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survtony:
Yes. That. Noticed it for some time. Even saw a drop on her hind legs

probably puppy vaginitis, nothing serious. goes away as the puppy grows. ive seen it on one of my puppies but not anymore

naijainfogalery:
How often should you vaccinate your puppy, if puppy keeps scratching/licking its genitals, is this normal?

if this happens once or twice per day, no issues. but if it continues then you might need to visit your vet.

uchpanila:
Sources please?

shes a vet doctor, sources would probably be veterinary school.

Prodeegee:
probably puppy vaginitis, nothing serious. goes away as the puppy grows. ive seen it on one of my puppies but not anymore

Thanks. I appreciate

Godspearl:
This is getting serious in Nigeria o.Vaccination can never be monthly, that person is not a vet.
If the dam was vaccinated u start DHLPP at 8 weeks then 2 weeks after.i usually give 3shots.
Then anually.

Please are you or do you know a good veterinarian at onitsha?

survtony:
Please are you or do you know a good veterinarian at onitsha?

I don't know any vet over there .

Is my Vet right to book my rott of 4months+ monthly deworming?

Godspearl:
I don't know any vet over there .

Okk

Thanks for the replies Godspearl Prodeegee

Prodeegee:
It should be daily. Follow the instruction on the product you bought.

I beg to disagree here. Multivitamin is not necessary if the dog is well fed.

Royruky:
I beg to disagree here. Multivitamin is not necessary if the dog is well fed.

What are you disagreeing with? Who said it was necessary?

Prodeegee:
What are you disagreeing with? Who said it was necessary?

why did you recommend daily dose of multi-vitamins?

Royruky:
why did you recommend daily dose of multi-vitamins?

What's your point sir

[quote author=Prodeegee post=37523941]What's your point sir[/quote

I am of the view that you should advice the person that vitamins are not necessary if his dog is well fed.

I know most people who sell dog vitamins recommends a daily dose of vitamins which is not too idea and in some cases harmful to the dog.

[quote author=Royruky post=37527367][/quote]Ok sir, I'm sure this person's vet knows what's right for the dog...don't you think?

[quote author=Royruky post=37527367][/quote]

darmilolah:
I have completed my first and second vaccine. My vet said its monthly thing and another vet told me its not monthly thing... That all the dog needs is deworming.. I am confused at which of them to believe.

Hi, how are you?Saw that you tried contacting me via inbox.

@ Prodeegee thanks for your thread

I have an issue currently bothering me: I bought a GSD from a friend and he told me he had administered the first shot of vaccines. In ignorance i thought that would be all the puppy needs. The puppy has grown to become a Dog (currently 1 year old), and has been super-active; no health issues (except for once when he got really sick, but recovered without much medications).

Now my questions are:

1. Can the error be corrected at this adult stage?
2. If not, could there be any adverse future effect on the health of the Dog?
3. If another puppy is brought in (as I've already arranged for) will the new puppy be safe with the Dog?
4. Any further advice?

Thanks in anticipation for your response

Beey:
Hi, how are you?Saw that you tried contacting me via inbox.What's up?I don't do inbox withstrangers.

That's true. Just trying to confirm if you are a medical doctor.

I have some questions for medical person.

Thanks

darmilolah:
That's true. Just trying to confirm if you are a medical doctor.

I have some questions for medical person.

Thanks

Hi, so sorry I couldn't respond on time.Each time I tried sending a response, my phone would give me an error message.But to answer, am not a medical personnel.I just happen to have a few nurse friends and that's how I know the little that I do and through reading also.

Beey:
Hi, so sorry I couldn't respond on time.Each time I tried sending a response, my phone would give me an error message.But to answer, am not a medical personnel.I just happen to have a few nurse friends and that's how I know the little that I do and through reading also.

OK

Hi,
Sorry for the late response.
In my experience, your dog is fine as long as he still lives in a clean environment.

But one other thing to note is, vaccines are used to prevent a number of virus in pets. But in my opinion, if your dog's immune system has mastered the response to diseases, your dog is good. That's just my opinion, if anyone thinks otherwise ill be willing to learn.

Suffice to say that many dogs thrive well even without vaccines all their life. Having a clean environment and paying keen attention to their immune system and vitamins is key to helping your pat stay healthy.

I hope this helps

Kul3ger:
@ Prodeegee thanks for your thread

I have an issue currently bothering me: I bought a GSD from a friend and he told me he had administered the first shot of vaccines. In ignorance i thought that would be all the puppy needs. The puppy has grown to become a Dog (currently 1 year old), and has been super-active; no health issues (except for once when he got really sick, but recovered without much medications).

Now my questions are:

1. Can the error be corrected at this adult stage?
2. If not, could there be any adverse future effect on the health of the Dog?
3. If another puppy is brought in (as I've already arranged for) will the new puppy be safe with the Dog?
4. Any further advice?

Thanks in anticipation for your response

Prodeegee:
Hi,
Sorry for the late response.
In my experience, your dog is fine as long as he still lives in a clean environment.

But one other thing to note is, vaccines are used to prevent a number of virus in pets. But in my opinion, if your dog's immune system has mastered the response to diseases, your dog is good. That's just my opinion, if anyone thinks otherwise ill be willing to learn.

Suffice to say that many dogs thrive well even without vaccines all their life. Having a clean environment and paying keen attention to their immune system and vitamins is key to helping your pat stay healthy.

I hope this helps

Thanks a million boss..sure helpful.

Prodeegee:
Hi,
Sorry for the late response.
In my experience, your dog is fine as long as he still lives in a clean environment.

But one other thing to note is, vaccines are used to prevent a number of virus in pets. But in my opinion, if your dog's immune system has mastered the response to diseases, your dog is good. That's just my opinion, if anyone thinks otherwise ill be willing to learn.

Suffice to say that many dogs thrive well even without vaccines all their life. Having a clean environment and paying keen attention to their immune system and vitamins is key to helping your pat stay healthy.

I hope this helps

but is it still possible for his dog to take the vaccines now?

@prodeegee can you recommend a good vet around Magodo and Ikeja for me please?

fhranchez:
but is it still possible for his dog to take the vaccines now?

yes it is

Coolcash1:
@prodeegee can you recommend a good vet around Magodo and Ikeja for me please?

sorry, i dont know any in this axis,