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Quote: Originally Posted by notanumber OK!!! Frick, after about 30 minutes of fiddling I finally got the dang thing uploaded. Hope it helps! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rn7xVitGV8c WOW!!! that is fantastic!! Both of you are so in sync that I am at awe with this! You do have a slight advantage though. You have a big honking tube of goop. The tube I have looks to be the size of the squeezy thing/applicator that you have. I want to that you...

Its every three years here as well...but they go every year for a check up.

The same reason they claim he needs a booster every year.... Most likely, its routine. Its gone on so long that vaccines are administered yearly, that it has become the norm. They have probably tied it in with his b-day, because its an easy reminder. My vet doesnt send me reminders anymore. They know, when spring comes, I'll be calling them to have blood drawn.

It's time that you start feeding these pups 4 times a day. Soak some puppy kibble in warm water then mash it so it's like porrage(sp). You'll want to have enough pans to feed only 2 pups out of each pan and you'll want make sure the pups get at least 3/4 of a cup each 4 times a day. You can add a bit of puppy milk if you find the pups won't eat without it. But each meal put less puppy milk in until your not using any...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hudsons~Mom I would just wrap it in a light gauze, poly it before and keep an eye on it forsure. I wouldnt walk him today...just keep him quite and let the wound heal a bit. Good luck and keep us posted. OHHH P.S. Peroxide works great in getting blood out of the carpet...I also have cream carpets and it worked GREAT when Hudson cut his leg. It's actually 7pm here now so we haven't been out today....

Hope your not offened as that was not my intentions. I simply need someone who has experienced this dreadful condition and as far as vets are concerned many are just out to make a fast buck. It was myself who had diagnosed this condition to one vet who chose to tell me different and then treated these dogs with a steriod, from what i have read this is fatal for any dog with this condition as it lowers the dogs immune system even more. I then...

Quote: Originally Posted by fairlight WOW!!! that is fantastic!! Both of you are so in sync that I am at awe with this! You do have a slight advantage though. You have a big honking tube of goop. The tube I have looks to be the size of the squeezy thing/applicator that you have. I want to that you soooo much for this video! Thanks! Glad it could help. I would put a glove on if using your finger, or wash your hands for a full minute before...

Neither. I titer, at least for distemper and parvo, before revaccinating. Bogey hasn't need either one for 6 years! But, I wouldn't just assume - I would titer. I do rabies every three years, don't due lepto or ghiardia (sp?) and do bordatella every 6 months.

Quote: Originally Posted by OnyxsMom In a world where shots would only last a year, yes, a year from his last. Jeez why are they jumping the gun then!! lol and even noticed my vets # on caller ID!!

Quote: Originally Posted by FairyDogMother hahahaha we need a video demonstration of you and Orson doing Rx at home I want to see you climbing on top of him with the tiny golden tube of goo! hahahaha Ha ha, I want to see this too