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My little guy was so intent on refusing his prescription kidney diet food, he would rather starve. He lost weight down to a dangerous level, at which point I pretty much gave him whatever he wanted. His kidney disease progressed, and pretty soon he lost his appetite. Go figure. Believe it or not, pal, we humans really do know what we're doing. He was his own worst enemy. |
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My husband is wanting to go away from Vaccines as well. Having this little pup has really been making us think out of the box.. I'm studying the nutrition of homemade for him now.. |
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as to home cooking, that is great but must be properly balanced AND it is time consuming. I have done it and it takes a strong commitment from the owner. You can get a free diet here, but must buy the supplements which are very important. Be very careful about people who are on the web and say they are nutritionists....if they are not certified in animal nutrition (acvn.org, I would urge you to walk away. Animal nutrition is not something you can guess at..... anyway...here www.balanceit.com |
My dogs experience more side effects from the heartworm medicine than they do from the vaccines, by far. I will still do the heartworm meds, but only if she's looking healthy and there's nothing big planned for the next day or two. |
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I'm speaking in generalities, since I have done multiple brands, from multiple vets in multiple states. And then you have things like Triheart. The boxes frequently come in small/medium/large dogs, and the small dogs it's usually "Small Dogs (<15 lbs)". Well, my Yorkie was less than half that. So a dose for a dog twice as large is going to be large for him. I'd like to cut the pill in half, but I was told not to because the drugs are a cocktail. The dog that I have left--not a Yorkie--weighs about 15 lbs, so the side effect is not so much. If you look up Ivermectin, lethargy is clearly a common side effect. I just lived with it. They like the cocktails up in Canada and New York. The danger of Lyme exceeds the danger of Trifexis. My yorkie got Lyme, and I will never know whether it affected him permanently. |
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