GreyTzu

My heart is breaking for you and Mitch at the loss of your beloved Turbo. There are no words to adequately express my sorrow. I am so very sorry.

Glad to read that The T Man is on the mend.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Daisy, Wendie. Condolences to you and your family for such a heart-breaking loss. Your tribute was moving and the love flowed through your words. We will miss Daisy and her antics will forever be sealed in our hearts. :grouphug

Dancer had a torsion of the spleen when she was about 6. We had it removed and she lived just fine another 6 or so years. :grouphug

What a handsome dude! I love the collar, such a beautiful picture of a stunning dog. I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Johnny.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your lovely Lass.

Sending prayers and comforting thoughts.

No problem, it's a lot of stuff for the price. And worth it. I would have to count again to be more accurate. The bottles of Standard Process are $20.00 each and the Marin is like $25.00 or so. VetMarket has the best prices on Denamarin that I have seen.

Denamarin at a good price. I also have Denamarin and other stuff left over from Donner. I am interesting in selling the whole package of stuff for like $120.00. Contains about 50 Denamarin, Marin and two new bottles of Standard Process supplements, along with part open bottles of each.

Springtime! VetMarket has great prices on many supplements and fast shipping.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved Magick, Anne. :grouphug

I am so sorry for the loss of your little Blue.

:grouphug

Greyhounds can still kill with muzzles on. The muzzle with a stool cup will keep from them eating stuff. You can get them from GEM and the money goes back to the greyhounds. Great people and super fast shipping!!

Add benefiber to the meals. I do this for Rocky, our 'Tzu.

Yup.

Sounds like a UTI and a Vet visit on the horizon.

We use ValuHeart from an AU site, PetsMegaStore.

I know! I can't even believe I typed all that crap out. Tells you how bored I am at work. Though, my points were mortar and pestle; not that expensive. Buy one. And not all dogs like the Springtime products. There is palatable differences between them.

I use a mortar and pestle on some of the Springtime supplements. Deuce (Grey) does not like the StressFree, so it get smashed up and added to her wet kibble. Danger (Grey) doesn't take treats from our hand. He will eat the FF's if I toss it to him. So I break up the StressFree and mix it in his kibble too. Deuce wants her StressFree pulverized, Danger doesn't care. Rocky ('Tzu) does not like the JointHealth, but eats his FreshFactor without an issue. JH gets smashed up and added to his food. Dessie and Disco eat their Springtime's as an appetizer while I am making their dinner. All the greyhounds get other supplements with their kibble, like fish oil, Vit E and borage caps and some other pills. That stuff is just tossed in their kibble and they eat it right down. Deuce prefers the melatonin that is strawberry flavored. Disco perfers his "extras" are in the bowl of StonyField French Vanilla yogurt. The others don't care as long as the yogurt is in the bowl also. They all think blueberry or low/fat-free yogurt is poison!! :rofl

I simply did the "down the hatch" method with our first greys.

It's fine. The cheap stuff too. They don't know the difference. :lol

The dog was re-homed.