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Posts posted by Xan
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That's alright! They found the problem, fixed it, he'll be home tomorrow. In the broader scheme of his healing and the rest of his life, this is one bumpy spot. Luckily, he won't really be worried about it once he's home!
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Farewell, Dee.
Mareyeka, bottomless hugs to you in this sad time.
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Crying along with you, Heather.
I can hear in your post how even time seems to have bunched up and gotten lost somehow. It was only last night, but I sense you're feeling both like he was JUST here, and like last night is a million miles away.
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Holding onto the hope that Nimby can bounce back from whateverthisis! These dogs are so amazing resilient!!
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Great update! With your strong and positive mood, he'll feel so much better so much faster! Can't wait to hear more!
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Something simple, going away on its own! That's my theory, and I'm sticking to it!!
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Liz, you're probably loading up as I type this. Big hugs to you and Nimby, and peace with whatever happens (hopefully something simple you can all come home from!)
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Oh Judy (and Mike, Kevin and Andy!) I'm so sorry. Just when it seemed she might be making a run at more time.
Holding you all in my thoughts and in my heart, wishing you all peace ...
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*It's not biggy! It's going away on it's own! It's not biggy! It's going away on it's own! It's not biggy! It's going away on it's own! *
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If there's a way to determine more what's there and how long she'll be with you, and what she might be likely to experience along the way, that would be a good choice. Otherwise, probably just try stuff and see how she reacts. Walks might improve her quality of life or stress her out. Pain meds might tax her system, or be necessary for her comfort. The more you find out, the better for all of you!
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You might add some Rescue Remedy to what you're already doing. It can't hurt, and it might help him heal. Oh, and some Nutritional yeast to his food, too.
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*leads a conga line which is chanting "it's nothing, nothing, nothing"*
*It's Nothing, nothing, nothing, HEY! It's nothing nothing nothing, HEY! Pave, it's nothing nothing nothing, HEY!*
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My heart goes right out to you. How sadly sweet that you were holding him as he passed, knowing he was loved no matter where he went or what form he might take.
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Okay, but, by tomorrow afternoon, all that compressing and snuggling will have HEALED her!! :)
All better soon, Sheana (then you can just milk the gratefulness thing a bit! )
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:confetti
Great! News!
Okay, Emmy-girl! Keep up the good eating, and you can join your pack for some nice strolls, check out all the pEmails you've gotten so behind on!
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Y'know, even though Wabi is pretty goofed up, reading these descriptions confirms to me that (at least so far, at age 4.5), she's NOT special needs!
Now, Pogo, on the other hand, my busy boy .... !
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First, congrats to TWO YEARS!!!! post-amp!! That's awesome!!
Second, I started reading your opening post, then had to go check something, and walked off with this in my head: "DOOOOCE! The Deucinator! The Deuce-man! Deucereeeno! Deuceramous! Deuceranimous! Tyranosaurus Deucimus!! ..."
So, the Deucinator will be getting a chant from out here for antibiotic-zappable buglettes, and continued great health!
*Deuce-baby! Juicy Deucy! Knocking those kidney bugs for a loop! Deuce the Deuce-man! Antibiotics to the res-cuuuuuue! Deuce-baby! Juicy Deucy! Knocking those kidney bugs for a loop! Deuce the Deuce-man! Antibiotics to the res-cuuuuuue! Deuce-baby! Juicy Deucy! Knocking those kidney bugs for a loop! Deuce the Deuce-man! Antibiotics to the res-cuuuuuue! *
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Well, of course, Ekko would know. *shrugging modestly*
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Yeay Emmy!!
C'mon Monty!!!
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Claudia! : I don't think I was the ONLY person on here who's tried NY for their pups, right? Some of the other folks writing seem to have run across the idea before.... But, anyway, this is the great thing about this community: info gets spread out far and wide, and so quickly!!
It looks like KAL and Red Star are similar, both grown on molasses, and have similar nutritional profiles.
You might want to check ingredients on whatever you do buy, since I'm seeing that some sources add whey and/or other stuff, which might be a problem for your pets, but certainly dilutes the yeasty goodness!
Oh, and did I mention? B vit.s also seem to be unpalatable to biting insects, so loading up on NY can also repel fleas and mosquitos!
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For those wanting to know more about Nutritional Yeast, I've started a thread over here.
Those nodes are NOTHING! A bug she's going to just throw off, now that she's so well fortified!
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Man, I feel so lucky! I can buy it in bulk, and get shovels-ful at a time! I think it must be cheaper than what y'all are paying, too.
Mother's? Mother Gooch's? If they don't have it, something is terribly wrong!
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Yes, it should be fine for every day, but probably not necessary in the bigger amounts. Think sprinkling for every day, rather than cheese-sauce. But, hey! What the heck, if your dog is not well, every day larger amounts (couple tablespoons) should be good. Watch your hound and see how s/he does, I'd say. Your watchful eye is your best indicator of your hound's health. :
I think it keeps pretty well, but I can't swear to how long. It doesn't last long in my house! Keep it dry, for sure.
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Oh yes! My cats will eat through the packaging to get NY! They LOVE it! I can't leave a bag on the counter, that's for sure.
I'll have to look up this KAL brand. Hadn't heard of it before.
I'm so glad others have found it, and had good luck with it!
Good Thoughts For Nimby Please
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Oh dear. I've been checking all day ....
Sending positive, healing, comforting thoughts anyway and no matter what!!