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  • Birthday 10/13/1949

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    Pam Dyer

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    Ste-Marie-Madeleine, QC Canada

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  1. Blaidd49
    Oh my gosh, definitely blurry screen syndrome, a wonderful tribute to a wonderful girl
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    There is a Pet Loss Support topic on the Remembrance Forum. Time will heal but the decision is never easy be it the first time, or....
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    Has your vet suggested RxClay to slow down the passage of food through the tract and aid absorption. Have seen success with some GI issues but not sure about PLE
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    The culture was sent out, possibly to IDEXX. My vet absolutely does not believe in using antibiotics willy nilly but he had a strong suspicion about was going on which is why he started her on the amoxicillin as soon as he had the sample and the Baytril on the basis of the results.
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    The original vet I saw felt a culture or antibiotics were not required and just had her on metronidazole, once my vet came back he did a culture and started her on amoxicillin pending results and then added in Baytril once he had the results
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    Did your vet suggest Baytril and amoxicillin. It took 10 days of Baytril along with about 6 weeks of amoxicillin and Tylan to get my old girl's bacterial overgrowth under control. We also used RxClay to help with the loose stool sand malabsorption
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    As Batmom says, it is the other ingredients which may be implicated, they are added to boost the protein levels, especially in exotic food, keeping the cost down but the appearance of protein high. Grains do not contain significant amounts of taurine, meat is one of the best sources of taurine, but if it's digestion is being impeded............
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    Stunning pair, and oh so lucky, kudos to you.
  9. Blaidd49
    The hurt and the guilt will haunt you forever. You were not to know. For what it's worth, your courage in sharing may have saved many a dog's life. Hugs
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    She should not need to be put under for either an x-ray or US but still, no food for 12 hours OOPS, guess I replied at the same time as Batmom
  11. Blaidd49
    Feeding her raw or home cooked will help keep her hydrated and reduce her thirst.
  12. Blaidd49
    Check for any Chinese herbalists or pharmacies in an area with an Asian population, they may well carry yunnan baiyao
  13. Blaidd49
    It was back in 1987 when my Lurcher had surgery, chemo was not an option then. She had been "off" for a few weeks but nothing showed up on blood work or x-ray (we had no access to ultrasound). I was on vacation in New Jersey (she was with me) and she collapsed, the local e-vet was just going to monitor her overnight and have a vet look at her in the morning so I drove the 8 hours home overnight and my vet operated around 7:30 am in the morning.She was about 13 years at the time.
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    Our Lurcher lived 2 years after a splenectomy for hemangiocarcoma without chemo, hopefully your pup will also buck the odds. There was also a U of Pa study showing the benefit of a chinese medecine I’m-Yunity https://news.upenn.edu/news/compound-derived-mushroom-lengthens-survival-time-dogs-cancer-penn-vet-study-finds
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    Apologies if it has already been mentioned, but did your vet suggest putting him on I'm-Yunity http://www.imyunityfordogs.com/ I think this was the original research and I initially found the info in this forum and my vet also suggested it. https://news.upenn.edu/news/compound-derived-mushroom-lengthens-survival-time-dogs-cancer-penn-vet-study-finds I am sure that, together with yunnan baiyao (http://www.petmd.com/blogs/fullyvetted/2012/july/hemangiosarcoma_in_dogs-26511) was responsible for giving me 7 wonderful extra months with my old boy (not a greyhound)
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