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Homemade dog food questions by A. Brain
I am a big fan of feeding dogs homemade food, including what used to be called "table scraps". Having just adopted a wonderful young Tibetan Terrier from the local SPCA, now placed with my elderly mom, we are working on a diet for her. The stew Mom made for her other dogs included onions, which...
May 14th 08 02:40 PM
by Melinda Shore Go to last post
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Heartworm Preventative Initial Puppy Dose by Joe Johnston
Puppies as old as *how many weeks or months* can safely be given their first heartworm preventative (I use ivermectin) without first testing for circulating heartworm microfilaria ? Joe
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May 14th 08 12:44 PM
by Melinda Shore Go to last post
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When to measure Thyroxine level after taking drug by Polly Filler
I have a approximately 10 year old male cocker spaniel who is taking Thyroxine for a thyroid problem. The vet said he would measure the thyroxine level 3 hours after the drug was taken. Is this the correct time to do this? I have read on various internet resources that it should be 4-6 hours. The...
May 14th 08 01:01 AM
by Dave[_7_] Go to last post
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Could This Be Arthritis? by Cartrivision1
I have a male dachshund, age 14 1/2 years. He is diabetic and had surgery for a ruptured disc a couple/few years ago. He recovered from that quickly. He has always been active as I take him for long walks daily as weather permits. He has been having symptoms of canine dementia for the last year...
May 13th 08 01:31 PM
by Janet Boss Go to last post
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English Bulldog by dogheaven
Hi. My friend wanted me to come over and take pictures of her new dog, she kept at me and I really felt like this was becoming a pain. I finally went over. I had never seen an English Bulldog befor and what a doll Skidder is. Here is a link to a small slide show. This dog...
May 12th 08 08:03 PM
by dogheaven Go to last post
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OFA who should pay? by Gestalt77@gmail.com
Hope you can help me with this. I promised the breeder of my dog that when he reached two years of age I would get his hips and elbows x- rayed and the films read and rated by the experts at OFA. I just found out that this would cost me roughly $700! Ouch! Since the information provided by OFA...
May 11th 08 09:06 PM
by Janet Boss Go to last post
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You're not gonna believe what my friend's dog did by Roger Stevenson
First let me say that it's really awesome to see a place that appreciates the importance of properly training your dog and has such love and compassion for dogs. You guys will definitely be seeing me around here more often :-) There's this dog park I go to every weekend and I've been trying...
May 10th 08 04:43 AM
by Roger Stevenson Go to last post
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Any trainers? by dogheaven
We are thinking about teaching our dog the trick we see on T.V. you throw something off a running dock and the dog jumps into the water for the item. Then they are judge on far the jump was. Our dog is german shepherd , collie and he loves to swim and he runs very fast. We have the pond but dont...
May 9th 08 10:48 PM
by Sue and Atty Go to last post
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amazing health tips for a lifetime by n3hl7oyf
Hello, Glad to find your site. In this occassion I would like to share extraordinary tips about health. It is a very effective way how to keep our health from Pennasia Normalization. - Lie on back without a pillow in anatomic position, namely: feet in straight position, hands are beside body...
May 8th 08 09:12 AM
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Pug Seizures and Inflammatory Bowl Disease by Jason8
I've seen a few posts about natural diets for pets and I agree they are good. We actually found one food in Canada that is dried buffalo and a few vegetables mixed it. Then our Pug got Inflammatory Bowl Disease (IBD) so we put her on The White Diet: White Fish and White Rice. This is to make sure...
May 7th 08 07:32 PM
by Baxter Go to last post
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May 5th 08 02:25 PM
by smartone Go to last post
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Can anyone give me a suggestion? by gtr5411
My dog got both heartworm and ticks fever at the same time and now being taken medicine .He get thinner and thiner as he not willing to eat any food although I gave him meat and chicken.He got thiner and thiner and I dont think he cant affort more than 1 weeks. So what can I do with him? I know it...
May 5th 08 10:27 AM
by dogheaven Go to last post
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The tail saga continues by Janet Boss
Bandaging every other day will not be a problem. I've gotten REALLY good at bandaging, because I've already had to do it many times over! Yesterday, I was going to be gone all day (7.5 hours) and decided that with the tail issue, Marcie was better off crated (she has not been crated in weeks)....
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May 2nd 08 11:26 PM
by Janet Boss Go to last post
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Survey, what is your relationship with animals? by biophilesurvey@gmail.com
Please take 10-15 mnutes of your time to be an anonymous participant in a research project that I am performing for school. You will be asked to answer a series of question and view up to 4 short video clips upon which some of the questions are based. The research involves the level of...
May 1st 08 08:05 AM
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Vet Pet Insurance by Khushbu Malik
Hello, Vet pet insurance is not only good for your pet but for yourself too. The trend of having vet pet insurance is increasing day by day. Visit the below link for more details about vet pet insurance. http://vet-petinsurance.blogspot.com/ Vet pet insurance is necessary. Vet bills can mount...
April 29th 08 12:56 PM
by Khushbu Malik Go to last post
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May I help you carry this out? by NaturalLawEnforcement@protectanimals.com
HOWEDY racetrack silly, you pathetic miserable stinkin rotten lyin animal murderin punk thug coward active accute chronic life-long incurable malignant maliciHOWES MENTAL CASE and shelter / rescue FRAUD an SCAM ARTIST, "sighthounds & siberians" wrote in...
April 29th 08 12:42 AM
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Looking for owners of pets with serious illness for a story (in NewYork City, please) by storyteller
Hi, I’m a graduate student at Columbia Univ. Journalism School writing an article about pets, particularly cats and dogs, who have serious illnesses. I’m looking for pet owners whose either cats or dogs have either of the following: 1. cancer or leukemia 2. diabetes
April 27th 08 09:12 PM
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prevention and recovery of paralysis by apzc18ti[_2_]
Hands or legs indicate blood flow to the parts is not optimal. Nevertheless, the main cause is not certainly same. • In numb hands, the cases are mostly found as follows; • As a result of scapula case, disturbance of over lactic acid • Obstruction of blood track surrounding armpits and elbows. •...
April 26th 08 06:55 AM
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Prevention and rrecovery of kidney pain by n1x5icbk[_2_]
Kidney is an important organ for a human. It functions to filter blood, clean impurity and liquid carried by blood, then disposed through bladder. Yet, substance is still needed by body, and then is returned again into blood flow. Here are some good advices probably for you: What needs preventing...
April 26th 08 02:14 AM
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tail woes by Janet Boss
Back on April 2, Marcie injured her tail. Little blood sprays, we used spray bandage and all seemed fine with few repeats. The last week, she's been licking it a lot again and it started to look worse, so off to the vet. Now shaved and treated and bandaged (and rebandaged thanks to both of...
April 25th 08 12:46 AM
by Janet Boss Go to last post
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