The concern is that a cracked heat exchanger could allow exhaust gas from the furnace to contaminate the household air with carbon monoxide. In order for this to happen, the furnace must be producing high levels of carbon monoxide AND the exhaust gas must be mixing with the household air.
RIMADYL (pronounced âRim-a-dillâ) is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) approved by the FDA for once-or twice-daily dosing to relieve the pain and inflammation in the joints of dogs with arthritis. Pain medications that help manage arthritis pain in people â like aspirin â can be toxic to dogs.
Rimadyl gets a bad rap when it comes to the liver because there can be the odd dog that can get serious liver complications within a short time of starting Rimadyl. It is quite rare. In 14 years of practice I can recall seeing one dog who had a serious liver related reaction to Rimadyl.n a case like this where we have elevated liver enzymes and some mild non specific symptoms like lethargy and increased thirst and urination then I'd usually be giving my clients a few options. The first would be to keep on the Denamarin and recheck the liver enzymes in a few more weeks.