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Comment on RECALL! Timberwolf Organics! by Gail T

Gail T — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:05:12 +0000

I attempted to be compensated for a 33lb bag of the Timberwolf Organic Ocean Blue today from the store I purchased it from. They are equally as frustrated as I am and have not been reimbursed by their distrubtor nor has the distributor been reimbursed, to date, for any of the returned products by Timberwolf Organics. This isn’t our fault and Timberwolf Organics should stand behind their products and reimburse those affected by the recall! This is ridiculous!

Comment on Important Product Alert - ProMeris by Nancy Wederski

Nancy Wederski — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 01:06:04 +0000

Thank you for the information. I was wondering about “Promeris” I have been using “advantig” cause it is suspose to be effective for mosquitos also. My seven year old “Border Collie” has never had a flea, but two weeks ago, I noticed he had a “hot spot”. I took him to the vet. and he had been bitten by a “tic” and it got infected. $180 later, 10 days of antibodics, lots of baby powder, he is doing better thank god, but we are now limiting our outdoor time, which is hard for my dog and I.

Comment on Important Product Alert - ProMeris by N Griffin

N Griffin — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 11:53:57 +0000

I called my vets office and was recommended Promeris. I applied this product on Sat 7/5 and my dog did not respond good to this product also. He’s been droopy, short of breath, vomiting and diareha everywhere. I will never use it again.

Comment on Does Your Dog Chew Grass? by Admin

Admin — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 12:34:38 +0000

Charlie, as long as it’s just grass and not something poisonous included, I haven’t heard of there being any harm. My two eat grass all the time, especially my girl, Jezzie. They don’t regurgitate it either and there’s never been a problem.

I know that some dogs do seem to prefer certain grasses over others, not sure whether it’s a beneficial thing or not but since it’s not going to hurt them, just let them munch and enjoy!

Deanna

Comment on Does Your Dog Chew Grass? by Charlie Cycholl

Charlie Cycholl — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 12:25:45 +0000

I’ve heard that “johnson grass” is “good” for my dog’s digestive tract & that’s why they love to eat it…normally they DO NOT regurgitate after eating it, however after eating other type grasses, they do….We have two Boxers (male & female) and love these babies with all our hearts; are we doing any harm by allowing them to continue to eat “johnson grass”…

Comment on Important Product Alert - ProMeris by BILLIE SCHEUMACK

BILLIE SCHEUMACK — Thu, 22 May 2008 12:06:48 +0000

I RECIEVED PORMEWRIS FROM MY VET YESTERDAY MY 6 MONTH OLD BORDER COLLIE HAS BEEN DISORENTED AND HAD A FEVER SINCE I PUT IT ON HER VOMITING AND DROOLING I WILL NEVER USE THIS STUFF AGAIN ITS LIKE POISON TO MY DOG AND AS FOR AS MYSELF HEADACHE AND DIZZY FROM THE SMELL I ALSO HAVE A 13 YR. OLD SHELTIE THAT I DID NOT APPLY THIS TO BUT HE IS AROUND MY PUPPY HE IS ALSO ACTING SICK AND RUNS FROM THE PUP AS FOR AS I AM CONCERN I WILL NEVER USE THIS STUFF AGAIN

Comment on Vet Advise - Part 2 - How to Treat Common Conditions of the Eyes, Ears and Nose by jan emsweller

jan emsweller — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:57:34 +0000

my newfoundland continues to have ear problems after several attempts to help her….I was cleaning her ear and discovered a huge aural hematoma.. do I need to take her to have it lanced or anything I can do holistic wise…she basically has ear problems and summers are worse and pollen is now out. Not sure if she hurt the ear but it just occured huge over night. thanks jan

Comment on Regular Home Examination of Pets Can Save Lives by Mer

Mer — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 11:40:34 +0000

This was a useful page, my cat has hair missing from around just outside his lip area. I’m likely going to have to go to the vet.

Comment on What You Need To Know About Natural Recipe Dog Food by tristan

tristan — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 10:33:55 +0000

I would add that vets are notorious for using so called veterinary diets. Hills Science, Iams, and Eukanuba “Prescribed” diets are full of by products which include dead, diseased dying or disabled animals as well as those animals euthanized at shelters, road kill, etc.
There are many alternatives for example, for cats with Urinary tract/stone formation, Wellness is a wonderful healthy alternative and is LESS expensive than the Hills Science diet.
Remember, veterinary medicine is big business too.

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