the signs of IBS in your dog, you must consult your veterinarian for advice on how to treat and manage it. Here’s what you should know about the symptoms, causes, and treatments for IBS in dogs.
Symptoms Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome In Dogs
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Symptoms of IBS in dogs generally appear in relation to the digestive system. These symptoms may come and go, but they tend to appear frequently and chronically.
Some IBS symptoms such as diarrhea and nausea are common issues that appear with other diseases and conditions, so you’ll need to consult your vet for a diagnosis and treatment.
Here are some symptoms that appear with IBS in dogs:
Frequent diarrhea
Mucus in feces
Nausea and vomiting
Depression or lethargy
Discomfort when lying on the belly
Loss of appetite and weight loss
Abdominal pain and sensitivity to touch near the abdomen
Constipation
Bloating
Causes Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome In Dogs
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The causes of IBS in dogs aren’t always known, and some flare ups can occur seemingly without a trigger.
Inflammation of the walls of the digestive tract is the general cause of the symptoms of IBS, but there are many factors that can aggravate the condition.
Here are several causes of IBS and its recurring symptoms:
Stress and anxiety
Fiber deficiency
Allergies or food intolerance
Bacterial infection
Tumors in the digestive tract
Impactions, constipation, and bowel obstruction
Overeating
Antibiotics
Any change, irritation, or disturbance in the digestive system
Treatments For Irritable Bowel Syndrome In Dogs
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Because the symptoms of IBS in dogs are often associated with other diseases and conditions, you’ll need to see your vet for tests and proper diagnosis before beginning treatment.
The treatment of IBS usually aims at reducing exposure to the causes associated with worsening symptoms.
For example, stress and anxiety are known factors that aggravate the condition. Taking steps to reduce anxiety or causes of stress in your dog’s environment can go a long way in preventing symptoms from occurring.
If there is an underlying medical issue such as an infection or tumor, that will also need to be treated accordingly.
Medication can be prescribed to alleviate symptoms. Antispasmodic medications help to calm the stomach and intestines, and anti-diarrhea drugs can help your dog pass solid stool.
There are also medications to treat bloating, gas, and constipation. You may want to ask your veterinarian about more natural solutions that reduce inflammation, as well.
Generally, continued treatment of IBS involves dietary changes. Diets that are high in fiber help maintain normal function of the digestive tract.
Dogs who have IBS should not be fed table scraps and food specifically for humans, as these can be hard on the digestive system. Having a source of fresh water will also help digestive function, as well as replacing fluids that may have been lost through diarrhea or vomiting.
Your veterinarian will be able to help you come up with a dietary plan that is right for your dog.
Does your dog suffer from IBS? How do you keep symptoms under control? Let us know in the comments below!
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Monday, 29 June 2020
MY FRIST KARATE TOURNAMENT _SYTL _SAY YES TO LIFE KARATE FOR MENTAL HEALTH INTERNATIONAL ONLINE TOURNAMENT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 27_28 th JUNE 2020
Gōjū-ryū (剛柔流), Japanese for "hard-soft style", is one of the main traditional Okinawan styles of karate, htfeaturing a combination of hard and soft techniques. Both principles, hard and soft, come from the famous martial arts book used by Okinawan masters during the 19th and 20th centuries, the Bubishi (Chinese: 武備志; pinyin: Wǔbèi Zhì).[1] Gō, which means hard, refers to closed hand techniques or straight linear attacks; jū, which means soft, refers to open hand techniques and circular movements. Gōjū-ryū incorporates both circular and linear movements into its curriculum, combining hard striking attacks such as kicks and close hand punches with softer open hand circular techniques for attacking, blocking, and controlling the opponent, including joint locks, grappling, takedowns, and throws.
I practice Gojo Ryu at Gésar Karate based at Fry Street; Holsworthy ;Devon which is a small club running for more than 10 years around Holsworthy. The classes offered are a mixture of kata;Kumite;self defense and fitness training.
Both my Sensi s Hjalmar Dentlinger ..Facebook Link_ https://m.facebook.com/gesarkarate/?tsid=0.055723240705881416&source=result and Sensi Dan Hunt help with adapting my Karate due to murder neurological problem which affects my balance and my small vessel disease of the brain which affects my cognitive skills like memory.
I saw posted on on Gesar Karate Facebook page about an online International Kata competition being held by SYTL _SAY YES TO LIFE KARATE __https://m.facebook.com/SYTLKarate/
So inspired by its support to raise money and awareness for mental health i registered myself to take part as a competitor in the pre recorded kata and the live Tournament in the Vets _over 35 years old immediate division.
This was my very frist ever Karate tournament i wanted to see how I could push my limits .
The process required me to learn and perform two Gojo _Ryu katas I choose Gekisai Ich and Saifa.
Saifa was the more challenging of the two as I have done this kata a couple of times but it was good to test my memory skills due to fact I have Small Vessel Disease of The Brain which affects my cognitive skills like memory plus my mobility is hampered by my neurological the that affects my balance.
