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Dog Health > Poyz - Dog Calming System

Rocky

I love my sister- Maggie

Barked: Wed Aug 6, '08 7:41am PST


	http://poyzpets.pissedconsumer.com/poyz-claming-formula-for-pets-200 80519121451.html See this link. Said the smell and size causes dogs not to take it. and they wanted the 100% guarantee back and got runaround.

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Home Prepared Food & Recipes > Which sort of oil is best?

Maggie

Run Maggie Run!

Barked: Fri Jan 11, '08 10:55am PST


	Flax seed oil. My mom gets mine from walmart. only about 1/4 tsp per day for us 10lb chihuahuas. Mom puts it in the food and mixes it up each day in only one meal. We also get kelp. It has helped me get my pigmentation back on my nose. Great stuff.

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Dog Health > I have a prolapsed third eyelid.

Rocky

I love my sister- Maggie

Barked: Fri Dec 7, '07 4:20pm PST


	I had the surgery back in 04. I had an eye specialist. She tacked it back to the bone and it healed just great. There was a 50-50 chance of it happening to my other eye, but so far so good. I looked funny with the e-collar on but I still ran and played.

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Dog Health > Buried edible bones?

Maggie

Run Maggie Run!

Barked: Fri Dec 7, '07 4:17pm PST


	I am not an expert, but my dog will uncover some old dog biscuit bones and I get them and throw them away. I am worried about e-coli from the dirt. But that is just me. But if your dog ate it , all you can do is watch and wait. Good luck.

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Home Prepared Food & Recipes > homemade food and irritable bowel disorder

Rocky

I love my sister- Maggie

Barked: Fri Jul 27, '07 4:28pm PST


	My male chihuahua named Rocky was diagnosed with ibd in Feb. After almost losing him and $2000 dollars later, I am cooking his food. We went through so much medicine and was finally going to give steroids, when I put my food down. I did not do the steroids. I was tired of pumping so many meds down a little guy. I did some research on the web and now I make my own food. He was last on science ID canned and dry. A very good food. I went to ground lamb. It was a protein he had not had. I prepare some brown rice, then I add a pound of ground lamb(grass fed, no hormones or antibiotics), 2 cups of mixed low salt green beans, fresh cut carrots, and peas. A little corn oil, a tiny garlic powder, a tiny dry parsley. One beaten egg. It cooks down and smells great. When I feed it I add a ground up vitamin for dogs and 1/2 teaspoon flax seed oil. He has only vomited once since I began. He had been vomiting non-stop before. My other dog loves it so she gets the same now too. They are the most active and happiest I have seen. I advised my vet and he wants to support us in any way. And he looked over my recipe and approved. But Rocky was having loose stool, he researched and advised to give 2 T canned pumpkin in his meal. Now he is regular and has normal stool. I knock on wood each day and hope their good health continues. I hope it helps someone out there.

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Dog Health > After Knee Surgery (TPLO)

Maggie

Run Maggie Run!

Barked: Tue Feb 14, '06 5:23am PST


	yes, keep after them. I didn't have anything like that after my surgery. And we all know Mommy's instinct it the right one. Good luck. Did he have a luxating patella?

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