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Title: Canine Health Q & A
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Users activity: 16 post per thread
Forum activity: 7 active threads during last week
 

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lg-ri
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12 wo puppy had reaction to shots
Published (2009-11-03 01:04:00)
Cat is the expert here - what *I* say is just based on what I have learned from other pet owners with dogs with cancer ... so we are ultra crazy, lol. Dont EVER let them give your dog so many shots at once. Seperate them as much as possible. & from here on in, once all puppy shots are done (after age 1 yr - although they do need a repeat Rabies at a year - a year after the 1st rabies, so thats usually about 14 - 15 months old) - after...
cl-catwoman_ri
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Is there something wrong w/my...
Published (2009-11-09 14:58:00)
I recommend taking him in to be checked by your vet - including bloodwork. There is nothing specific that is jumping out at me with his symptoms so it's best to have bloodwork done to rule out anything internal. Good luck!
stillkels
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apology
Published (2009-11-01 01:22:00)
Please accept my apologies for posting Sadie's website.? I did not realize that posting a site with updates and a donation button consituted spamming. I will make sure not to use this board help again.?I am just desperate to help my babygirl.? ?I hope all of your dogs recover from their various battles and wish you all the best. Ellen
racejunkie
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Oral or topical flea meds?
Published (2009-11-02 17:05:00)
Can I add a little side note too? We used to use K9 Advantix for a few years and then it stopped working for our two dogs. When?I spoke with others about it, some mentioned they also had the same problem. Not sure if the fleas are becoming immune to it in our area or not. We switched to Frontline and it seems to be working great. I live in FL and we have to use flea protection year round. You might want to ask others in your area that have...
boogabearzmom
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Is there something wrong w/my...
Published (2009-11-09 14:07:00)
I have a cocker spaniel who is almost 6 months old (on the 22nd of this month). I got him from a good friend who is also a breeder of CS's. Recently, this past month, my CS started panting a lot, out of normal, like he was thirsty. He has access to water at all times of the day, unless he's crated, which is rare, but even then I have someone come down several hours a day to let him out, feed, water, play, etc with him. When he does...
 

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Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-11-09 14:58:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
I recommend taking him in to be checked by your vet - including bloodwork. There is nothing specific that is jumping out at me with his symptoms so it's best to have bloodwork done to rule out anything internal. Good luck!
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Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-03 07:48:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
We do offer titers but they are kind of pricey for some people. The way the vaccine protocols are set up now the vaccines are pretty spaced out as it is and we just revised ours even more since my Dr. is on the holistic side - here is what we do: Da2lpp (no lepto for Dachshunds) - every 3 years (in puppies, they get their series of 3 and then the third one is good for 3 years) Rabies - ...
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Started 1 month ago (2009-10-07 12:29:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
Welcome to the board. The best things that you can do for a dog with her issues is to 1. keep her weight on the lower side so that joint impact is minimized and 2. keep her on the glucosamine/chondroiten supplement. The foods that have glucosamine in them generally do not have enough to be therapeutic, they are more for marketing purposes than anything. Another thing you can add is omega 3 ...
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Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-10-16 12:29:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
The latest research on Lyme is that 30 days should be sufficient for treating it. It is possible that she also has some arthritis that can be associated with lyme - is she on any supplements such as glucosamine/chondroiten? You can also try a little aspirin (no advil or tylenol), one adult tablet per 50 lb. If she seems really stiff, you should consult with your vet and possibly get ...
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Started 2 weeks ago (2009-10-28 14:14:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
It depends on if you want the medication to be just topical or if you want it to be systemic (into the body...) Capstar and Program (not even sure if they even still make Program) are pills that go into the body. Capstar works very fast and is great if you have an infestation. Frontline and Advantix are the topical ones that are guaranteed to be only topical and they both work very well, ...
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Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-01 12:06:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
We welcome you to post anytime if you need advice or moral support. It's just against iVillage terms of service to post asking for money/donations. If you are having financial troubles, you can check out www.imom.org or http://www.carecredit.com / Good luck, I hope your dog gets better!
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Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-22 20:27:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
OMG, I'm so sorry :( I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
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Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-11-09 14:58:00)  by cl-catwoman_ri
I recommend taking him in to be checked by your vet - including bloodwork. There is nothing specific that is jumping out at me with his symptoms so it's best to have bloodwork done to rule out anything internal. Good luck!
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