Remolacha

I am so sorry

I am so sorry

no advice for you, just and for Kasey

I was just looking at the pictures on the FIG website. I know the "snowflake" pattern is more common on Irish greyhounds, but Imhave only ever seen it on black dogs. This was the first time I had seen it on a fawn! Welcome to GT, your boys are gorgeous , and sorry for the topic hijack

Covered litter box is your best bet, if the cat will use it (most will)

Glad everything went well!

What a beautiful girl! I am so sorry

:candle

Iker

I am so sorry you have lost your sweet old man. I wish you could have had more time

Missed this somehow, but glad to catch up at the end with such good news!

I've had four girls (and two boys), don't recall anything special health wise about the girls. They do seem to be more prone to UTIs and leaking, but I never had either problem with any of mine.

Good job Andy!

Glad your vet is able to come to your house, I have found it helps so much in a difficult time

I am so sorry

Charley had mild limp for a couple of weeks before she broke her leg climbing onto the couch. Sallie was standing in the back of my van when her leg broke, and had no previous limp at all. It really sucks

:yay wonderful news!

He is gorgeous :beatheart He looks very suave, very James Bond-y to me for some reason

I am so sorry this is happening, but I have to agree with the sooner rather than later. He could break his leg just standing up or turning around. I have been through a dog breaking a leg from osteo twice, and the screams are the worst sound in the world. Especially since he has a possible brain tumor, if it were my dog I would let him go while he is still happy and not in obvious pain. Again, so very sorry

hope you get some answers (and they aren't bad!)

:beatheart :beatheart

Trying to remember when I started Fletcher (my only young dog ) I think I probably started him on Fresh Factors right away (2yrs) because my other dog was already taking FF and Joint Health pretty soon after. He was a big boy who never raced.