Dogs

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[Ducans elbow]

Haven’t had a dog for a few years, my daughter just moved back and brought Nora with her, 10 weeks old

 

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[Bazlar]

With Halloween and Bonfire Night coming up I wondered if anyone has recommendations for calming tablets for our dog. There are so many makes out there most probably good but some bad. Any recommendations or advice would be welcomed

 

[ilikecheese]

With Halloween and Bonfire Night coming up I wondered if anyone has recommendations for calming tablets for our dog. There are so many makes out there most probably good but some bad. Any recommendations or advice would be welcomed

If possible give them a safe space where scary noises are muted. If not possible be there for them.

 

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[Shibbywiggles]

Dogs are awesome.
Do you have a dog?
If you have a dog we would all like to see a picture of the dog.
This is Odin, he is my dog.View attachment 115961

Little Odin not so little ten months on from the start of this thread!

 

[muddy mudguard]

I had to put my best pal down last week (Thursday) he was almost 11yrs old, chocolate lab named Wembley. I was absolutely devastated. He got an 18m life sentence over 3yrs ago, ended up with Degenerative Myelopathy, Laringial Paralysis, Diabetes and blindness!! So all in all he did very well. Living in the USA and being now completely alone, it’s hard but I take great comfort in the fact he has a great life and enriched mine beyond any expectations! RIP Wembley.

 

[COYBL25]

With Halloween and Bonfire Night coming up I wondered if anyone has recommendations for calming tablets for our dog. There are so many makes out there most probably good but some bad. Any recommendations or advice would be welcomed

A decent vet ( not one of those vet warehouses like Pets at Home ) will give you a short course of animal sedatives mate.

We had a Spaniel, that was really bad with fireworks, the sedatives did the trick, as he was too sleepy and mellow to care about the noise lol

 

[alwaysblue]

I had to put my best pal down last week (Thursday) he was almost 11yrs old, chocolate lab named Wembley. I was absolutely devastated. He got an 18m life sentence over 3yrs ago, ended up with Degenerative Myelopathy, Laringial Paralysis, Diabetes and blindness!! So all in all he did very well. Living in the USA and being now completely alone, it’s hard but I take great comfort in the fact he has a great life and enriched mine beyond any expectations! RIP Wembley.

Sorry to hear that mate. It's heartbreaking. I lost one of my labs a couple of years ago at the same age.
What you say is exactly right they enrich your life so much. RIP Wembley

 

[BNJ1878]

I had to put my best pal down last week (Thursday) he was almost 11yrs old, chocolate lab named Wembley. I was absolutely devastated. He got an 18m life sentence over 3yrs ago, ended up with Degenerative Myelopathy, Laringial Paralysis, Diabetes and blindness!! So all in all he did very well. Living in the USA and being now completely alone, it’s hard but I take great comfort in the fact he has a great life and enriched mine beyond any expectations! RIP Wembley.

So sorry.

 

[BNJ1878]

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Little Odin not so little ten months on from the start of this thread!

Ha! What a 10 months he's had!

 

[arch stanton]

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Little Odin not so little ten months on from the start of this thread!

my old fella has one called Thor, they should meet up for old times' sake