holidays
wow that is mysterious....is there anything new in the environment? Possibly stuff brought in for the holiday season? New furniture, rugs, etc with a spray or coating on it that could have been licked? Do you have a fresh tree that could have been sprayed with enzymes or preservative? Carpets cleaned with a cleaner, or ice melt stuff that got in paws? Just a thot, so much changes in our household routines for the holidays. I was reading an article in one of my health newsletters that said 98% of diseases start with entry through the mouth. I would think that would be true for critters as well...
Hope your pack improves and you can pinpoint what caused the upset. But mostly I hope you've gotten through the worst of it, can't even imagine what an ordeal this has been for you. I agree with the post that said, shelties know when you are trying to aid in their healing, you can see that confirmation in their eyes that they know you are only trying to help even when it means doing stuff they hate.
wow that is mysterious....is there anything new in the environment? Possibly stuff brought in for the holiday season? New furniture, rugs, etc with a spray or coating on it that could have been licked? Do you have a fresh tree that could have been sprayed with enzymes or preservative? Carpets cleaned with a cleaner, or ice melt stuff that got in paws? Just a thot, so much changes in our household routines for the holidays. I was reading an article in one of my health newsletters that said 98% of diseases start with entry through the mouth. I would think that would be true for critters as well...
Hope your pack improves and you can pinpoint what caused the upset. But mostly I hope you've gotten through the worst of it, can't even imagine what an ordeal this has been for you. I agree with the post that said, shelties know when you are trying to aid in their healing, you can see that confirmation in their eyes that they know you are only trying to help even when it means doing stuff they hate.
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Ruffles isn't quite 100 percent yet either, but she's getting there. We are now more than two weeks with this...I've never had anything like it in the house before. Fortunately, Sprite and Pixie are fine again, and Checkers, aka Queen Iron Stomach, never got it. Phew!
