Thread: Denali allergy results

I am so happy for this news! Never underestimate or rule out holisitc medicines. So many will put on blinders and not even bother to listen. It's quite possible with Misty's new life change of less stress and the moving of the crate, plus raw, plus a holistic approach she is well on her way of becoming a happy healthy dog again. Good job!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by JennaSotomayor The results just came back ffrom the pathologist- she has an agressive malignant spindle cell tumor- we are going in to talk to the vet about what can be done at this point. Thanks for all your concern- I'll keep you updated. I'm sorry to hear this result One of our foster homes just went through chemo with their 8 or 10 yr old boy and he did great and is back to normal now. It wasn't...

Quote: Originally Posted by Maliraptor It can happen for excitement, also. Draco was an excitement dribbler as a puppy. I kind of like this explanation and guidelines- http://www.clickandtreat.com/webart105.htm that was a great artical thank you so much...I will try those tips in there for sure!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by saluki-sue You don't stop it, Nalla will stop it as she gets older and more confident. The best thing you can do is do all of your greetings outdoors, don't bend over her but instead squat down or kneel down to her and have friends do the same. Praise her tons for being out going and don't clean up in front of her or she'll think it's her job to pee for you. Mostly just give her time, it...

Quote: Originally Posted by golden&hovawart OK,so the gastropexy stops the dog(at least,we hope) from twisting but bloat could always be a problem and the dog will still suffer and might,still,go through surgery?. Bloat could still be a problem, yes. Surgery is unlikely to be necessary with bloat without torsion. When my own dog had it, they sedated him, put him on lines for pain and fluids, tubed him to empty the gas buildup, watched...

She could have a bout of puppy vaginitis. They will usually try to treat with antibiotics, but will likely only truely be resolved with a spay. Make sure you have a fecal float done to check for parasites. Good luck tomorrow.

Quote: Originally Posted by OnyxsMom For her belly, you can start by giving her a small dose of pepto to try and sooth her tummy. I would also give her some Nutrical to get something into her. Give her a day to settle her tummy, and then try various appetite stimulants. There are quite a few things you can try, but im having a blond moment and cant seem to remember anything. Im sure someone will chime in and fill them in. The vet did an xray...

Quote: Originally Posted by ffa=life has anyone ever heard of an australian shepherd bloating? Not one that I know personally but talking to a few of my customers, one person said she had an aussie puppy (about the same age as Mason was) bloat once. Thankfully, hers didn't flip and they were able to save him. That's the only one I've ever heard of.

Quote: Originally Posted by dsandman I was asked to foster a golden with this condition, they have an extra sack where food and water get stuck...they then vomit it. Feeding and drinking in an upright position helps everything go down. Other than food and water , they live a very normal life..... Yep, but they are two very important staples!! lol

Quote: Originally Posted by FairyDogMother It is looking better and very glad it wasn't on the bottom on his paw!!! I'm glad it wasn't on his paw too - they are so hard to heal. Poppy still licks it if she gets the chance - and Harvey lets her