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Callie Broke Her Leg - Update Post 220
GreyTzu replied to brindlebaby's topic in Health and Medical discussion
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Yup, same here, hound #8 all with intact ears.
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Yup. same issue here.
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Augie Needs A Food That Will Help Lessen His Terrible Gas
GreyTzu replied to a topic in Food and dietary discussion
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1/2 A Styrofoam Container Missing
GreyTzu replied to Sambuca's topic in Health and Medical discussion
Oh well. Better be safe than sorry. Give him some extra treats and he'll get over it. :lol -
1/2 A Styrofoam Container Missing
GreyTzu replied to Sambuca's topic in Health and Medical discussion
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Eating Issue - Health Or Behavior?
GreyTzu replied to sobesmom's topic in Food and dietary discussion
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Talk to your Vet about Purina NF. Good information on Canine Kidney Disease.
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Sending healing energy!!
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Arnica gel for the bruising. You can get it at a health food store and most generic drugstores or Walmarts have it.
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I put a smaller dish inside the dish and my dogs simply eat around it. They do get yogurt in the small dish,
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Ours dogs love both the duck and chicken feets. Even little Rocky, although it takes him too long to eat one. Kevin will break off a toe just for him. :lol
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As far as I know, you can give Pepcid with the Derm. That is what my Vet recommended the last time we used Derm. What about acidophiles pills for the gas? I always give meds with food, never on an empty tummy.
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I agree, the food is likely the culprit. However, if they get treats, that can contribute to ass gas. Give them acidophiles pills with their meals. I get them at Walmart and the dogs get one when they eat.
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Winter Is Taking A Toll On Sparks Already
GreyTzu replied to Wonder's topic in Health and Medical discussion
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Yup, could be butt juice. Also what are his teeth like? If he has bad dentition, he will transfer the smell to his fur when he licks himself.
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What kind of flooring do you have in the kitchen? That could explain why the dog is afraid of the kitchen. Sometimes tile, shiny or light colored floors will bother a dog. Slow, steady positive training may help. So can some throw rugs if the floor is tile or linoleum. Sorry about the big D. Honestly, the stress of the floor may be a big contributor to why he won't eat.
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Welcome! There are a lot of GH owners in Jax. I am sure someone will be "stalking" you soon. :lol
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I am so very sorry that you have lost your sweet Paradise. :grouphug Losing the old guard is so hard.
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