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Old June 21st 05, 12:10 PM
vic
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Default maltezer knabbelt aan tenen.

ik heb recent en maltezer hondje geadopteerd uit het asiel,dit hondje
knabbelt aan zijn teentjes.
Volgens de dierenarts zou dit te wijten zijn aan een allergie, die bij
veel witte honden voorkomt; en is daar niet veel aan te doen.
Weet iemand hieromtrent raad, zodat dit stopt.

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Old June 23rd 05, 05:56 AM
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"vic" wrote in message
oups.com...
ik heb recent en maltezer hondje geadopteerd uit het asiel,dit hondje
knabbelt aan zijn teentjes.
Volgens de dierenarts zou dit te wijten zijn aan een allergie, die bij
veel witte honden voorkomt; en is daar niet veel aan te doen.
Weet iemand hieromtrent raad, zodat dit stopt.




Ik zou een hypo-allergenische voer proberen; vaak komt dit soort ding van
een allergy of overgevoeligheid voor het voer.

Folks, this poster has asked a question that I can read but with which I
cannot offer much help. If you folks will provide answers in English, I will
translate them back into the Dutch. The poster has asked about a Maltese
recently adopted from a shelter. It chews its toes, and the vet says that
this is an allergy that white dogs are prone to and that not much can be
done. I have suggested trying a hypoallergenic food, but that's all I could
think of. Suggestions for this poster?

--Katrina


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Old June 23rd 05, 06:39 AM
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On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 06:56:14 +0200 White Monkey whittled these words:

"vic" wrote in message
oups.com...
ik heb recent en maltezer hondje geadopteerd uit het asiel,dit hondje
knabbelt aan zijn teentjes.
Volgens de dierenarts zou dit te wijten zijn aan een allergie, die bij
veel witte honden voorkomt; en is daar niet veel aan te doen.
Weet iemand hieromtrent raad, zodat dit stopt.




Ik zou een hypo-allergenische voer proberen; vaak komt dit soort ding van
een allergy of overgevoeligheid voor het voer.


Folks, this poster has asked a question that I can read but with which I
cannot offer much help. If you folks will provide answers in English, I will
translate them back into the Dutch. The poster has asked about a Maltese
recently adopted from a shelter. It chews its toes, and the vet says that
this is an allergy that white dogs are prone to and that not much can be
done. I have suggested trying a hypoallergenic food, but that's all I could
think of. Suggestions for this poster?


Any veterinary acupuncturists available? That is probably where I would
look. There are veterinary dermatologists who may be able to learn what
the allergy is to. It isn't necessarily food. My parent's dog was
allergic to grass. Food allergies take a couple months to see if a change
in diet helps. Staphylococcal (Staph) infections of the skin are
common once the skin has been irritated by allergy. You have to control
that infection otherwise you will never know if continued irritation is
due to the allergy or the infection.


--
Diane Blackman
http://dog-play.com/
http://dogplay.com/Shop/dogplayshop.htm
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Old June 23rd 05, 10:19 AM
White Monkey
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Any veterinary acupuncturists available? That is probably where I would
look. There are veterinary dermatologists who may be able to learn what
the allergy is to. It isn't necessarily food. My parent's dog was
allergic to grass. Food allergies take a couple months to see if a change
in diet helps. Staphylococcal (Staph) infections of the skin are
common once the skin has been irritated by allergy. You have to control
that infection otherwise you will never know if continued irritation is
due to the allergy or the infection.
Diane Blackman
http://dog-play.com/
http://dogplay.com/Shop/dogplayshop.htm



Good advice! "Vic", how's your English? Should I translate this?
--Katrina


 




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