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C'mon Penny, keep fighting girl, you can do it! :hope
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Sending prayers for you and Rusty!!
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I'll bet ahicks51 will know what it is!
I'm no entomologist, but I play one on TV.
Asian tiger mosquito, fully engorged after eating a meal of blood. Saw 'em first when I stayed in Houston in '91. Aggressive.
As for worrying, sure. Global warming, necrotic American credit, melamine in the food, a waxing full moon- I'm liberal, so I like to worry a lot about everything. But the heartworm prophylaxis will be doing its duty tonight. Can I get an 'amen'?
We have those little ba$tard$ here. AJ is right, it is an engorged tiger mosquito. I actually miss our old mosquito. These are SO much more aggressive than what we used to have. (they've essentially replaced the brownish mosquitoes that we used to have. The tigers are more aggressive, carry west nile, and also unlike the others, are out in broad daylight. UGH!!)
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Welcome!!! Awesome, another grey owner from my neck of the woods!
Congrats on adopting your girl, she's beautiful!!
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I am all in favour of feeding sugar beet pulp, it is not a "useless" filler as some people think....but it is wise to find the cause of a dogs digestive woes rather than just covering them up.
I think it is more a question of apporpriate food source rather than useless. I certainly seems to help older horses keep weight on but...my dogs aren't horses.
Now I think its time to post the story of the squirrel and the beet pulp...
The Squirrel and the Beet Pulp
I LOVE that story!!!! :lol I've thought about picking up a bag of it at our feed store, but they only have the beet pulp w/ added molasses. And only in 50 lb bags! I don't need THAT much beet pulp!
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Cancer happens-- young or old, just as with people. Had one of my 7th grader students this year diagnosed w/a brain tumor... docs removed it, and it was malignant. Cancer sucks. Period.
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:grouphug I'm glad today was a better day!
It's never easy when they age. It's just not fair that they have so little time here.
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Wonderful!!! :pepper
Sending more prayers that Alan continues to improve!! :hope
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I'm so so sorry. :grouphug :f_red
Run free sweet Teddy.
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We went through this with a foster, and he ended up needing more of his tail taken off. (total of 3 surgeries. Thank doG the last one healed finally!) For him part of the issue may have been a weakened immune system from the tail having been horribly infected (he came in off the hauler like that, it was an old injury)
Ace may need more of her tail amputated, like my foster did. They didn't take a lot more off, just enough to get to good healthy tissue that had a better chance of healing. Hopefully she doesn't.
Keeping Ace in my thoughts!
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You should be able to give them together-- used them together for Sebau after her surgery last summer. Of the two, the tramadol seemed to work best for her. Usually the tramadol pills are 50mg, and it's safe to give one. (amp and cancer pups I've read of getting much higher doses)
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Get well soon Lily!!!!! :grouphug
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I'm so happy she's home!!! Continued prayers that she keeps on feeling better! :hope
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I'm so sorry! I"m sending more prayers for Mia! I hope she feels better soon!
What dosage of Doxy do they have Mia on? Sebau was on 600 mg/day of doxy for her lyme, and it took a dose that high to really have an effect. (she was a bit chunky at the time, at 65 pounds)
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I'm so so sorry. :grouphug
Godspeed, sweet Skittle.
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OMG!! I'm so, so sorry. :( It's just not fair. :(
:grouphug
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Sending lots of prayers your way for a speedy, uneventful recovery!.... :hope
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Sending lots of prayers your way.... :hope
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Sending lots of prayers your way.... :hope
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Sending bunches of prayers your way.... :hope :hope
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DeVon, sending tons of prayers, hugs and good thoughts to you and Skittle!! :grouphug :hope
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Sending lots of prayers!!!! :hope
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78 in the day, 74 at night. I'd keep it a bit warmer (low 80's), but DH can't take it... We keep it at 74 in winter too (that one's me). I really hate being cold....
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Somehow I missed this thread! I'm so glad he's heading home and doing better! :pepper
Sending prayers that he keeps feeling better!!!
I Am Devestated...
in Health and Medical discussion
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Tagamet and reglan are both for his stomach. When I end up at the promptcare for a migraine, I end up getting Reglan once they've run a line. Works OK, but not 100 percent, he's probably still feeling awful.
Sending more hugs and prayers your way.