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Originally Posted by ARCHIE  I agree with you to a point. If your dog is having a seizure, bloody diahrea,
vomiting up blood etc this is a dire emergency. GO TO A VET.
We are not vet's therefore we should not be giving information as what
to do to save someone$ It is their responsiblity to care for the pet
that is helpless and can't take care of itself.
If a dog won't eat, poops too much, has stinky breath etc than yes
we can possibly help having had experience in this area.
Yes, times are scary but so is loosing a precious family pet due to
ignorance! There is a difference between an emergency and solving
a problem IMO. I would never want to give someone wrong information
and have their pup die. |
Well, I did take my dog to a vet and my dog has gone thru Acid Bile test and now Protein C test and urine and xray of his liver, Thank you ELIE MAE. My vet has contacted many specialist about his condition but what I did love and why I posted was to see if anyone else has gone thru the same thing since Yorkies are high risk to Liver Shunts. I wanted to further educate myself by those who have already experienced these things. And my vet loves YT because he thinks all of us should educate ourselves about possible situations. So please dont judge, just give your experiences. You never know if you will be in the same situation. I was given incredible advise and places to go on the web and even special foods so that when I have questions for my vet I am ARMED, We Learn from eachother. Thank you all for the wonderful advise everyone has given me. I appreciate you more than you know...I love YT