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Great news!!!

good explanation

That's better news Hoping he comes out of his drug haze later on !

Please don't carry your pup- that's like taking yor 3 yo kid to a playground- butkeeping him/her on your lap get some age appropriate tick prevention advice (can't help- we don't have paralysis tick here)...and let her run/roll/dig/sniff and LEARN :p

Spot on, Midol. And something I and a few others have 'argued' much in another forum. The thing is, 'psychological' is not as tangible and often easily ignored by those who prefer to deem that it doesn't suit their point of view. No argument here

Oh- not the good news you were hoping for . I'm sorry.

Permoxin is great here we have stickfast/rabbit fleas the normal spot on things don't work as well as a weekly/5day spray of permoxin, and a capstar tab. if bad.

Oh dear,poor little fella fingers crossed for him. bruddy toads !

Hi- what about those 'cool bed things' ? they would be soft have a look here as well.

re Milk only use low/no lactose milk= ordinary milk may upset his tummy

PERMOXIN is NOT recommended if your dog is in close contact with cats...cats cannot metabolise permoxin properly it is a poison to them

Hi- I amnot very good at this - BUT I think you should be 'feathering" when you extract- not smudging.... Go to photoshop help and look up feathering....perhaps? Now I don't know whether you CAN feather with extract- or only when using the lasso ....Can't be bothered getting the portable HDD and opening PS,sorry

WooHoo! You will be be able to go mad,now

I agree with settrluvr... a routine like this is setting puppy up for much disappointment

Griff...hugs and prayers.. Sinna- be happy over the bridge.

Perhaps the attending vet thought castration=less sexual stimulus= less chance of erectins= less chance of getting stuck? Fair enuff- however it takes weeks for hormone levels to drop,anyway,and a lot ofbehaviour is learnt/habit... so waiting until it was NOT a public holiday would not have hurt... Perhaps it was a young vet.... hope dog is ok,anyway

Often a 'nick' needs to be made in the opening of the prepuce,to allow the penis to move freely in& out...

Hi- I buy ester C powder from the Chemist-Wagner is the brand...

Hi- My old Mitchell,used to.. and also Hamlet now will vomit after eating hard bones like shanks- the jagged bits irritate the stomach- and back they come. Most of our dogs handle them with no problem...altho I tend to use the non-weight bearing bones more nowdays...shanks, etc occasionally. I don't give them to Hamlet anymore... but he does steal poor Ham- he was in dire straits a couple of days back- threw up 5 times after stealing someone's harder bone! he had roo tail last night tho- no problems!!

I would advise not letting the dog have it- too much salt etc for a start!!!

I guess chewing hard at bones help build up muscles on the head, which would then provide more support for ears ....

I just call this teenage awkward stage- their ears go up&down until they decide just where to stop!

naah.. that won't work... you have to poach the voodoo doll as well !!