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[EX Q]: My active German Shepherd is making me a quick study on foot injuries. My dog split his nail, and unfortunately as it grew out, it continued to split. The vet had to remove the top hard cover of the nail exposing the quick. We kept it bandaged up, but allowed it to air out daily. It took about five or six days for the quick to grow a new hard cover. So it depends on the way it is broken. Right now, by dog has another broken nail, but it is a pretty clean break, and he isn't limping. Best of luck to you and your dog. Hope it all goes well. To remedy this, you'll need to ask your vet or groomer to trim those nails as close to the quick as possible, but a bit at a time, regardless of how long the nails are. This will cause the quick to gradually recede. One of my bitches moaned and cried and screamed for the first 12 hours at home, the next day she was down a rabbit hole! Just make sure the wound doesn't look inflamed and is clean, and of course your dog doesnt worry it. A few days will probably be all you need to take off. Hope she's fine with it all. Generally, dogs start feeling better within 48 hours. Total recovery takes some time, as the nail needs to re-grow so to completely cover the vulnerable quick. Generally, this takes 2 weeks according to Dr. Fiona. As your dog recovers, try to avoid walking him on rocks, sand, snow, or mud for about two weeks. Most average cats and dogs take  fourteen days for their incisions to heal. Side note: that’s about how long it takes for people to heal, too. One tip is to look at the nail where the cut is, if it is white you can cut 2mm; and if you see a black little circle in the middle you stop because next is the quick (it worked for me and my little huge nails). Author. Happy to hear this article on how to make a dog's nail recede was helpful to you. I use the fine 120 grit band. I dont use the stone. I use the instructional from one of the links here but obviously am still learning. Ive been doing them for a few months and this is the first time I hit the quick. Lesson learned, I wont be going so close anymore. How long do you think until she can start running on it again? Dogs who have experienced hot spots in the past may be more prone to developing them again. To reduce the risk of your dog developing hot spots repeatedly, make sure he stays on effective flea control, provide adequate exercise and play to reduce stress and boredom, and groom him regularly. If not, copy these instructions onto a recipe card and add it to your first aid kit for easy reference. 1  Before you start clipping the hair, cover the wound with K-Y. 2  Clip (or cut and shave) all the hair for one inch (2.5 centimetres) all around the wound. If your dog has long hair, shorten any hair that you think might cover or get stuck in the wound. Once the hair is clipped, use a gauze pad or two to wipe the jelly and the loose hair out of the wound. You know Scruffy is overdue for a pedicure when you hear his “click-clack” sound on your kitchen floor. When you fail to trim your dog's nails as frequently as needed, the quick grows along with ... Query: how long does it take for a dog's quick to heal
[EX A]: Generally, dogs start feeling better within 48 hours, total recovery takes some time, as the nail needs to re-grow so to completely cover the vulnerable quick and this takes 2 weeks.

[EX Q]: ATLAS: Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science: ATLAS: A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (experiment at the CERN physics laboratory) ATLAS: Advisory Team for Large Applications (UK) ATLAS: Assessment of Treatment with Lisinopril And Survival: ATLAS: Abbreviated Test Language for All Systems: ATLAS: Architecture and Tools for Linguistic Analysis Systems: ATLAS atlas. ( 1 Greek mythology) son of Iapetus and Clymene, war leader of the Titans ordered by the god Zeus to support the sky on his shoulders; father to Hesperides, the Hyades, and the Pleiades; king of the legendary Atlantis. ( 2 astronomy) a moon of Saturn. ( 3 astronomy) a crater in the first quadrant of the moon. ATLAS: A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (experiment at the CERN physics laboratory) ATLAS: Advisory Team for Large Applications (UK) ATLAS: Assessment of Treatment with Lisinopril And Survival: ATLAS: Abbreviated Test Language for All Systems: ATLAS: Architecture and Tools for Linguistic Analysis Systems: ATLAS: Argonne Tandem Linear Accelerator System: ATLAS Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software (software library) ATLAS: Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science: ATLAS: A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (experiment at the CERN physics laboratory) ATLAS: Advisory Team for Large Applications (UK) ATLAS: Assessment of Treatment with Lisinopril And Survival: ATLAS: Abbreviated Test Language for All Systems: ATLAS Definition; ATLAS: Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software (software library) ATLAS: Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science: ATLAS: A Toroidal LHC Apparatus (experiment at the CERN physics laboratory) ATLAS: Advisory Team for Large Applications (UK) ATLAS: Assessment of Treatment with Lisinopril And Survival: ATLAS Atlas definition: The definition of atlas is a book of maps or some type of information that includes pictures and/or tables and charts. (noun) An example of an atlas is a collection of road maps detailing each of the 50 states. ... Atlas. 