The author posted a question in Animals, Plants
hello guys problem with the dog? and got a better answer
Response from
Response from 0[+++++]
Vitamins are not enough go to the vet they will give you what you need
Vitamins are not enough go to the vet they will give you what you need
Response from 0[+++++]
Feed her well and add vitamins.
Feed her well and add vitamins.
Response from 0[+++++]
How can you not think of going to the vet? I think your heart is only in your mouth.
How can you not think of going to the vet? I think your heart is only in your mouth.
Response from 0[+++++]
call a vet. it's going to be a long recovery for your dog. it's definitely not going to go away by itself.
call a vet. it's going to be a long recovery for your dog. it's definitely not going to go away by itself.
Response from 0[+++]
You're lying. You can't do this. The dog is suffering and you sit and watch. The dog should have been taken to the vet a long time ago.
You're lying. You can't do this. The dog is suffering and you sit and watch. The dog should have been taken to the vet a long time ago.
Response from 0[+++++]
Surely she lives on a chain and eats scraps, at best bones and yesterday's soup? it can be as bad breeding - you have to invest a lot in large puppies to grow a healthy dog, and a genetic disease like joint dysplasia, for example. all this will tell you at the vet reception - if you get there with your heart, and your heart does not shrink from greed when they tell you to do x-rays, blood tests and ultrasound.
Surely she lives on a chain and eats scraps, at best bones and yesterday's soup? it can be as bad breeding - you have to invest a lot in large puppies to grow a healthy dog, and a genetic disease like joint dysplasia, for example. all this will tell you at the vet reception - if you get there with your heart, and your heart does not shrink from greed when they tell you to do x-rays, blood tests and ultrasound.
Response from 0[+++++]
X-rays to do and blood chemistry for calcium phosphorus metabolism
X-rays to do and blood chemistry for calcium phosphorus metabolism