"Thanks. I just talked to her the other day and I think she's relegated to the fact that when she's at the kid's place it is going to happen. They live on a huge ranch complex with a lot of acreage in the country and the…"
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spaying
Started this discussion. Last reply by J and Riley (and Luna) Jun 4, 2019. 3 Replies 0 Favorites
I'm picking up our puppy today from the vet after being spayed yesterday. I've heard it is really hard trying to keep them from running, jumping, chasing, etc. for two weeks. I'm looking for advice…Continue
sojos simply turkey/raw freeze dried poultry
Started this discussion. Last reply by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle Mar 20, 2019. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I bought a bag of this at a pet shop for my 5 month old puppy. I realized afterword it doesn't say "for puppies." I was looking for something very benign so as not to upset her stomach. Has anyone…Continue
brushes for grooming
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie Jan 21, 2019. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
Can someone tell me the difference between the Chris Christensen 16 mm t-brush and the long pin slicker brush for $64.00? I have a 9 week old ALD puppy with a loose fleece coat and i want to get a…Continue
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"Neither actually, she wore a medical pet shirt because I was home with her. She kept it on for 10 days."
"Thanks, hopefully I can keep to that process somewhat. How long did you have to keep the cone on or were you able to use the softer tube."
"Riley was tethered or in her crate almost the whole time she was recovering. A couple days in we started taking her for short walks but no playing. I also kept her occupied with tasty new chew objects."
"A friend of mine says her puppy loves poop and my friend picks it up right away but that doesn't help her when she's at her kid's house with their dog or at a dog park. She is really frustrated and has tried everything including…"
"And recurring UTI problems would probably make it necessary."
"Not sure. I'll have to find out when she has it done."
"My neighbor just found out her dog is going to need vulvoplasty surgery. She's hoping pet insurance will cover it. Does anyone know if this is something insurance would cover?"
"I would call my veterinarian just to be safe."
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"Unfortunately I was under the impression that once their adult teeth were in the chewing would subside, but at 6 months it's just as bad as before."
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"She is 9 months. She isn't left alone more than a few hours right now and she is ok with a blanket but I wouldn't leave her alone with a stuffed bed."
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- At 5:07pm on January 9, 2019,
Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie said…
Ginny, you can use almost any brush when they are little - you are just getting them used to the brush. You really can't expect any appropriate behavior at 9 weeks. If she likes the brushing, she might hold still for a bit. You are very correct to begin brushing and getting her used to grooming. A future brush would depend totally upon her coat. If we have a photo, we might be able to make a suggestion. If she has a flatter coat and sheds, the brush/comb you might use is different from what might be needed for a curlier coat.
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