Live Tournament Day
Saturday
I had to sign on to the zoom link given and then bow in around 11am.I asked my step son Shane to be my cameraman to film my kata for the live segments ,I was not due to go on until after 2pm so I had my dinner and relaxed a little.
Then I signed in and awaited my final against David Horn SYTL Gojo Ryu Karate in the D2@D3 Intermediate and advanced 5th to 1th kyu .
I admit my nerves were building up and we had a few camera issue s until we figured out of was better view from the back camera if the tablet.
Then I did not have a red or blue belt as is standard in competition but my yellow belt was accepted by the judges as ok.As I was Red
I bowed then
I had give second s to announce my kata then perform it all the way to the end,
I did my first kata Gekisai Ich and I messed it up a bit
Then awaited the Judges decision as Davd Horn Blue had performed his Kara before me.
I was then informed by the Judge s that I had got a SILVER Medal and due to the gap between belt grades as David is 3rd Brown Belt I think it was deemed not necessary to do a second kata
AS in all competitions or tournaments the Judges decision is final and a fair decision .
I also entered the pre recorded kata section but the standard was very high.
I later watched The LipinSki Cup
A live open final All Kata Styles Completion
A very enjoyable and excellent standard s of karate katas.
Then I attended the medal ceremony
For my very first experience of what a karate competition is like I can say it was worth challenging myself and pushing my limits I can truly say to any over karate students thinking of giving it a try please do,just remember I did it and I am 58 years old.
Thank s
SENSI PAUL BATTERS
ALL MY FELLOW ONLINE TOURNAMENT COMPETITORS
SENSI HJALMAR DENTLINGER
SENSI DAN HUNT
SYTL -SAY YES TO LIFE KARATE
GESAR KARATE
SHANE THOMPSON
YOUR S
MARK ANTONY RAINES
2ND GREEN BELT
GESAR KARATE
HOLSWORTHY
DEVON
I practice Gojo Ryu at Gésar Karate based at Fry Street; Holsworthy ;Devon which is a small club running for more than 10 years around Holsworthy. The classes offered are a mixture of kata;Kumite;self defense and fitness training.
Both my Sensi s Hjalmar Dentlinger ..Facebook Link_ https://m.facebook.com/gesarkarate/?tsid=0.055723240705881416&source=result and Sensi Dan Hunt help with adapting my Karate due to murder neurological problem which affects my balance and my small vessel disease of the brain which affects my cognitive skills like memory.
I saw posted on on Gesar Karate Facebook page about an online International Kata competition being held by SYTL _SAY YES TO LIFE KARATE __https://m.facebook.com/SYTLKarate/
So inspired by its support to raise money and awareness for mental health i registered myself to take part as a competitor in the pre recorded kata and the live Tournament in the Vets _over 35 years old immediate division.
This was my very frist ever Karate tournament i wanted to see how I could push my limits .
The process required me to learn and perform two Gojo _Ryu katas I choose Gekisai Ich and Saifa.
Saifa was the more challenging of the two as I have done this kata a couple of times but it was good to test my memory skills due to fact I have Small Vessel Disease of The Brain which affects my cognitive skills like memory plus my mobility is hampered by my neurological the that affects my balance.
Live Tournament Day
Saturday
I had to sign on to the zoom link given and then bow in around 11am.I asked my step son Shane to be my cameraman to film my kata for the live segments ,I was not due to go on until after 2pm so I had my dinner and relaxed a little.
Then I signed in and awaited my final against David Horn SYTL Gojo Ryu Karate in the D2@D3 Intermediate and advanced 5th to 1th kyu .
I admit my nerves were building up and we had a few camera issue s until we figured out of was better view from the back camera if the tablet.
Then I did not have a red or blue belt as is standard in competition but my yellow belt was accepted by the judges as ok.As I was Red
I bowed then
I had give second s to announce my kata then perform it all the way to the end,
I did my first kata Gekisai Ich and I messed it up a bit
Then awaited the Judges decision as Davd Horn Blue had performed his Kara before me.
I was then informed by the Judge s that I had got a SILVER Medal and due to the gap between belt grades as David is 3rd Brown Belt I think it was deemed not necessary to do a second kata
AS in all competitions or tournaments the Judges decision is final and a fair decision .
I also entered the pre recorded kata section but the standard was very high.
I later watched The LipinSki Cup
A live open final All Kata Styles Completion
A very enjoyable and excellent standard s of karate katas.
Then I attended the medal ceremony
For my very first experience of what a karate competition is like I can say it was worth challenging myself and pushing my limits I can truly say to any over karate students thinking of giving it a try please do,just remember I did it and I am 58 years old.
Thank s
SENSI PAUL BATTERS
ALL MY FELLOW ONLINE TOURNAMENT COMPETITORS
SENSI HJALMAR DENTLINGER
SENSI DAN HUNT
SYTL -SAY YES TO LIFE KARATE
GESAR KARATE
SHANE THOMPSON
YOUR S
MARK ANTONY RAINES
2ND GREEN BELT
GESAR KARATE
HOLSWORTHY
DEVON
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