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To clear it up- you need to find WHY it is doing that. To find out WHY .. a vet should examine the eye and surrounds . So - I suggest a vet appointment is made , so you can then treat it correctly, and get rid of it for good Using various medicated drops/creams may confuse the issue ..or do damage.

One of working dogs wears a muzzle when doing yard work... he knows when we say "Come put your helmet on"..and comes & stands,ready

I had a look at the stuff you posted here FB link now fixed

Glad the foxie is OK- and I hope he finds a home able to cater for his attitude . Your Akita will enjoy the peace, by the sounds of it ....

My Kieran used to do this every morning, early... until I started giving him a small snack at bed time

Hmmm.. I have been reading this with interest, also the stories on their facebook page I loved your youtube vids, GSD'Sever edit - link fixed ( I hope)

Hoping all is well this morning , and that you get to hear some news.

*nods*

JAFCO in Australia

I just put it on..and then go somewhere exciting.... have never had too many problems .

..and I am thinking that the two dogs may never be able to be run together like before Horrible situation. A lot of us have been there.

That's awful. I hope your little foxy will pull through.

Excellent !

Hmmmm... Our dogs have mostly all been working dogs .. living the 44gallon drum/chain/hard work lifestyle... illness has been a very infrequent happening. Very occasionally a dog will get ill and require vet treatment ,but not often at all... 2 times in the last 10 years that I can think of One pyo, one obstruction. I couldn't agree more.

I use a plastic basket muzzle .. but the Italian made one . I have tried another sort....looked very similar,..but didn't have a leather strap,and it was awful..too tight on the cheekbones..and odd shape. My old Italian one has been used by quite a few of our dogs.. bashed, scraped.... and is still fine I have had it about 6 years. Hamlet used to wear it constantly when out in the bush ... panting is no problem ... Make sure you fit it first

I guess ...guess that dogs with no front dewclaws would need a vet certificate or something???

Ok- that's me out of the equation.. if she had the runs before whelping...pups had the runs at a few days old.... and now mum's got the runs again... I think a vet should be consulted- faecal sample , etc ... just to see what's going on. I was going to suggest charcoal tablets and psyllium husks for simple tummy upset... but I think you should get things checked- with 11 babies depending on her/you . Hope she and the pups do well for you

I agree with this.... oh, and change vets, now. If they don't like peis... not much use depending on them 120% ,IMO

I'm glad that first diagnosis is not cancer,shek. I hope you don't have too much of a struggle in finding out a definitive diagnosis ..and hope it is indeed from his soccer playing .Shinguards for him now .. just to protect the area

Dear little man - he will feel more comfortable re-hydrated Good thinking.. unfortunately dogs don't understand "visiting hours" ..and just get very upset again when we leave them Best he rest and heal for now, IMO . Thinking of you all....

More important is WHY has she developed soft poo How soft is soft ? has her diet changed? What is her normal post whelping diet?? Is she otherwise healthy/happy? There are other things you can use ...depending on what he cause is. It is often better/easier to remove the cause .

At this stage, your little dog is concentrating on himself, and what pain etc he is feeling... he will just need to rest , and won't fret much unless he sees you again... I am so pleased he is finally in hospital ! Hope he improves with good treatment now Oh..and no way. Pancreatitus is a very painful and debilitating disease and can be fatal. My bolded bit.

The best bones are the non-weight bearing ones ..i.e. NOT leg bones. beef ribs/lamb ribs..whole necks ,NOT neck 'chops' oxtail,chicken frames .. roo tails....

especially as it's going slowly thru........ Hopefully the new vet will be able to help. It must be such a worry