crazygang

Our Snowy ripped his nail off completely on the 23rd February this year and it's only just fully grown back normal 8 months later. It was bandaged by the vets for a week and then we went back for the dressing to be changed again, then another week later the air was allowed to get to it..... After this just for a short period we did however, put vetwrap on it which is a stretchy self adhesive bandage whenever we went out for a walk just to cushion it, keep the muck out and stop him knocking it.

I have no experience of corneal ulcers sorry......... But did have to deal with drops and ointments for three months when my old lady Tess had a lens fitted in one eye and in the other it was shaved, she was already deaf and was going blind a year up until her operation and afterwards had 18 months of a very full and happy life. Yes she did get a bit fed up when I was medicating her when looking into her eyes she'd squeeze them tight shut. But this soon passed after she recovered and she forgot all about it. Maybe Buddy is a bit paranoid about his eye at the minute? Just a thought....

Peach fuzz........that's greyt Give her a hug from us on Thursday after vet visit! Eat up your food Ember there's a good girl...

from England

Yes. Welcome back..

Congratulations on failing......she's a beauty!

Congrats he's adorable.............those eyes

Hi there from England

Truly what a very special greyhound Argos is.......

Glad Jet is feeling better except the indignity of it all good news that it wasn't infected....

Poor love hope he feels better soon.. Our lurcher slipped and sprained something deep in her underbelly between the pelvis, it took a few weeks for her to come right......lots of rest and pain relief.

Sending healing thoughts and eating prayers for Riley

Good to hear....

We send our best too...

Great news..

for a good outcome...

Wonderful news.....

Sure Chase will be fine.......think positive thoughts and good things happen

You actually aren't supposed to express your dog's anal glands that often. If everything is working properly, a dog will express its own anal glands with bowel movements and with regular grooming. It's only when there is a problem that humans need to intervene. I agree, this is exactly what our vet told us too. Leave nature to take it's course unless there's a problem.....

My only advice is to find another vet for a second opinion - if you're instinct is nagging at you it's probably for a reason Sorry to hear your poor Hatter is not well, as if you haven't been through enough already We are lucy to have a WONDERFUL vet who has treated our pets for 25 years He speaks to my wife as though she's a veterninary nurse and always asks our opinion as he says we are with our pets more than he is and are more in-tune with them.

Peace be with you...........deepest sympathy

Poor thing.........feel better soon

You're both in our prayers

A very special moment captured on camera.... Nice to see you're both resting and building up strength. You're in everyones thoughts.

Good news! Thankfully