Is My Dog in Pain After Surgery? Yes … and You Can Help! | Tasha McNerney

Описание: Learn expert pain control tips to help your dog recover faster after surgery. Reduce stress, boost healing, and ensure comfort.

Certified veterinary pain practitioner Tasha McNerney talks about the importance of managing pain in dogs after surgery. She goes over common concerns pet parents have about pain meds, the risks of skipping them, and practical tips for ensuring a smooth recovery. From understanding how pain signals affect the brain to the benefits of preemptive pain control, this episode is packed with actionable advice.

Key Topics Covered:
• Why pain control is crucial for dogs post-surgery
• The risks of stopping pain medications too early
• How chronic pain can alter a dog’s behavior
• Preemptive pain management: Why it matters
• Recognizing signs of pain in your dog
• The role of nutrition in recovery
• Additional therapies like massage, acupuncture, and supplements

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Meet Tasha McNerney
02:15 Acute vs. Chronic Pain
04:00 Why Pain Meds
06:30 Untreated Pain
09:15 Sedation
11:45 Preventing Pain
14:00 Recognizing Pain
16:15 Behavioral Changes
18:45 Dogs with Cancer
20:15 Nutrition’s Healing Role
23:00 Eating Again
24:45 Acupuncture and Massage
25:30 Closing Thoughts and Resources

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