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Posted on: 10:13:57 AM 10/9/2010
Scout , You make a very good point, and as always your advice is gold standard and caring. Nothing takes the place of quality Veterinary care. Knowing when to seek this care is a problem for some. Hopefully the person with the sick dog has learn...
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Posted on: 4:09:22 PM 10/7/2010
>I just bought a bottle of Noromectin 1% to use as heartworm preventative for my two dogs.< Sugarsandgal , Noromectin 1% injection and Ivomec 1% injection are the same drug, just compare labels. ****Do not use N...
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Posted on: 6:08:18 AM 10/7/2010
NanaG , Sorry for your loss , prayers sent . oldhounddog
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Posted on: 10:42:20 PM 10/6/2010
Could be the anal glands causing itching or pain.
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Posted on: 11:05:17 AM 7/13/2010
This sounds like a great med for cocci if the Albon is not working.
***Edited By: oldhounddog on 7/15/2010 7:42:05 AM*** Reason: corrected for off topic
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Posted on: 10:13:35 AM 6/26/2010
Prayer sent, wish you the best and a quick recovery for your dog... Best, oldhounddog
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Posted on: 1:56:25 PM 6/13/2010
A search on this will yield much information. You need to rule out health problems with a vet check-up. Feed the best dog food you can afford, stick to a twice a day feeding schedule and don't over feed. Some breeds are prone to this. Rule out basic ...
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Posted on: 7:40:00 AM 6/1/2010
You have been given good advice on mother and pups. The one thing that I would add is that goat milk in cans at groc store will make things easy on you, use half goat milk and half water. It worked great on my eight redbone rescue pups when mom ran l...
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Posted on: 10:42:32 AM 5/9/2010
Some dogs cannot tolerate milk because they do not produce an enzyme called lactase. Lactase helps with the digestion of lactose, which is found in milk. After weaning, the level of lactase activity falls to about 10 per cent of its peak activity. In...
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Posted on: 6:20:47 PM 5/5/2010
Has anything changed in this time period such as new flea med,new food ,enviornment ie:bedding,household bug spray,cleaner, air freshner,new plant or toy? Dose your dog chew on treated wood? Perhaps contaminated dog food,pesticide/rat poison,lawn spr...
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