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Originally Posted by Nikis2  you are absolutely right and I certainly do have enough on my hands nor do I like other animals around my Yorkie's. I don't need my girls getting upset and I do not know anything about these dogs but what I have said on earlier posts. This is the first time I even saw the male Pom. I had no knowledge I was watching these dogs until they came knocking at my door late Saturday night but that is entirely another story. They are here and now I have to do my best to do what I can to make a difference in this darling little dogs life. But, I do no they love their dogs and have no intentions of giving them up. I think they just have the attitude now it is what it is and they just deal with her just like she is and it has been working for them for years until Aunt Bonnie come into the picture now I know through all the great information I recieved their are reasons she is like she is and things I can do to possible help Diamond |
It is very possible that the vet did do all of the right tests. If this is pseudo cushings, there really is no treatment.
People see these pups and automatically assume something is wrong; but honestly there is no treatment for pseudo cushings. It is not a systemic illness....merely a cosmetic one.
IF they have not done all of the tests, then perhaps you can suggest they look into Care Credit to help with the cost of them.