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Whippet with mystery illness by spinkydink
My sweet two year old male whippet was seen by the vet two weeks ago with a high fever - 105.5 degrees. He was lethargic, lacked appetite and had a stiff gait. He underwent x-rays, ultrasound and a barium series. A cbc indicated a high white count. He also received antibiotics and iv fluids. He...
July 9th 03 06:01 AM
by spinkydink Go to last post
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Osteosarcoma by Jim
Max had his second chemo today. This time it was doxyrubicyn (sp). First was Cisplastin. This was a breeze. He was full of energy running around (three legs) and very hungry. It was like he enjoyed it.
July 9th 03 07:23 AM
by Jim Go to last post
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Tick? by Michael K McCleary
I am currently house-sitting a cut little 12 year old beagle mix, and just found a black bump on his ear. I first thought it was a tick, but it seems to have hair growing from/through it. Is this a tick? It is black, the size of a pea, and has no inflammation around it. The pup's owners are in...
July 9th 03 03:45 PM
by Rosa Palmén Go to last post
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Have you seen this Petition? by Maggie
http://www.cdb.org/petition -- Bully4me
July 9th 03 04:57 PM
by Maggie Go to last post
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Help us get a dog park opened in Miami Beach (FL) by Charles Lavin
The North Beach Bark Park Project was established to help convince the City of Miami Beach (Florida) to open a Bark Park on the north side of the island. This is an area comprised mostly of multi-family buildings, with no open spaces where dogs can be legally off-leash. If you live in the North...
July 9th 03 06:30 PM
by Charles Lavin Go to last post
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How hot is too hot for dogs (at rest)? by Chas Jenkins
During the day, we have been keeping our two dogs (both approx. 7 years old--the boy is a lab/samoyed mix, 70 lbs; the girl is a bordie collie/shepherd mix, 60 lbs) in the garage. Plenty of water, nice clean smooth concrete floor, filtered light. Today I checked the thermometer in the garage: 85...
July 9th 03 08:59 PM
by Chas Jenkins Go to last post
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My dog had to have her leg amputated. Any info/advice? by kristen
My 8 year old GSD/mutt mix had to have ler right front leg amputated on July 1st. A lumber truck accidentally backed up over her paw. She only broke one bone, but tore the tissues and ligaments in her paw to pieces. Has anyone had experience with this? She had the surgery on 7/1, she came home...
July 9th 03 11:15 PM
by Michelle Go to last post
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aspirin or remidyl? by Dave
Rimadyl is more powerful than aspirin, and can be very effective for arthritis. It's definitely worth the money. Six years ago our dog Sherman, a Basset/Corgi mix, had arthritis. Aspirin didn't work, but with Rimadyl he had another 5 years of comfortable walking. One potential problem with Rimadyl...
July 10th 03 10:59 AM
by buglady Go to last post
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Suggestions for fly problem? by Brian Henderson
It's that time of year again and the flies are out in force this year and going after the ears of two of my dogs. I feel really sorry for them and wish there was some way to really keep the flies off but every product I've used has offered very temporary relief (less than an hour most of the time)...
July 10th 03 12:34 PM
by Phyll Go to last post
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Canine Duodenum by buglady
"vb" wrote in message ... My weimeraner is recovering from GDV (bloat) caused by an obstruction, she also had a fold develop in her duodenum. Ii would like more information on the canine duodenum, .......I don't know if this will be useful to you but...
July 10th 03 01:45 PM
by vb Go to last post
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correct teeth formation, German shepherd by Teresa
Try this site: http://www.dentalvet.com/patients/orthodontics/pet_orthodontics.htm with Pictures!! Teresa "Scott" wrote in message ...
July 10th 03 09:57 PM
by Scott Go to last post
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Significance of overbite? by bentcajungirl
I looked at a 6 wk old puppy last night. Boston Terrier. Female. Her head was disproportionatley large in relation to the rest of her body. The dam and sire had this trait also. Or maybe it is just a Boston trait. Her little bite was disturbing. Her lower jaw was at least 5-6mm...
July 11th 03 05:21 AM
by Rene Go to last post
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Rottweilers by Ripcurlsurf
See rottys.net for any information about Rottweilers. Includes an online forum http://www.rottys.net
July 11th 03 06:11 AM
by Ripcurlsurf Go to last post
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Staph & Bath? by Channeledbymodem
Greetings, I have a cocker who is recovering from a small staph infection on his jowl. Is there any reason not to bathe him? And if so, is there any shampoo, conditioner etc. a groomer is likely to use that would be beneficial or undesirable? Thanks much, Ron
July 12th 03 09:39 AM
by Jo Wolf Go to last post
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Dog Aggressive German Shepherd by Rick
We have 4 German Shepherds in our family: two males and two females. The alpha leader is the senior female (and longest running member of the pack). The problem is with the two males. Both dogs were brought into the house at approximately the same time. Although one has assimilated into the...
July 12th 03 09:09 PM
by Rick Go to last post
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Problem with spayed puppy and un-neutered puppy. by M&M
Hi all, I have a question regarding spaying a female dog. A friend of mine spayed her 7 month old puppy and right after that the puppy lost control of her bladder. My friend and her husband been noticing that this puppy having bouts where she appears to be unable to control her bladder, like...
July 13th 03 01:13 AM
by Supergoof Go to last post
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Dealing with the loss of a pet... by Robert Shields
Do you think he went over a cliff or just ran away??? Is he Chipped??? name on a collar?? keep checking local dog pounds!!! never say never, maybe you'll be Lucky?????? rockandrollbadboy wrote: Not sure who to turn to with this. I am a southern California resident who has recently lost my...
July 13th 03 03:05 PM
by DAKA Go to last post
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Can't get weight off Dog by Gerry
She is a five year old Irish Water Spaniel who had to be spayed following a womb infection. She has put on too much weight. We have been making a great effort to restrict her to 'dog' food (mostly dry) for the past few months. We also foster 'rescue dogs' on an ongoing basis so she gets...
July 13th 03 05:28 PM
by GAUBSTER2 Go to last post
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Bathing A Dog.... by hi fi
Bathing a dog can be a messy experience, and in warm weather it's best done outdoors. Have a tub, or other container, half filled with warm (not hot!) water and keep plenty more ready for rinsing. Use a mild baby shampoo or dog shampoo, or whatever your vet recommends. Always study the...
July 13th 03 09:50 PM
by C A Brown Go to last post
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accupunture by Rosa Palmén
wrote in message ... Has anyone had any experience with accupunture as a means of treating dogs for chronic conditions? What kind of chronic conditions are you thinking of? My vet recommended acupuncture for my...
July 13th 03 11:31 PM
by Phyll Go to last post
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