Important Vet Question - Page 2

blondboinsd · #11 08-08-2008, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by LeMansX5

Try yellow pages or ask neighbors who have pets.

Yeah I think I will ask around, he seems fine for the time being, the yellow pages really wouldn't tell me what kind of vet they are, kind of like a doctor, you have to be really picky

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rlsjr · #12 08-08-2008, 12:13 PM

Could be kennel cough! Did you leave your dog in a kennel recently, or have your dog near a dog that was recenlty in a kennel?

B-Line · #13 08-08-2008, 12:16 PM

I'm sure you can find local vet reviews on the internet...

Just type in your area, vet, reviews...

If I could find an exterminator that way, I'm sure you can find a vet that way...

blondboinsd · #14 08-08-2008, 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rlsjr

Could be kennel cough! Did you leave your dog in a kennel recently, or have your dog near a dog that was recenlty in a kennel?

No No, I did consider that for a second!

blondboinsd · #15 08-08-2008, 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by B-Line

I'm sure you can find local vet reviews on the internet...

Just type in your area, vet, reviews...

If I could find an exterminator that way, I'm sure you can find a vet that way...

um except one kills and one tries to save

Thank you B, I will try that

LeMansX5 · #16 08-08-2008, 01:00 PM

http://www.scoopaway.com/my_organizer/vet_finder/

motordavid · #17 08-08-2008, 01:02 PM

OT:
I always wondered why Vets weren't in the taxidermy biz, too...
one would get their pet back either way.

...I have two very old cats. Hope you get your dog
treated, Ryan.
BR,mD

The Big Easy · #18 08-08-2008, 01:08 PM

Small airway disease (bronchospasm), collapsed trachea (particularly prevalent in small breeds), if necessary get a consult with an internist who should perform baseline bloods, thoracic rads, and if required a tracheal scope with an aspirate for cytology + culture.

Cheers,

realchef · #19 08-08-2008, 02:19 PM

Greeattt, another small minded individual.

My lil guy is a Pit Cross, 100# and he is one of the most well respected dogs at our park in Santa Fe. (75 acres of open space)
He has been attacked 4 times by poorly raised and unsocialized males who felt they were gonna (incorrectly) be the boss. The dogs in question were a Poodle, Lab Cross, Great Pyrenees and a Boerboel. You need to get past the dog and realize the problem lies with the OWNER. Breed is irrelevant.
Case in point- M. Vicks pits have all been rehabilitated except for 3! 1 was ill beyond repair and 2 were not open to re-training. 41 successful rehabs. Go to www.nytimes.com and search Michael Vick for the article.
Please open your mind and your eyes to facts and stop inflicting your small minded ideals on others.

blondboinsd · #20 08-08-2008, 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by realchef

Greeattt, another small minded individual.

My lil guy is a Pit Cross, 100# and he is one of the most well respected dogs at our park in Santa Fe. (75 acres of open space)
He has been attacked 4 times by poorly raised and unsocialized males who felt they were gonna (incorrectly) be the boss. The dogs in question were a Poodle, Lab Cross, Great Pyrenees and a Boerboel. You need to get past the dog and realize the problem lies with the OWNER. Breed is irrelevant.
Case in point- M. Vicks pits have all been rehabilitated except for 3! 1 was ill beyond repair and 2 were not open to re-training. 41 successful rehabs. Go to www.nytimes.com and search Michael Vick for the article.
Please open your mind and your eyes to facts and stop inflicting your small minded ideals on others.

Um off topic much?

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