Do you give this dog toys?? Do you use a ceramic food dish?? If so you
might want to consider lead poisoning. Read this news story.
http://tinyurl.com/3ddpbk It does say that digestive upsets including
diarrhea can be caused by lead.
Just a thought,
Kathy
Carol:
Just a note. I saved a bottle baby with enterotoxemia last year by the
prescription for goats listed on a goat web site. The characteristics
of blackbellies is much closer to goats than domestic sheep. Just my $0.02
Cecil in OKla
Carol J. Elkins wrote:
> I think herding dogs are an in
ycle
of sheep to lamb in the spring! Have a good crop on the ground but a lot of
singles and experienced mom turning away her lamb.
Rhonda
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I think herding dogs are an integral part of flock management, so I
certainly don't object to this thread. But note that it would be
inappropriate to have this conversation if it were about a
non-sheep-related dog breed. The sick baby goat thread last month
caused me to pause, but goats are so
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> An x-ray is a great idea, Cecil.
>
> Stephanie Parrish
>
definately start with an x-ray.
Cheryle
Old Mountain Farm
http://www.oldmountainfarm.com/
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An x-ray is a great idea, Cecil.
Stephanie Parrish
Westminster, SC
On Dec 6, 2007, at 6:43 AM, Cecil Bearden wrote:
> If I had to make a quick diagnosis,
> I would xray this dog. This sounds like something in the gut that is
> causing the bleeding and diarreah
I don't think Carol would be upset with us for trying to save an animal
that helps take care of our sheep. If I had to make a quick diagnosis,
I would xray this dog. This sounds like something in the gut that is
causing the bleeding and diarreah, and then may be blocking movement at
times cau
Hi Rhonda,
Since Carol has not dinged us for being off topic yet, I will answer on
the list. We can continue any further discussion privately, if you
wish.
Sounds like you have a more serious problem than just worms - I don't
think you have a proper diagnosis, yet. Panacur is a very safe
de
Hi,
I have a friend with a dog that had both a vomiting and Diarrhea problem
(intermittent, as you have) and the vet finally took the dog off all dog
food, my friend now feeds him strictly ground lamb and rice (cooked) and
that has cleared this problem up. I don't know if he had fevers or not,
how
Hi everyone! I don't respond much to the list but believe strongly in
blackbellies and the chance to make my own mistakes. I need some help from
those of you that have herding dogs or even a pet with even close to the
problem listed below.
Carol, if this is inappropriate please let me know.
An
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