Re: OT: dog problem....dental or flu?--UPDATE: ALL BETTER

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Thanks all. I can't explain how dog recovered overnight, but she's back to herself guarding her food from the other dog too plus eating now. Thank God! . I wonder if it was a bite of some sort. Who knows, but right now it's just me having to deal with the dentist this week "again." carolcarolG <cgiambri@...> wrote: Christa, For the sake of everyone here giving update: she ate a tiny bit of tuna that

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Hi Carol,

this is cool!

This is also my experience with dogs. The have days the just

might not feel well and don't eat or are not as energetic.

I used to panic and take to vet, but not anymore. The vet usually

does more harm, so I just watch them. Unless they refuse water for

days or are in obvious suffering I just watch and wait.

I even had a dog bloat once. I WAS in a panic though. But

fortunately I was able to talk to my homeopath and he is always sooo

calm. After I still said I would take her to emergency he decided to

come by at midnight and check her out.

She was in a crisis for several days with twisted spleen and I

called him several times a day, but she kept getting better and

better and totally recovered!

christa