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Which vegetables/fruits are safe for dogs?
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New Haven, CT
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20 April 2013 - 2:59 pm
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Yikes!  Poor pups, well, poor Kermit.  He puked for no good reason (or, no good raisin?!).  Glad you sleuthed it out, though!

ACL tear in right hind leg 12/5/12 and scheduled ACL repair surgery 12/21/12. Pre-op xrays revealed osteosarcoma. Amputation 12/28/12.  Chemo (carboplatin) started Jan 10, 2013 and ended on April 5, for a total of 5 doses. He handled carbo like a champ!  No side effects.  We started metronomic therapy at his third chemo and have been also doing some holistic treatments.  He's a lively, playful 10 year old huskie-boarder collie and a very proud member of the Winter Warriors!  Our love. Our funny little guy!

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20 April 2013 - 3:56 pm
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I'm so glad the pooches are OK! Raisins are scary, we recently did a similar thing when we allowed Wyatt to get at some that we left laying around. He was fine but it was a good lesson for us too.

Poor puky pups! I hope their bellies feel better now.

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20 April 2013 - 5:40 pm
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Here is a page I have on my website on toxic foods (& plants)...

http://tailsawa.....toxic.html

Cheers,

Teena smiley

 

Roxy…Border Collie cross born on approximately October 27th, 2011;

Rescued in January 2012 by Oops a Dazy Rescue & Sanctuary;

Right hind leg amputated on January 20th, 2012 due to a severe spiral fracture;

Adopted on February 21st, 2012 by Teena, a devoted human & Charlee, a purebred BC.

Hugs, tail wags & sloppy kisses

Fort Wayne, IN
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20 April 2013 - 8:06 pm
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Ugh!  I had to induce vomiting with Libby when she was a pup.  She swallowed a baggie. I'm glad Kismet is safe now. :)

Liberty (Libby) was diagnosed with OSA on 1-22-13.  Right front amputation on 1-31-13. No IV Chemo. Metronomic Therapy started 2-19-13 along with supplements and some home cooking. Lungs clear until 1-06-14.  She's still her happy, hoppy, bossy self.  Living the dog life to the fullest and a proud Winter Warrior. :) RIP my Libby 4-21-03 to 3-19-14

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