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THANK YOU!!!

We had mixed reviews with AD, but it was easy to syringe feed, so that worked. I think our holistic Vet had me use organic brown rice and other holistiv sounding stuff to feep Dylan. Just one more day and she goes home. Hang in there! :bighig We had mixed reviews with AD, but it was easy to syringe feed, so that worked. I think our holistic Vet had me use organic brown rice and other holistic healthy sounding stuff to feed Dylan. Just one more day and she goes home. Hang in there! :bighig

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Same here. The sad thing is that we own a 40 lbs food container, but we're too lazy to use it. You rock!!

Thundershirts are a huge success in our house. When I got them I was skeptical. I read the package and we did the "training" as suggested by the manufacture for several weeks. My two thunder freaks learned that when the TS goes on, they get a treat and when it comes off they get a treat. The other dogs do not. For us, it was a while before we had an opportunity to actually try out the TS'es as I bought them in March when we had few if any thunder storms here in Florida. Come May though, the first storm hit and we had two panting, pacing, stressing dogs. I put their Thundershirts on and Disco just collapsed right where he was a slept through the rest of the storm. He literally flopped on the rug and laid there, calm, cool and collected. Deuce settled down and just "watched" the storm. The next afternoon storm hit, same thing, both dogs reasonably relaxed. Now whenever we hear a storm, we get the TS'es out, put them on, the two get a treat and they settle down for the storm. Yesterday, we had a wicked storm hit. It woke me up, but I didn't know Kevin was not at home, so I rolled over and went back to sleep. (Yes, I know another sign that I am a rotten owner. Send the greyhound police to rescue my dogs from myself.) Kevin arrived home during the storm to Disco panting and Deuce wild-eyed, panting and pacing. He, of course, dropped everything and put the TS'es on. He said both dogs crashed out for the remainder of the storm, which included some tornado activity in our county. Are ThunderShirts a success in our house with Disco and Deuce? ABSOLUTELY!! Will they work with your dogs? Who knows. My best suggestion is to try it, follow the manufacturers training suggestions and give it a try. The worst thing that will happen is you will be out like $40.00. If that happens, I bet most any greyhound adoption groups will accept a gently used TS as a donation. I seldom recommend stuff, but both Kevin and I tout our ThunderShirt success any chance we get.

WOW! No "horrible dog owner" comments from me. I'm just impressed you feed Enza. :rofl

I've always heard mashed potatoes work well too. Good luck. Trying to get weight on an older dog is frustrating.

WOW! I guess it's amazing that I haven't killed my dogs yet. I just open up a bag, set it on the floor in the garage and use it until it's gone. I never even close the bag up. Quick, someone send the Greyhound police to rescue my dogs from me.

Yup. I have never known anyone who had success for any length of time with either Brewer's Yeast or Garlic for fleas or ticks.

Thundershirt!!! http://www.thundershirt.com/

I am so sorry. GSD's have a special place in my heart.

It's comes from being to sexy for her toes! Maggie-Mae is just too sexy for black pads.

Yup.

Yup. Makes for a long night.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your beautiful Chelsa.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your handsome Charlie.

Ignatia for a few days to help with the depression. Available at any decent health food store and should be less than $10.00.

You are the boss, make her get up and go outside. Danger tries to do this and I simply make him get off his ass and get out the door.