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seunH:
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Hello.
Please read through.
I came home last month and met this litte dog in the house(a Nigerian breed)
At first observation, the dog was too mild for an average puppy.
She lack agility, very selective in her choice of food, doesn't bark and so on.
Within those times she would always crawl close to the fire we make (firewood) outside the main house to warm up herself. it started gradually but it later turned to a habit because she couldn't do without being close to the fire. She would be shaking uncontrollably like she's feeling cold everytime she's not close to the fire. We later noticed some staggering movements from the way she walks, became worse as she sometimes fall while walking.
Right now:
*She can no longer walk.
*Her legs are totally paralyzed.
*From time to time she groans like she is in serious pains.
*From observation, i think she'd partialy lost her sense of smell.
*I noticed a little swelling under the snout very close to the neck.
*She just lye helplessly on the floor and she cried the whole night
Initially, i didn't had time for her, maybe because of her breed but i can't help seeing her current situation.
Her stool is still normal and whenever we tried holding her, she shouts in pain and pee on herself.
She doesn't have ticks but i see few of the normal lice.
She tried eating something today as i previously thougt she'd lost total apetite.
Please can you help in any way?

9182736455O1999:

Hello.
Please read through.
I came home last month and met this litte dog in the house(a Nigerian breed)
At first observation, the dog was too mild for an average puppy.
She lack agility, very selective in her choice of food, doesn't bark and so on.
Within those times she would always crawl close to the fire we make (firewood) outside the main house to warm up herself. it started gradually but it later turned to a habit because she couldn't do without being close to the fire. She would be shaking uncontrollably like she's feeling cold everytime she's not close to the fire. We later noticed some staggering movements from the way she walks, became worse as she sometimes fall while walking.
Right now:
*She can no longer walk.
*Her legs are totally paralyzed.
*From time to time she groans like she is in serious pains.
*From observation, i think she'd partialy lost her sense of smell.
*I noticed a little swelling under the snout very close to the neck.
*She just lye helplessly on the floor and she cried the whole night
Initially, i didn't had time for her, maybe because of her breed but i can't help seeing her current situation.
Her stool is still normal and whenever we tried holding her, she shouts in pain and pee on herself.
She doesn't have ticks but i see few of the normal lice.
She tried eating something today as i previously thougt she'd lost total apetite.
Please can you help in any way?

Good eveing my dear brother I'm very sorry about the condition your dog is facing.
My sincere advice is to keep him hydrated,warm and calm while you prepare to take him to the nearest veterinary hospital because this is a serious case,I will be on standby for update.

seunH:
Good eveing my dear brother I'm very sorry about the condition your dog is facing may Allah grant him shifa.
My sincere advice is to keep him hydrated,warm and calm while you prepare to take him to the nearest veterinary hospital because this is a serious case,I will be on standby for update.

I don't think we can afford a vet. She did not even respond to the drugs they have her.

Good morning Doctor my young puppy of 2 months have a bloated Tommy the puppy is aggressive when it comes to eating, please what can use to reduce the bloated Tommy.
Thanks

SMILEBUX:
Good morning Doctor my young puppy of 2 months have a bloated Tommy the puppy is aggressive when it comes to eating, please what can use to reduce the bloated Tommy.
Thanks

Good morning sir, Im so sorry about your pups condition, to be sincere the best advice is for you to visit a vet clinic in which they would use a stomach tube to release the gas once they have confirmed that it's a case of bloat. Meanwhile you can reduce food intake a bit and gently massage the stomach while you're preparing to take her to the clinic. I'll be on standby

seunH:
Which other symptoms are you observing, and try to keep her warm and hydrated. I'll be on standby. Meanwhile was she involved in any strenuous activity or previous medication?

Thanks I took him to vet who administered some medication his back to himself now. Thanks for your response

Hello vet, my is coughing
Any chances that it will live.

seunH:
Send me a DM

My German shepherd is also coughing.
Any remedy vet.

SpecialAkin12:

My German shepherd is also coughing.
Any remedy vet.

