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i am upset right now my dog ws tested postive for lyme i am so worried he got fecal and and waiting on urine o make sure his kidneys are okay since he goes to a clinic its so nerve racking to wait for results that not going to be till a couple of days ugg they did a 4dx test but not a c6 cause she said to wait for 6 months to do that one what should i at least know the number he is and they do not know if he exposed or infected which is confusing i am a mess
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I'm so sorry to hear about Rufus. Hopefully he feels better quick!
Hi. I just got your message. Sorry to hear about Rufus. So far, since discovering Axl tested positive for Lyme, he's been okay. However, today he had a lump removed from his side/rib area & have to wait 5-7 days for the additional pathology to come back :-( I don't think its related to the Lyme, though.
Swollen joints can usually be noticed if the dog is favoring a paw or reacts when he/she jumps off the sofa, for example (if you let him on the sofa...), or if he reacts when you feel his legs & paws through the fur. I think we have to wait another few months before we can get Axl the lyme vaccine. I could have sworn he was vaccinated as a puppy. Apparently not... But he's now wearing a flea & tick collar recommended by the vet & still has frontline or something similar applied monthly.
Hopefully Rufus doesn't have any long term side effects from the lyme disease. Good luck!
thanks everyone so far i they only signs i saw were loose stool its is warm and humid where i live so he has been lazy so i thought it was normal i guess when he goes in 5 weeks for anual ck i am going to have a c6 done i am wondering what is level is but for now he is on med sdoxclyne for 30 days and his urine came back squeaky clean so no protien so happy about that for now and switching to k9 advantix 2 as well .. just have to be carefull about my cats with the flea med i feel a little better
I am sorry to hear your news but if you catch the disease early all may be fine. As for joint, get used to feeling your dogs knees and elbows and any other accessible joints. You ay be able to feel changes should they occur.
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