Dr.Y.Prashanth

30/11/2025

what's next ?
just wait for it

23/11/2025

🩸🩸 A tiny 900g puppy recently received a blood transfusion and is now doing well! 🐶❤️🩸🩸

09/11/2025

19/10/2025

Canine oro nasal fistula

19/10/2025

Foreign body obstruction

19/10/2025

Opthalmic manifestation of Canine vector borne disease.

11/10/2025

Meet Big Man the Dog, Santan! 🐶 From Day 1 to Day 60, his transformation has been nothing short of incredible.

and thrilled to share that Santan has successfully completed his first round of the Modified Madison Wisconsin Protocol. His face tells a story of perseverance, dedication of the owner, and everyone hope.

11/10/2025

prebiotics
prebiotics
postbiotics
and antibiotics

11/10/2025

Underrated topic in veterinary medicine

October 10 is World Mental Health Day. In veterinary medicine, mental health is essential. Long hours, emotional labor, financial stress, and compassion fatigue take a toll. This year, let’s normalize asking for help.

Let’s normalize rest.
Let’s normalize saying “I am not okay.”
Mental health is health.
Say it to your team.
Say it until it is understood.

This World Mental Health Day, let’s commit to making veterinary medicine a place where people can thrive, not just survive.

11/10/2025

Pet Safety Alert: Organophosphate Poisoning in Puppies

want to share an important experience to raise awareness.
A 7-month-old German Shepherd puppy recently suffered from organophosphate poisoning after exposure to a spray containing permethrin. Fortunately, with prompt veterinary care and treatment, the puppy recovered successfully!

🔹 Signs of poisoning include drooling, vomiting, weakness, difficulty breathing, and tremors.
🔹 Immediate action is crucial—if you suspect poisoning, seek veterinary help immediately.
🔹 Prevention: Always keep chemicals and insecticides out of reach of pets and use pet-safe products.

29/09/2025

Recently, I had an interesting case involving a Rottweiler that presented with severe intestinal abnormalities. Upon investigation, it was discovered that a garden ornament had become lodged in the dog's intestine, causing a blockage and significant distress, prompt diagnosis and surgical intervention, the obstruction was successfully removed, and the dog is now on the road to recovery.

This case highlights the importance of keeping small, non-edible objects out of reach of our curious pets. If your pets show signs of vomiting, abdominal pain, or lethargy, seek veterinary attention immediately.