1  Gr. Myth. a Titan compelled to support the heavens on his shoulders. 2  any person who carries a great burden. [ 3 a-] a book of maps: Atlas supporting the earth was often pictured on the front page of such books. a book of tables, charts, illustrations, etc. on a specific subject or subjects: an anatomical atlas. a book of maps: Atlas supporting the earth was often pictured on the front page of such books; a book of tables, charts, illustrations, etc. on a specific subject or subjects: an anatomical atlas [a-] Anat. the topmost vertebra of the neck; Archit. atlantes; Origin of Atlas The definition of atlas is a book of maps or some type of information that includes pictures and/or tables and charts. An example of an atlas is a collection of road maps detailing each of the 50 states. YourDictionary definition and usage example. Atlas. 1  Gr. 2  any person who carries a great burden. [ 3 a-] a book of maps: Atlas supporting the earth was often pictured on the front page of such books. [ 4 a-]Anat. the topmost vertebra of the neck. 5  Archit. atlantes. Query: atlas define
[EX A]: The definition of atlas is a book of maps or some type of information that includes pictures and/or tables and charts.

[EX Q]: The final diet mimicking the ketogenic diet, called the very low carbohydrate diet (VLCARB), consisted of 4% carbohydrates, 61% fats (20% saturated fat), and 35% protein. All subjects eat one of these equal-calorie diets for 8 weeks followed by a 4 week period in which they consumed the same diet. A “high fat, low carb” ketogenic diet has been shown to be more efficacious for weight loss than a low-fat diet and improved other serum markers such as a greater decrease in triglycerides and an greater increase in HDL cholesterol. If you are on a ketogenic or very low carb (VLC) diet (e.g. with 50-100gr carb/day and/or eating ketone producing MCT oils such as coconut oil), you may have a dilemma of having high Blood Glucose (BG) despite eating LC: If you are keto adapted, that is, your body is using ketones and even though you have sufficient insulin (say >5 microU/ml) your body tries to keep your BG higher than necessary, e.g. above 100-110 mg/dl. But the ketogenic (keto) diet, high in fat and low in carbs, can potentially change the way your body stores and uses energy, easing diabetes symptoms. With the keto diet, your body converts fat, instead of sugar, into energy. The diet was created in 1924 as a treatment for epilepsy, but the effects of this eating pattern are also being studied for type 2 diabetes. The ketogenic diet may improve blood glucose (sugar) levels while also reducing the need for insulin. If you are on a ketogenic or very low carb (VLC) diet (e.g. with 50-100gr carb/day and/or eating ketone producing MCT oils such as coconut oil), you may have a dilemma of having high Blood Glucose (BG) despite eating LC: If you are keto adapted, that is, your body is using ketones and even though you have sufficient insulin (say >5 microU/ml) your ... Many people ask: “Why is my fasting blood glucose higher on low carb?” Dozens of ketogenic and paleo forums have discussions on the issue. Some of the information flames fears, using unsubstantiated claims, that a low-carb diet could trigger diabetes rather than reverse it. Ketosis keeps your glucose at a stable steady rate all day via gluconeogenesis. In totally keto-adapted people, their glucose levels can be steadily low (4.5 mMol/L) compared to other people, (5.5 mMol/L) but the body always maintains a safe level so you don't go into a coma. As I've tried to explain (and Ravenrose also explained), the higher fasting number when on a ketogenic diet is a version of the 'dawn phenomenon' that many diabetics experience as the liver tries to keep our blood sugar levels from going too LOW during sleep. Do you know of any data showing high fasting blood sugar in ketogenic dieters? The only published data I am familiar with has shown ~10% lower fasting blood sugar in ketogenic dieters compared to normal dieters. well, as someone else said I'm not an endocrinologist so take this under. that heading.A blood glucose of 90 might be a little high in ketosis but maybe not. Blood glucose doesn't get as low as most people think and the body is really good at keeping blood glucose in the normal range (except for diabetics). Yeah, I might expect it to be a little bit lower if you were Query: how low can your blood glucose be on keto diet
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In totally keto-adapted people, their glucose levels can be steadily low to 4.5 mMol by L.

