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She will be fine. I think Judy put bells on the other dogs so they could be identified. Sending prayers.

Which tooth? Sending prayers!

A long time to have a friend and a difficult thing to send them off. Sending my sympathy Run like the wind again--you are no longer old.....

Hi lady Have missed you! Where are the pictures??????

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He's been a brave boy! Run like the wind sweet one. to all in your family. I know how much it hurts.

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Chondroitin. Fresh Factors (or Joint Health) is the best I've used Going on now they have a buy 2 get 2 free. Springtime When they get read bad I (meaning my vet & I) add pred.

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I don't use it but it might since it helps digestion.

OK this is for humans Stool Analysis Stool analysis Normal: The stool appears brown, soft, and well-formed in consistency. The stool does not contain blood, mucus, pus, harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. The stool is shaped like a tube. The pH of the stool is about 6. The stool contains less than 2 milligrams per gram (mg/g) of sugars called reducing factors. Abnormal: The stool is black, red, white, yellow, or green. The stool is liquid or very hard. There is too much stool. The stool contains blood, mucus, pus, harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. The stool contains low levels of enzymes, such as trypsin or elastase. The pH of the stool is less than 5.3 or greater than 6.8. The stool contains more than 5 mg/g of sugars called reducing factors; between 2 and 5 mg/g is considered borderline. The stool contains more than 7 g of fat (if your fat intake is about 100 g a day). Many conditions can change the results of a stool analysis. Your doctor will talk with you about any abnormal results that may be related to your symptoms and medical history. Dogs: A site that discusses mainly diarreha, and lists other ailments: Ron Hines, DVM and here Hickory Vet Hospital other than dog food companies, I haven't yet found a good description!

It's not good for the anal glands Stop & think about people poop: would you like that consistancy? Would it be considered healthy? I think not. A good question! Off to research

If it were me, I'd bring her home and nurse her. Doesn't mean she will get better, but she will have the luxury of being in her favorite bed, tended to by her favorite people And one never knows.....

November 11, 2008 Hi Diane, Today was painting day for Winslow. He had a real good time. I've attached a few photos. His paintings are looking really good. So's the paint on his feet, legs, bed and me. He was really into it today and painted for quite awhile. I think it's because we told him it was time to unveil one for Greyhound Angel Network.. You know how he loves that charity. Anyway, here are some "outtakes" and photos of the paintings for auction. Enjoy.. Glynis. PS.. I hope we get the blue off his feet before his next vet visit.. I got the "stinkeye" from the vet about his pink tail in the spring. I tried to explain that he just forgot which end he was supposed to paint with...oh well. Wait until you guys see the finished paintings! They are gorgeous!

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I wish I could say something to make it all ok Sending my sympathy. I do know how you feel and it's not easy to go thru

Sending my sympathy What a sweet, pretty girl! I love this picture of her:

If 50mg did that I'd be happy It's possible it cut the pain enough to let her sleep well (and she hadn't for awhile).

I'm sorry to hear this. Bring her home, even if it means only a day or two!

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Have you tried benedryl or tavist 1 (or both) during the bad times? Has he been checked for the worms and nose mites?

You did everything you could. Sadly, sometimes it is not enough, because it's not up to us. Sending my sympathy.