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Our four year old Pyr Farley, has had stomach troubles since he was a
puppy. Lots of diarhrea, muscos, even some blood. Yes we did have
one bout of Ecoli. We've tried the rice/burger diet as well as every
type of "allergy" dog food available. The thing that has finally
cleared him up is BilJac dog food. Since changing to this, his stools
are consitantly firm and smller. He seems to enjoy it too.
Good luck
Denise, Kris, & Farley
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Subject: RE: pyrnet-l-digest.20030813
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 23:59:35 -0400
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>Re: [pyrnet] Ear Infections theashes@earthlink.net
>[pyrnet] Health, Care: GI Problem theashes@earthlink.net
>[pyrnet] Chat: Help needed~~from Kat Pyralive@aol.com
>[pyrnet] RE: Help needed~~from Kath kaiser4@gulftel.com
>Re: [pyrnet] Health, Care: GI Proble ChristineCvs@aol.com
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>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 07:08:37 -0400
>From: theashes@earthlink.net
>Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Ear Infections
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>Sorry -- without the bag in front of me I miss-quoted. It is the
>Ultra
>z/d, which is the allergen free one.
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>After I sent yesterday's email, I had a call from the vet. They had
>an
>appointment for Baron -- today! So please keep positive thoughts for
>my
>boy today. I have full confidence in the vet who is performing the
>operation - have used him for years and he is quite familar with
>Pyrs.
>Still hope this will help my poor guy.
>
>Robyn Allwright
>Ziffany Pyrs & TMs
>www.picassosdog.com
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>> [Original Message]
>> From: Janice Swenson <janices@austin.rr.com>
>> To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
>> Date: 8/12/2003 9:36:10 PM
>> Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Ear Infections
>>
>> On 12 Aug 2003 at 15:50, Robyn Allwright wrote:
>> > Food allergy is a common cause of ear
>> > infections. Right now my boy is on Science Diet z/d. This is a
>hypo-allergenic food, which he
>> > loves and it does seem to be doing some good. He's been on it now
>for
>about a month, but we
>> > need to allow 6 - 8 weeks to see any real results.
>>
>> Is is Z/D or Ultra Z/D? Z/D is the low allergen and the Ultra Z/D
>is the
>allergen free.
>>
>> Purina also makes one called HA (Hypoallergenic).
>>
>> Janice, janices@austin.rr.com
>> Lana & Linsey (newfs), Sonny (pyr)
>> http://home.austin.rr.com/janices
>> Hutto, TX
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>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 14:53:24 -0400
>From: theashes@earthlink.net
>Subject: [pyrnet] Health, Care: GI Problem
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><DIV>I just had a call from a friend who found a Pyr last year
>wondering down the road.? Where Isabella (as in Queen, my friend
>reminds me <G>) came from or how long she was pounding the
>streets was unknown, hence it wasn't surprising when it was found
>that she had a HUGE tapeworm problem.? This was treated
>and?she seemed to be fine.? Now,?in the past month she
>has started having mucus covered stools (not really diarrhea, but
>looser and containing quite a bit of mucus).? Also, she has
>started to vomit, producing foamy vomit.? My friend has taken
>Isabella to her vet.? A stool culture was done, and it appears
>there's an over abundance of e-coli bacteria (no worms).?
>Isabella was put on metronidazaline (sp???), the brand name is Fagyl,
>and this seems to clear up the problem.? However, after being
>off the meds for about a week, the problem returns.? She is
>currently on Purina One Lamb and Rice and one of the Iams varit!
> ies of kibble, and was on it before the problem started.?
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><DIV>?</DIV>
><DIV>Isabella is going back to the vet's office tomorrow for more
>work.? The vet seems to think that it may be food related, and
>is looking at trying to maintain the good bacteria balance in
>Isabella's gut.? In the meantime,?my friend is interested
>in any experiences any of you folks may have.? Any
>suggestions?? Thanks!</DIV>
><DIV>?</DIV>
><DIV>Robyn Allwright</DIV>
><DIV>Ziffany Pyrs & TMs</DIV>
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>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 15:04:13 EDT
>From: Pyralive@aol.com
>Subject: [pyrnet] Chat: Help needed~~from Kathy Lee~~GPCA rescue
>contact
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>In a message dated 8/13/2003 2:57:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>tstephanick@nfgpc.org writes:
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>> Helen Wheeler in MO has about 9 or 10 dogs in her care and is
>having
>> some health problems and is concerned about the dogs. Can you post
>a request on
>> your lists for assistance in or near MO for fostering/adoption and
>> transportation? She has 5 males, by now the one scheduled for
>neutering should be done
>> so all are neutered; and 3 or 4 females, 2 still needing to be
>spayed should
>> also now be done.
>> Anyone able to assist should email me and I will forward them
>Helen's phone
>> number (with her permission).? She does not have email.? Specifics
>can be
>> worked out directly between the two parties.
>>
>> ?Thanks!! You are appreciated!!? If there is any problem in doing
>this,
>> please let me know.?
>> Kathy?
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>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 14:23:59 -0500
>From: kaiser4@gulftel.com
>Subject: [pyrnet] RE: Help needed~~from Kathy Lee
>
>Kathy, please post this on pyrfect pyrs for me and see if anyone can
>help there. I don't know how many people see my page daily but all
>it takes is one person.
>
>Bridget in BAMA
>
>Pyr page: http://groups.msn.com/PyrfectPyrs
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> To: PYR-L@APPLE.EASE.LSOFT.COM ; pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 2:04 PM
> Subject: [pyrnet] Chat: Help needed~~from Kathy Lee~~GPCA rescue
>contact
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> In a message dated 8/13/2003 2:57:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>tstephanick@nfgpc.org writes:
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> Helen Wheeler in MO has about 9 or 10 dogs in her care and is
>having some health problems and is concerned about the dogs. Can you
>post a request on your lists for assistance in or near MO for
>fostering/adoption and transportation? She has 5 males, by now the
>one scheduled for neutering should be done so all are neutered; and 3
>or 4 females, 2 still needing to be spayed should also now be done.
> Anyone able to assist should email me and I will forward them
>Helen's phone number (with her permission). She does not have email.
> Specifics can be worked out directly between the two parties.
>
> Thanks!! You are appreciated!! If there is any problem in doing
>this, please let me know.
> Kathy
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>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 23:11:39 EDT
>From: ChristineCvs@aol.com
>Subject: Re: [pyrnet] Health, Care: GI Problem
>
>My 15 year old German Shepherd had problems with loose stools with
>alot of
>mucous. He had a bout of pancreatitis and thankfully recovered, but
>I had to be
>really careful with his diet after he came out of hospital, since he
>was
>still having very loose stools and still on antibiotics. What the
>vet had
>recommended and what I did was cook white rice, cook and drain the
>fat from ground
>beef and mix the two. I also used other meats, like chicken and
>turkey. He was
>fed this a few times a day in small amounts. The rice helped firm up
>the
>stool and the mucous went away. He also took Pepto Bismol, which
>settled things
>too. I then moved him on to Medi-Cal Gastro canned food and again
>fed it a
>few times a day. Then after about a week, I put slowly put him back
>on his
>regular diet.
>
>He is better now and if his stools seem to be getting loose, I give
>him the
>canned Medi-Cal and it firms him up again.
>
>I don't know if this will help the Pyr, but in my old guy's case this
>routine
>helped.
>
>Christine
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