Good morning, I'm so sorry sir, please which other symptoms are you seeing

My 9 months plus female Eskimo suddenly losses appetite for all foods, she will smell n eat very little, she still play alot and much active but she hardly eat, she's been on multivitamin (vitapet) since 6 months old. This loss of appetite started a week ago.

What could be the cause?

yembabs231:
My 9 months plus female Eskimo suddenly losses appetite for all foods, she will smell n eat very little, she still play alot and much active but she hardly eat, she's been on multivitamin (vitapet) since 6 months old. This loss of appetite started a week ago.

What could be the cause?

Good afternoon sir, what kind of food do you give her

seunH:
Good afternoon sir, what kind of food do you give her

Dry food, rice n fish, noodles and potato

yembabs231:


Dry food, rice n fish, noodles and potato

Give her Vitamin C separately with the others you are giving, let's watch for 3 days. Are you observing any other symptoms?

seunH:
Give her Vitamin C separately with the others you are giving, let's watch for 3 days. Are you observing any other symptoms?

Ok Doc... Yes am watching, no other symptoms, very active and playful, will do as yu say, will get back to you

Doc please help my 5wks 5days gsd is losing hair at the back of her ear.Pet shop recommended dermacur and i recently noticed ticks

Excel1212:
Doc please help my 5wks 5days gsd is losing hair at the back of her ear.Pet shop recommended dermacur and i recently noticed ticks

Good morning sir, you can get Bravecto it's an acaricide. Then clear the environment

@seunH I just adopted an American Eskimo breed. The dog is 2yrs old and up to date in his vaccines. The owner have him up due to personal reasons. This is my first time owing a dog. What can I feed him asides those packaged foods they sell in stores?

jazzyjazz:
@seunH I just adopted an American Eskimo breed. The dog is 2yrs old and up to date in his vaccines. The owner have him up due to personal reasons. This is my first time owing a dog. What can I feed him asides those packaged foods they sell in stores?

Congratulations sir, in addition you can feed him vegetables esp carrots, rice is also okay and boneless fish too is equally fine

seunH:
Congratulations sir, in addition you can feed him vegetables esp carrots, rice is also okay and boneless fish too is equally fine

Thank you

seunH:
Good morning sir, you can get Bravecto it's an acaricide. Then clear the environment

Thank you doc the dermatur worked very well but iwant to ask if its normal for gsd waist to be a little smaller than the body.

Excel1212:
Thank you doc the dermatur worked very well but iwant to ask if its normal for gsd waist to be a little smaller than the body.

It depends on several factors

Hello Doc. I have rabbits that are sneezing with cattarh. I have tried a few antibiotic powders and injections on a vets recommendation and they are not getting better. This is two months now and the sickness has spread from 1 rabbit to all 5. Pls what can I use? Or pls can you recommend a reliable vet around Ijanikin/Ojo/Oko-Afo /Morogbo? Thank you.

Kehfie:
Hello Doc. I have rabbits that are sneezing with cattarh. I have tried a few antibiotic powders and injections on a vets recommendation and they are not getting better. This is two months now and the sickness has spread from 1 rabbit to all 5. Pls what can I use? Or pls can you recommend a reliable vet around Ijanikin/Ojo/Oko-Afo /Morogbo? Thank you.

First of all ISOLATE, take any of the sick rabbits to a Vet clinic for test and medical prescription and final disinfect your surroundings. Ill be on stanby

Sorry for the long message doctor i just got a gsd and not really impress with the size she will be 2 months at dec 15th. A friend advise me to administer mect izan to my dog to get rid of tick.I would have gone to a pet shop to buy a spray or normal medicine and can i also use rambo powder because i am a little far from city and it will take a week before i enter lagos again and does tick make a dog look malnourished we feed her dog indomie and egg and add milk to the food during preparation then add crayfish on top.How effective is dermacur.can i give my dog normal human cod liver as a daily supplement.

Excel1212:
Sorry for the long message doctor i just got a gsd and not really impress with the size she will be 2 months at dec 15th. A friend advise me to administer mect izan to my dog to get rid of tick.I would have gone to a pet shop to buy a spray or normal medicine and can i also use rambo powder because i am a little far from city and it will take a week before i enter lagos again and does tick make a dog look malnourished we feed her dog indomie and egg and add milk to the food during preparation then add crayfish on top.How effective is dermacur.can i give my dog normal human cod liver as a daily supplement.

