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Dog drinking alcoholMy dog REALLY likes alcoholic beverages, so much so, that she sticks her face in anybody's drink who's back is turned. Lately, her behavior has changed somewhat. She has torn up her bed and is having some crazy dreams (It would apprear by her barking and movements during sleep). The other day, she actually bit my hand when I put my hand around her muzzle to move her away from my cup of hot sake. I have put my hand on her muzzle this way many many times with no adverse reaction. I should have recognized her increased agression as I continued to move my sake away from her but did not and so, for the first time, got bitten. Is the alcohol dangerous to this animal and could it be causing negative changes in her behaviour? | |
Car sick dogMy 1yo Labrador hates car-rides. He would make a huge fuss when we try to get him into the car so we've only tried to get him into the car whenever necessary like on vet visits. He would pant a lot, run away and hide, and when we get him into the car (eventually) he would salivate, pace about and at times end up vomiting. We tried to give him treats during our journey, withholding food before the journey. Every time we need to go some where we need to get a tranquilizer into him just to get him settled enough to get into the car! Is there some way of getting him to accept that car rides are fun? | |
Dog pacing around at nightMy 9yo female Border Collie mix hides under whatever, jumps up on bed in the middle of night and just stands there. She will pace around furniture and just stand. Jumps up on my husband in the recliner. She has done the middle of night thing twice and the last 2 evenings has done it around 6:30 and does it for nearly 3 hours. No evidence of pain. Her skin seems hot but she is hot a lot of the time. She loves it outside. We live on a nonwork farm and she gets plenty of exercise. Afterwards seems to be back to normal. | |
Giving dog benadrylMy dog is licking and biting at her feet. I would like to give her some Benadryl to help with the itching before we can get to the vet tomorrow. She is around 12 lbs. Can I give her Benadryl? | |
Dog with hindlimb collapsingCrow is a 8yo Belgian Shepherd and his rear legs have suddenly started to collapse out from under him. He'll be walking along in the house and bam, the back legs give out and he flops down and stays where he lands. Sometimes he manages to get himself back up, but mostly he needs someone to actually lift up his back end off the floor which allows his rear paws to once again come in contact with the floor. We've placed a carpeted ramp at the back door into the garage to help him get in and out of the house but, even that can give him problems. He also paces through the house most of the night and you can hear him collapse and get up and pace until his back end collapses again. We own a van and a pick-up which he can no longer get into and we can't carry him. It's also been suggested by his groomer that he may have a thyroid problem since he's about thirty pounds overweight but only gets two cups of 'Come and Get It' dry food per day. What do you think his problem could be? | |
Dog drinking own urineThis is a foster that has just come into my care. She is drinking her urine like it's water. She was released by an elderly woman, don't know if she was severely punished for housetraining or maybe didn't receive water? Have had her medically checked, no infections and giving her vitamins to help if it is associated with poor nutrition. Any ideas on helping her stop this? Anything we could feed her to make her urine taste bad? Thanks for your help. |
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Female cat with bloody discharge from vagina
Our (1yo female DSH) neutered cat (neutered prior to our ownership) has had intermittent small volume bloody discharge from her vagina for the last 3 months. On exam her vulva had an ulcerated area and our veternarian is planning an exam under anesthesia later this week. She has no weight loss, a healthy appetite, and has had no change in activity. She is the only animal in our home. What do you believe this could be?
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