organistswife

I'll bow out, being a Brit who doesn't know what she's talking about.

Sorry, but we're very familiar with this problem. They feed greyhounds rubbish when racing. Slops that they evacuate quickly. Our latest bill is £1,000

How long have you had him. Often when recently out of kennels they find things difficult

Nothing to add to the advice.

My understanding is that lymphoma tend to be benign. We've had numerous removed from our dogs. However do get it checked asap.

Make sure the feed is low protein.

Jimmy still has bald patches 3yrs down the line. I have waterproofs & fleeces. I'm not sure what else to suggest.

Please look at the quality of his life. We who all love our dogs have to come to very painful decisions. Hopefully not yet

All the greyhounds we've adopted have had very loose faeces that took a long time to sort out. Please make sure he's on a low protein food. They feed them mush when racing. Luckily no neutering problems Good luck.

Every good wish for a lovely dog.

Diva raced at Wolverhampton. Jimmy at Perry Barr in B'ham Sadly we've lost Diva.

I feed my greyhounds 3x a day.

After effects of the anaesthetic possibly? It takes some time yo leave the system.

Please do.

There is never a right time for you, but there is for your beloved pet. Pain & quality of life & what 1moregrey has said. We're on our 11th dog now & we loved them all dearly.