Please don't use Rambo powder, it's dangerous. Get Bravecto® it's very effective, then clear your surroundings. You can also use Amitraz® too it's also effective and ensure you follow manufacturer's instructions

seunH:

The truth is that, there are many factors governing adminstration of dewormers and I have very few information about your dog, the reason for deworming, and even the dewormer that was prescribed to you. As for the age you don't need to worry yourself, drugs are dosed according to weight in Kg, so if a drug is 10mg per Kg, you would simply multiply the weight of your pet by 10mg, that would give you the amount you would administer irrespective of the age (except they have a special formulation for young pets) but must be done under the guidance of a veterinarian in order to avoid adverse reaction to the drug. If you had given me more information about your pet and the drug prescribed, I might have been able to help you more, but nonetheless I hope this helps.

please I need a male breed of this dog for stud service in ibadan.

seunH:
First of all ISOLATE, take any of the sick rabbits to a Vet clinic for test and medical prescription and final disinfect your surroundings. Ill be on stanby

Thanks Doc. Sorry just seen this reply.

First of all Mr seun i want to specially appreciate u on how strong and steady u handle this thread also want to appreciate your time and effort, i read through ur thread and i was wowed how well u took ur time to answer almost all questions with proper advice.

I want to ask a vital question, How can one prevent Parvo in dogs? I lost 1 of my pup(GSD) last 2 months to parvo and the funniest part of it is i dont take the pup out at all , the second dog(Boerboel) got it prior to having the GSD fortunately she was cured but that was months ago so i was wondering how and why my GSD got it when it doesn't go out. Tho the Boerboel goes out on walks could it be she was the carrier and since she's immune to it as being a victim of parvo before then transmitted it to the GSD. Cuz now the Boerboel gave birth and I'm really scared of the Parvo thing so it doesn't get to its puppies

majortwild:
First of all Mr seun i want to specially appreciate u on how strong and steady u handle this thread also want to appreciate your time and effort, i read through ur thread and i was wowed how well u took ur time to answer almost all questions with proper advice.

I want to ask a vital question, How can one prevent Parvo in dogs? I lost 1 of my pup(GSD) last 2 months to parvo and the funniest part of it is i dont take the pup out at all , the second dog(Boerboel) got it prior to having the GSD fortunately she was cured but that was months ago so i was wondering how and why my GSD got it when it doesn't go out. Tho the Boerboel goes out on walks could it be she was the carrier and since she's immune to it as being a victim of parvo before then transmitted it to the GSD. Cuz now the Boerboel gave birth and I'm really scared of the Parvo thing so it doesn't get to its puppies

Thanks so much for the compliment, it's comments like this that encourages more efforts. First of all, your suspicion is correct, she may be a carrier. First thing first is for you to evacuate and scrupulously fumingate and disinfectant the whole environment and surrounding, explain to them what you are fumigating against so that they will know the appropriate chemical agent to use. Then ensure good nutrition and immune booster for your remaining pets, then ensure the suspected carrier is taken to the clinic for proper medical attention. I'll be on standby

seunH:
Thanks so much for the compliment, it's comments like this that encourages more efforts. First of all, your suspicion is correct, she may be a carrier. First thing first is for you to evacuate and scrupulously fumingate and disinfectant the whole environment and surrounding, explain to them what you are fumigating against so that they will know the appropriate chemical agent to use. Then ensure good nutrition and immune booster for your remaining pets, then ensure the suspected carrier is taken to the clinic for proper medical attention. I'll be on standby

Once again Mr seun i do honestly appreciate your replies ,u cant imagine how happy i am each time i see ur reply or comments on people's post . Thank you once again.

Can you help me with an effective immune booster i can get for my pet (The mum and the puppies) I'll contact some fumigation service so i can get my compound fumigated, also i thought parvo was airborne wont it have the possibility of returning to the environment even after fumigation?