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for your loss of brave Zoe and sweet SoulMan for your gain of Manny and Ruby for both of you Miss Jennie

She was one of the BEST. I'm so sorry she's gone Jennie

She looks like a most wonderful girl. Run free, sweetie, until your Mom sees you again across the Bridge Jennie

Are you sure his teeth are good? My girlie stopped eating kibble when her slightly bad teeth caused sores on her upper gums, so if you or your vet can get a really good luck in his mouth, I would suggest that. Jennie

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Here's a for that sweet face Jennie

Dehydration, infection, and possible temporary diabetic-like symptoms due to diet or lack thereof. A vet will be able to assess better. I have no words whatsoever for the "person" caring for this poor girlie . Miss Jennie

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What a perfect girlie. We miss you, pretty Breeze Miss Jennie

Poor Percy; I bet it hurts to eat. I think he'd be happier with no teefies, healthy gums and soft food Miss Jennie

Awwww, sweetie; she sounds like a wonderful friend. I'm so sorry she had to go Jennie

Can be fatal to dogs, found in some nut butters ... http://tinyurl.com/nqohsn4 Jennie

Thank you for including my hedgies Miss Jennie

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"The last thing he knew on this earth was love." Perfectly said. Thank you for that, Donna Jennie

I know some of you treat your houndies to tripe. There's been a recall of some types ... http://tinyurl.com/nkemn2p Jennie

I think I'll put this over in "Food" too, I want to make sure everyone sees it. Jennie

"I use good old Tripett canned" Yum, my favorite Miss Jennie

I know some of you treat your houndies to tripe. There's been a recall of some types ... http://tinyurl.com/nkemn2p Jennie

Wow! Hard to match the 2 gorgeous girls you already had butt you did it! Ivy! Miss Jennie

Run free and fast through those grassy fields on pain-free feet, sweet Emma. You will be so missed Jennie

From Food Safety News: "An Oregon veterinarian is waging an educational campaign to inform dog owners about the dangers posed to their pets by xylitol, a sugar alcohol-derived sweetener with one-third the calories of regular sugar that is being used in some nut butter products ... Most dogs like peanut butter and seem to enjoy licking it off a spoon or trying to get it out of a rubber toy. However, xylitol is extremely toxic to them, Nicholas said, and there are no warning labels on the products alerting pet owners about the problem or telling them how much xylitol the product contains. The nut butter products using xylitol for sweetening are not like regular peanut butter but are actually high-protein nut butter spreads with added whey protein isolate and flax seeds, chia seeds and other ingredients. They include P28 peanut spread from a company in Syracuse, NY, Nuts ‘N More from Providence, RI, and Krush Nutrition’s Nutty by Nature brand from Wellington, FL ... It takes very little xylitol to create serious problems for a dog. Ingestion causes a massive surge of insulin release much more than from the same amount of sugar, he said. “That surge of insulin drops blood sugar and causes hypoglycemia and, as a result of hypoglycemia, there’s not enough glucose in the blood and it causes weakness, ataxia (like staggering or drunk walking), and can cause collapse and, because the brain isn’t able to get the energy it needs, it can cause seizure and coma,” the vet said." For complete article: http://tinyurl.com/nmfahkj Jennie

What a sweet little man. doGspeed, Mikey, you were so loved. Jennie

What a lovely and loving face I'm so glad he had his last 5 years with YOU Miss Jennie