Alaskan how long can a dog live with liver ascites? Among the dogs of the u>breed, the dog is the most handsome in appearance, because Alaska has a strong body, and has an excellent personality. It is also gentle towards small animals and humans, so many families I love raising Alaskans. So if Alaska is sick, can you still live with liver ascites?

      Ascites is one of the more common diseases in Alaska. There are many reasons for ascites in Alaska, but it is not a separate disease, and is usually caused by many diseases. Just like liver cirrhosis, heart and lung problems will appear ascites. The most common one is cirrhosis. At this time, the blood flow in the liver will be blocked, and then the portal venous pressure will gradually increase. At this time, the water in the blood vessels will enter the abdominal cavity, and the liver cannot synthesize it. More protein is produced, so that the blood in the blood will drop, and eventually water will flow into the abdominal cavity and all parts of the body. Dog ascites cannot heal on its own. You must go to the hospital to check whether it is caused by liver cirrhosis, heart and lung problems, or low protein, and then you can find a treatment plan.

        Many parents also ask, can Alaska survive with liver ascites? How long can you live? Short-term survival is still possible, but the specific survival time is mainly related to its own situation and the owner's care. If the dog's own physical fitness is good, and the liver ascites is still in the early stage and the owner takes care of it properly, In this case, it can usually be cured.

         Therefore, after a dog has a disease, parents must not give up treatment first. Sometimes it seems a serious disease, but if you take care of it properly, it can still be cured by treatment. It may cost more, but the dog will be very grateful to you.