No, but what is causing the fever could be the cause of the pain The opinions expressed here are solely those of the User. The opinions expressed here are solely those of the User.
Youâd better not feed your dogs with tomato sauce, as tomato sauce contains large amounts of sugar and salt, they are bad for dogâs health. In addition, tomato sauce contains a lot of acid can stimulate the stomach. In conclusion, dogs can eat ripe tomatoes in moderation but canât eat unripe tomatoes, stems and leaves.
Foods high in iron, protein and B vitamins (particularly vitamin B12) are essential in helping the production of red blood cells. I would avoid commercial dog food, especially generic brands, with the exception of high-quality pet food such as Royal Canin, Science Diet, Iams, and those that are high in iron. Milk Thistle which boosts hemoglobin levels. 2  crushed vitamin C tablets in your dog's food to help with iron absorption, approximately 500 mg a day, more for a larger dog. 3  geritol tablets to give the blood a bigger boost of iron and B vitamins. 4  phosphorus pellets which helps treat bleeding in anemic dogs.