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EZ has been eating his poop and also covering it up. I busted him a couple of times. Cannot give the meat tenderizer as he is on KBr. I was constantly wondering why his nose was dirty or full of snow until I saw him one day covering up his poop. I wonder if that was for future meals Has anyone else had this problem. I have been going out often to clean up but sometimes he gets to it before I do.

Prayers coming also from Pittsburgh Beryl & The Three Hooligans

I do hope you are right

Thank you Susan/Erica for monitoring this forum and editing all the information and of course including gh people ideas that they have used. I have also used newspaper sleeves especially for toe amputations and the baby/tot socks. You can usually get them fairly cheap at a thrift store. I am waiting anxiously to hear results

Does anyone have a pup that couldn't make the track, so less than 36 months old, that got corns at an age under 4, or are most of these dogs over 5 or 6? I wonder this as well. Maybe someone could make a poll? re: poll Susan is keeping records on all who have purchased the cream and has asked for results I wish someone would start a poll here so we can see how many are using the cream and the results.

Would loved to see his picture clomping into the kitchen. I am anxious to hear results of these treatment and hope we hear from some owner/breeders to see if they have had problems with corns. I do believe that it is the lifestyle they now have of walking on different types of flooring, cement, etc than what they walked on in the kennels.

Good idea MarcR of soaking and the boot. So many greyt ideas come off of the forums to help our fur kids. BTW newspaper sleeves work too..

There are quite a few people that are anxious to see how this works and a few skeptics too.

Good luck in treating both babies.

Wow!!! 80%, I'd call that pretty good results. I know it will take more time but for those dogs and owners that are able to get relief I'm sure it's worth every penny and taking the chance. Thankfully Tank hasn't shown any signs of corns but if he does I'll be sure to try Susans stuff. It just kind of irriated me that you were trying to bring them some good info that might help even one dog and you got shot down like the enemy. Oh well, you'll never be able to change some minds but I thank you for bringing us any info that may help the pups today or in the future. For every new treatment, invention there are skeptics and some who just like to nit pick or cause havoc. Susan is keeping records and hopefully all who have bought this cream will respond and let her know the results.

Thank you Dick I also asked that person what was the cure that he had. I decided not to hold my breath for his answer as I do think he was talking out of the area where he sits. I would love to hear from breeder/owners if this happens to greys that are in the racing kennels and or to people who have a grey that did not make it to the track or even an ooops grey. Beryl

Houndless feel free to cross post over there at AG or any other forum anything that Susan has posted or any new information that I have posted. Remember sometimes these old timers (the duct tape guy is 80) do not want change. A couple of flies in the ointment is not going to put me in a downward spiral. So far 8 out of 10 greyhounds have been helped (that was in a previous post) then that is 80% which to me is good**. So with more people getting involved and Susan is keeping records let us see what the percentage will be. **80% is what physicians who use fluorscopic procedure have to get on their tests in some area hospitals. So to me 80% is good...

Pumpkin my pups except EZ (who eats anything) turn their noses up at it. The med I got from Susan is helping with the odor - it now to the point if they gas I don't gag and they have only had 2 doses. I will give them another one at breakfast and see what happens..

Did you notice both of the idiots who did the downer on this cannot spell so maybe they are just idiots. At least there were a couple of positive replies and it is possible that the greys only get corns on retirement due to the change of their lifestyles. That is something I hope a vet would investigate. Remember when they retire they walk on different things than when they are racing. A lot of farms/kennel use sand in the turnout pens. So it could be a number of things. We cannot let two people who can't spell who might not even have a greyhound in their life get to us. There are other forums that this has been posted on that are very positive and they way I feel if by posting this information I am helping greyhounds get relief. I am going to go back over there and copy and paste some of Susan's information.

Oh my those stink eyes - I also get a lot of those and then there are those sad eyes also.

I use the yogurt too but there are days!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you Erica for posting this information so that our friends in other times zones know your hours and just love the information about washing your hands before and after application of the cream. Now to hear the results.

I swear all three of mine aim their butts towards me and then let go. The tablets that Susan gave me yesterday had reduced the stench somewhat. I gave them another one today so I will see how it goes. I have enough to last me through Monday so I will let you know how good/bad they are doing with the bombs.

Salt soaking process - if that works, this step has to be included in the instructions. If Erin is feeling better from her extractions, we'll be there. Susan is constantly editing the instructions - I had to wait yesterday for the revised instructions to take to my vet and to PVSEC when I take EZ to his neurologist. Who knows what I have may be outdated by the time I get my appointment.

There is a post on Greybark also saying that Susan had spoke to Dr. Feeman

Stopped by to see Susan today and she was beaming as she spoke about all your responses and the treatment of corns. I was joking with her and asked if it could be used for humans as I have a pinched callus on my right big toe. She told me yes so I will be getting some of the cream and start treating my callus and I will let you know the results. I also suggest to Susan about the grehound events such as Dewey, Gettysburg so if anyone has an event that is not too far from Pittsburgh that you think she might want to attend or send a representative please let her know.

Thank you Susan - hope to see the results of the study soon. Please keep us posted

I think Murray Avenue had problems and will get back on soon

no prescription needed it is an OTC

The doctor Feeman she mentioned is in Ohio