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You should put him down.. A little bit of a rant.

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Eponine

Love- unconditionally.

Barked: Thu Jul 2, '09 4:23pm PST


	Okay this is just going to sound snarky and petty but I don't care because that was really mean and I'm mad-- When Pi gets all better and is his normal gorgeous self again TOTALLY RUB IT IN HER FACE!!!!!!!! She's not a good friend. Don't listen to her. Just hug your doggie, all will be well!

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Scooter

Look what Santa- brought Me!

Barked: Thu Jul 2, '09 5:10pm PST


	WSU will send you the test "kit" for free. You can request it off their site. Turn around time for the actual results isn't that long. Plus, if you do have it, there is a whole list of products you will want to avoid; if you don't, then you can hit the Ivomec and knock this crud out. In the meantime, tell the friend to stuff it.

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976505

Barked: Thu Jul 2, '09 5:45pm PST


	That is very sad, I guess some people dont realize our pets are part of our family. I wish you the best with your pet and have a long and happy relationship with your real friend the dog.

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Quentin- Flagg

King Q - king of clown- town

Barked: Thu Jul 2, '09 7:18pm PST


	Wow!! What a rude friend. I can't believe how insensitive and ingnorant people can be. 'Nuff said....

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Millie/Drake

EAT -- and be happy!

Barked: Thu Jul 2, '09 9:16pm PST


	Must agree with Lily -- she just said before I got to the end of the thread! Antibiotics might also cause some diarrhea. I use Genflora from the local pet health food store, but I'm sure the other posters' suggestions work as well. Just get him on SOMETHING!!!

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Holly Belle

Droolin' for- Doolin

Barked: Fri Jul 3, '09 2:08am PST


	Eponine - Re: Okay this is just going to sound snarky and petty but I don't care because that was really mean and I'm mad-- Nope, it sounds PETty - and I suspect many of us dog lovers thought the same thing!

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Cheyenne

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Barked: Fri Jul 3, '09 2:47pm PST


	Raw is probably a good idea; I've heard of people having success, particularly with enough vitamin C and other stuff that boosts the immune system. Hmm... I wonder if dogs can have honey? I always make myself some hot honey tea when I'm sick, and ever since I started doing that I've been very resistant to illness. Honey is great for the immune system, but I'm not sure if it would be too sweet for dogs. I think my new environment has also helped me stay well; less dust and fuzz seems to keep my body functioning better so I try to make sure I vacuum often. So sorry about Pi's troubles, but I'm hoping they'll soon be over. Don't listen to that jerk!

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Zippy Aaron

im a - GREAT GREY WOLF!- well blonde!

Barked: Fri Jul 3, '09 5:08pm PST


	that stuff is the worst i have had a dog have it and man its a bother but he is alive now and happy he never suffered just a little itchy lots of people told me to put him down but nope soon to be 9 years of alive and well!

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Mya

Agility- psycho- mutt!

Barked: Fri Jul 3, '09 5:38pm PST


	Another dog with Demodax... http://www.dogster.com/forums/Dog_Health/thread/623777

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Panda

Let's go! Let's- drive!- Yeah!!!!!!

Barked: Fri Jul 3, '09 9:39pm PST


	A couple more thoughts.... Has Pi been tested for his thyroid levels? My friends has had a Rhodesian Ridgeback whose skin-problems were finally cleared up when he received treatment for thyroid issues. I also had a friend more than 20 years ago, whose dog had issues with itching and raw skin. Flea-allergies, grass-allergies were suspect, months went by and guess what, when his owners finally came down with "scabies" and they were all treated appropriately, they all lived happily ever after.... P.S.: Are you aware that much of the medical treatments are a process of elimination? They will give you or your animal pharmaceuticals until something finally works. You are your pets best advocate! Trust your gut!

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