GreyTzu

Anyone use it? Thoughts?

Nothing a box of treats won't fix. She'll be fine.

Canine Vestibular Disease

I doubt one or two clams is going to hurt them. But we don't do fish here, nor special dinners. My dogs ate the same old crap for dinner and loved it like always. :rofl

If the dog is not fitting in to your home and you have issues after 6 months, do not hesitate to return him. There is nothing wrong with not bonding with a dog. Sometimes it takes a while for everyone to realize it is not a good fit. Your group would rather have him back and work on finding the perfect home for him than have both you and the dog being in a so-so relationship. You can ask to foster another dog for a few weeks before you adopt another one. Return him with a nice dossier of information about his feeding schedule, likes and habits, some pictures and a few of his favorite toys will help him adjust to the move. It will also help his next family know what kind of dog they are adopting and make the transition go smoothly for everyone. Make the decision, get everything lined up and call the group and let them know what you want to do. The sooner this happens, the better chance he has of finding another home quickly. Good luck. Remember, it's the dog well-being that is most important here, not what the group or what others think.

Yup, this is what I would do.

I will use Systane occasionally in Disco's eyes if I see them red or if he is rubbing them. Definitely ask your Vet first though.

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Turn her loose in the yard with a free-range cat. Problem solved, :rofl Many of mine have worn one or more Therapaws as needed, depending on the issue, and adjusted quickly. Neopaws may also be another option to consider if her Therapaws don't do the trick. I have never really looked at them, so no clue the price or anything though.

My girls learned stairs the second night we were at Sandy Paws last year. I slept upstairs with my door opened the first night. By morning Dessie was in bed with me. By the next evening both girls were in bed with me. It was either learn the stairs, which were open backed, or sleep downstairs. They learned.

Butt juice

In my house I wouldn't worry about it. Maybe no dinner. but I am sure it will pass with no issues.

Sounds like Robaxin. No experience in our household, either canine or personal.

Very thoughtful and such a heartbreaking decision to make. Thanks for sharing. She was indeed a well-loved hound.

About 2 cups, once a day around 4ish, Purina One lamb and rice.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Mr. Murphy. Wonderful pictures of a well traveled and greatly loved companion.

Danger chews his nails also. Not only his dews, but his front nails as well. Freak! :rofl

8 greyhounds, 6 with dewclaws, 2 without.

My spook really started settling down when I added Stress Free from Springtime Inc. to his diet. For the most part, he is almost a normal dog now.

A greyhound is a dog, first and foremost. They can pretty much do anything, just like other dogs.

She's a recycler!! :rofl :rofl No kisses from her though.

This is how I walk my spooks, with the harness and martingale attached. I ALWAYS walk using the martingale. The harness is for back-up.

"I have no idea what you are talking about."