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Excellent!! :)

IMO ,british bulldogs aren't really small :p they are also VERY different in care to little terriers ... kirislin's the whippet lady ...I love them , but don't know a lot about them . They are soft & silky to touch, and make terrific couch ornaments ..they drape themselves over you .. there are mini schnauzers.....

Well Done !!

Poor pup .. I hope he doesn't have an infection or injury to bone ..both of which can be exacerbated by massage & 'adjustment' My suggestion is, If you can ..get him to your vet tomorrow - get temperature checked , and swelling palpated /checked ..then, if there is no sign of infection or damage to joints etc .. by all means see the chiro again . Hope he gets better very soon.

My guess is a vet visit. Was this chiro recommended to you ?

phone your vet ...better to not wait for symptoms ..ask if they can ID the tick for you.

This is great :) She isn't one for trawling thru links ..so I'll cut & paste these recipies/ideas & email her ....

She bakes heaps - this might be a plan . after me saying to give the doggies more meat and less cereal :p <br class="Apple-interchange-newline">

:) well done!

I'm sure they'd love that, too :)

Agree

This is not a packet soup mix with flavour/salt/thickener - it is dried lentils. split peas, and barley in a bag ....... no added anything.

Small town ..no aldi or anything

thanks, Jules.

...100% cheek! :D :D

Some good ideas - thankyou. I shall pass them on!

A lovely way of acknowledging what this time has been like for you :) It's nice for us to see what this little man was like - a character, it seems ! :)

Thanks ... but she likes giving them a bedtime snack :) ..maybe just a small ball of mince , then?

I used to do this as well:)

this has no salt. it is dried lentils, dried yellow split peas, barley grains ...... nothing else. Sodium is 4 milligrams/100grams

:) Glad it won't require much intervention .

A friend has lost their job ..and has several small fluffies at home . they have had supercoat ad lib ..always have ,and do well on it . They also used to get roo fresh ..chicken necks , eggs ... eggs are not a problem ..chooks lay well :) There was a suggestion ,as well as some supercoat , to cook that packet 'soup mix'..lentils/barley /peas with veges , garlic & a small amount of roo mince for the bedtime snack. These dogs are not overweight ... .no allergies or anything that I know of ... I was not sure about too many lentils, etc ...has anyone ever used this for dogs? They would mostly be getting the dry ... I thought perhaps large tins of nature's gift given as a 'snack' might be economical, or am I wrong? Thanks :)

:0 here I have to use the plastic coated metal stuff - clothesline?..and always have it attached 'round my waist on something with a bit of 'give' ..so I can still use walking stick & camera!! Anything fabric/woven/rubber collects prickles, burrs & associated sharp things

yep. 500 g for a dog is a LOT ...

<br style="color: rgb(34, 34, 34); font-family: verdana, tahoma, arial, sans-serif; line-height: 18px; background-color: rgb(238, 242, 247); ">yes it is yummy, but it is fat ..and some dogs have been quite ill from eating it ..their pancreas suffers.