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-=> PETER COGGON wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=- >>> Part 1 of 2... PC> Hello Wayne., -=> Quoting Wayne Chirnside to Peter Coggon <=- PC> A posting here dexamethasone was mentioned WC> I should mention I used HALF the dosage prescribed as I found that WC> sufficient and I broke that half dosage into two doses per day. PC> I haven't seen the dog's medical staff, as yet to determine which PC> might work for him. PC> non-steroid METACAM. 37mg first time, then ease back PC> to his level, which is about 20mg on his food. PC> As he is now. I had some skin disease, I think he PC> picked up last year swimming in the lake. No more PC> swimming there. WC> I'd have tried some bleach say 3 -4 ounces to a tub full of water. WC> I've cleared several fungal infections on myself as well as other WC> skin rashes this way dead in their tracks. PC> I still have not checked my notes where I got the formula right PC> what worked for him. Saw some really dumb ones like gasoline. PC> I'll have to see, if anyone I checked with mentioned bleach. WC> Never used it on the dog however as he'd never had a skin rash. PC> Wasn't a rash. It was a fungus, and rot and his hair was disappearing PC> at an alarming rate. I only really got on it, when my wife went PC> on vacation and I had lots of time to really get at it. Well I used to work installing cable T.V., not the house drops but the initial Saint Petersburg trunk coax sweating up a storm. I got fungal infections, bleach in the bath water took it right out, on several occassions it cropped up. PC> Skin rashs are easy. I can not remember him having it too....but PC> with this fungus, I noted neighbours too were plagued and I gave PC> them my forumla and it seems to have cleared them up...One neighbour PC> however seems to not to care, his dog is almost bald. WC> I used Iams for less active dogs to acheive the same result, beef WC> flavor only. Spanky wouldn't touch the lamb flavor. PC> I make my own. We have enough left over chicken and rice to get this, PC> and if I need to change then burger mixed with rice also works. I am PC> not sure if mine will touch lamb, never tried. He is now into PC> veggies so I give him a good dose there cooking them and keeping the PC> liquid as a covering, as he seems to like it. WC> You say Rottie Staffordshire mix? > WC> Here's a real health tip for teeth that absolutely eliminated my WC> British Staffordshire Bull Terrier's dental cleaning requirements WC> passed along to me by another owner of large dogs. PC> Have not got that problem. His teeth are good to go as the vet says. PC> I think it is because like you I don't feed him that mush in a can. PC> And he gets things that clean his teeth that he enjoys. WC> I'd purchase at least ten pounds of turkey necks from the meat market WC> each month for the last 5 - 6 years of my Pit's life feeding them to WC> him raw after defrosting overnight in the fridge compartment rather WC> than freezer having been individually frozen in those cheap WC> fold over sandwich bags. > WC> Oh yeah, I cut them in half as well. > WC> It's important you do not cook them as that embrittles the cartilage WC> and can cause damage and poses no health threat to large dogs as WC> all dogs are immune to salmanella > WC> Spanky's teeth were near pearly white in just about a month and boy WC> did he look forward to those as treats. > WC> Prior to this I was looking at an expensive vet dental bill for WC> a teeth cleaning but this was way cheaper, more effective WC> due to an enzyme in turkey cleaning off all that brown plaque. PC> Hmmm...interesting but no ... I'll pass......his teeth are white PC> enough for his age. After all he has been thru he is lucky to reach PC> this age. WC> It's not a red meat so it doesn't raise the level of aggression red WC> meat might have done with a Pit Bull. > WC> Boy he'd rip through them in under three minutes every time! > WC> And it's obvious he could count as I served them every two days WC> and he knew that and didn't bother me for one on alternate days. > WC> Some days I teased him just a bit for a short while WC> and he'd invariably look from me to the refrigerator and back WC> several times over and at that he knew it was a game because in this WC> case he didn't give me that hey retard, catch on look I mentioned in a WC> previous post. PC> Aaah red meat. I don't even see him chew it. Gone in seconds. Yeah well on occassions I'd eat steak I'd toss him a bite or two, I'd swear it vanished before he got to it. ... MultiMail, the new multi-platform, multi-format offline reader! --- MultiMail/Linux v0.49* Origin: Doc's Place BBS Fido Since 1991 docsplace.tzo.com (1:123/140) SEEN-BY: 3/0 633/267 712/0 313 848 @PATH: 123/140 500 261/38 712/848 633/267 |
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