After several conflicting lab reports (malignant histio, systemic histio,
histiocytoma), Peter Moore of UC Davis found these results on a biopsy from
a lump on Babe's back:
"The results indicate a high grade grade B cell lymphoma of the subcutaneous
tissue. These are rare lesions and some spontan
Very interesting thread and unfortunately too close to our situation with
Babe diagnosed with lupus. It may have been mentioned before, but I do
worry about the standard treatment for auto immune disease -
pred/Imuran/etc., all of which suppress the immune system. So while it
helps the overactive
Kathleen - is this considered an autoimmune disease? Valerie
Eileen - I noticed you listed aleve - I didn't know that wa safe for dogs?
Valerie
Is anyone familiar with a really good boarding facility in the Portland,
Oregon area? A relative of mine is moving there and is going to have to
board her dog for an extended period of time. This dog is 10 years old and
used to being in the house, so he needs a place where he is pampered.
Valerie
I heard an arthritis doctor on the radio talking about the effectiveness of
glucosamine in people. He said it has a noticeable positive effect in about
30% of people. If you don't notice an improvement after using it a couple
of months, he said you are wasting your money.
Valerie
> I should go to the COSTCO and buy the
> human formulation of Cosequin DS. It was much cheaper and is identical in
> formulation.
Maybe. Maybe not.
The brand name CosaminDS (Nutramax) from Costco is the one that has a lot of
studies done on it - my vet recommended it even tho it is quite a b
My heart just breaks to see the roll call of histio victims - and I know
there are many more to come. Many of the names are familiar to me only
through this list, some I have known personally.
I was just wondering, if about 1 in 6 berners dies from histio, and if we
took the histio deaths out of
My 2 cents from a puppy buyers (PPO) point of view - I figure it is my
responsibility to investigate a PAB (potentially acceptable breeder) to
find out what their lines are like, the medical histories, etc. I don't
expect a guarantee - in the first place, once that little bundle of fur came
to
I believe some hunters in this area have GPS devices on their dog's collars
but I don't know anything about them. Problem of course is if the collar
comes off, it doesn't do much good.
Valerie
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