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Brian Spar

  • sickness

    Posted on 2008/02/03 by User

    Hi, My dog has ran a fever for 2 days with a decrease in appetite. Today the fever is down but his appetite is still low. He has no problem going for walks. He is 14 yrs old is there anything i can do, I'm going to make an appt. with a vet for tomorrow. thanks, heather

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    Rating: 8

  • bloody nose.

    Posted on 2008/02/03 by User

    My sister called me this morning about her cat. It was sneezing and had a little bloody mucus come out.he seems very active and not phased by this. Are cats prone to having bloody noses or is this something she should be worried about?

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    Rating: 8

  • Not eating

    Posted on 2008/02/03 by Rosemaryf

    Reuben is on two meds right now and isn't eating. He came home from the vet on Saturday. He has been vomiting bile and is lethargic. how can I get him to eat and How do I administer the Baytril tablet?

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    Rating: 8

  • help with my puppy

    Posted on 2008/02/16 by User

    my beagle puppy has a bump on her head that is crusty and getting bigger. what is this?

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    Rating: 8

  • Doesn't like to be picked up and held.

    Posted on 2008/02/16 by Kimberly

    Boots was originally a stray (believe a lost cat the owners never claimed). She is the only pet I have and I live alone. Although she does have "affection" actions, she has never liked to be picked up and held. The ONLY time is at the Vet's and that is because she is scared. Is there anything I can do to add this to our "affectionate" behaviors? I have never owned a cat where I could not pick them up and hold them.

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    Rating: 8

  • What is wrong?

    Posted on 2008/02/17 by Tracey

    Milo has CRF, which is being treated at home with IV Fluids. I took him to the vet one week ago for a checkup and because he seems so boney. He has lost 2.5 lbs in a year and he has been sleeping alot lately. He has also been struggling with constipation for quite a few years and vomits often after he does poop. Since being at the vet one week ago, he hasn't pooped since that day, hasn't hardly eaten anything, vomited today with nothing in his stomach and he was been urinating in his kitty bed, which he has NEVER done. I have to wait until Monday to bring him back to the vet, but does anyone have any clue what is wrong with him? His bloodwork came back actually...

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    Rating: 8

  • Illness

    Posted on 2008/02/17 by User

    I have had a stray mixed breed outside dog for 6 years. I estimate his age to be 7 or 8 years. Yesterday he appeared to be fine - playing, eating and normal behaviour. Last night I noticed he was limping - which has progressed to both front and back legs stiff and weak. I have manipulted his leges looking for muscle soreness broken bones, sores or bites. I found nothing. Neither did he appear to be botherd by my checking. I kept him inside last night (which is something he generally does not tolerate) and he appears to be worse this morning. he was lethargic but also moved around quite a bitlike he was trying to get comfortable. He ate a little this morning and...

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    Rating: 8

  • Stopped eating

    Posted on 2008/02/20 by shalini

    Our tibetean mastiff pup has been sick since the past two weeks. He has no appetite, has become emaciated and has purulent nasal discharge.Can you figure out what the problem is? does it have a treatment which can be administered at home?

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    Rating: 8

  • elimination habits

    Posted on 2007/12/13 by Michelle

    I'm puzzled as to why my cat will only defecate in the bath tub. She urinates in the litter box 100% of the time, but will only have bowel movements in the toilet. There are multiple litter boxes in our home, I've made sure they're in private locations, and I've tried a variety of litter. Each time she goes, I clean the spot with a spray-on bleach product, then follow up with a spot-eliminator product. It seems like no matter what I try, she insists on leaving "tootsie rolls" twice a day. Any suggestions?

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    Rating: 7

  • Rabbit bitten on leg

    Posted on 2007/12/20 by kennith

    6 yr old rabbit bitten in leg. No idea what animal bit the rabbit. I assume rabies is possible. I have small children. Is the best thing to do is put the rabbit down?

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    Rating: 7