To be fair the NHS will fix granny a new one, not so easy doing joint replacements on animals.
Sorry to hear that cumulus.
Lovely wee scottish terrier you've got there rG
Very sad for my dog Rudie...
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To be fair the NHS will fix granny a new one, not so easy doing joint replacements on animals.
Sorry to hear that cumulus.
Lovely wee scottish terrier you've got there rG
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To be fair the NHS will fix granny a new one, not so easy doing joint replacements on animals.
Sorry to hear that cumulus.
Lovely wee scottish terrier you've got there rG
Ok but now ( already form yesterday ) the dog feels better. I know that those tablets are only against pain and do not solve the main cause. Anyway until my dog walks, eat and drink I don't want to something....( to put him dowin ).
i dread to think what it's going to be like when my dog passes away, she's only 6 so plenty of time ahead of her, but I couldn't imagine not having her now!
Little black scotty with so much energy, and so loving....of an evening as i'm sat on the sofa on the laptop/watching TV she'll jump up and lie down with her head on my leg "cuddling" me and fall asleep. I'm starting to get slightly sniffly even thinking of the prospect
She's lovely. We had to have our 9 year old scottie put to sleep just over a year ago. Still cuts me up just thinking about it, but it was the right decision for her
I still don't think anyone's really had a dog unless they've had a scottie. They are a law unto themselves for sure We still have our westie thankfully, but it does leave a massive gap when one of them goes.
Sorry to hear about Rudie's problems cumulus1978. See if you can get http://www.jointaid.co.uk/joint-aid-for-dogs--500g-p2 in Switzerland. I know several people who have used it and it has done wonders for their animals.
Sorry to hear about your dog, been in the same sort of situation myself. Real difficult decisions to make and some people who don't have pets don't realise that they are like little babies and are as much a part of the family as anyone else. The worst thing is to see them suffering but glad the tablets seem to be helping. All the best
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Thank you, now he feels better.
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My dog feels now really better with those tablets ( Arnica ).
Today he was particularly happy because I'm at home with him.
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My dog feels now really better with those tablets ( Arnica ).
Brilliant news. Make sure you spend as much time as humanly possible with him (I know you will anyway).
My little Jack Russell hates it when I go to work each day and leave her by herself, but I am off all week and you really can notice a difference in behaviour in her, she's so much happier and bouncy'er than usual.
Enjoy the time you have left with your pooch.
I wouldn't say 'widely regarded', I'd say 'is'. Homeopathy is a sham and it's both worrying and extremely disappointing that your vet sold you a homeopathic remedy.
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That said, I'm glad your dog's feeling a bit perkier, and all the best for the pooch
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