America’s Blue Lacy Dog Blog

I am hearing more and more about Lacys with health problems such as auto immune deficiency, which is NOT a problem for our breed as a whole. Many if not all breeders do NOT know of the over vaccination issue.

Dogs may not only be man’s best friend, they may also have a special role in the lives of children with special needs.

I like them for the RV at dog competitions. They are quick and don’t require a lot of preparation. My brother takes them on hunting trips.

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In an uncomplicated case, presented within 48 hrs. of the onset of clinical signs, one should see no vomiting after the first dose…no diarrhea after the 2nd…and alert/eating after the 3rd dose. If there is no clinical response after the 3rd dose…you have either started using Tamiflu too late, have a secondary medical problem that needs to be addressed, or have the wrong diagnosis.

I couldn’t see how the joint could be remodeled once it had grown improperly, at least not without surgery. Many readers had written and told me that their arthritic dogs normally were laid up after a few hours in the field, but when given Vitamin C, they could hunt several days in a row.

Ester-C dog usage is increasingly proving beneficial. Although animals can manufacture Vitamin C in their bodies under ordinary conditions, stresses such as heavy exercise, injuries or respiratory problems increase the demand for Ester-C in dogs. An important component of collagen or connective tissue, Ester C® functions as a chondroprotective, anti-inflammatory and immunoresponsive substance.

Consider the fact that 95% of naturally infected dogs during Penn State testing showed no symptoms despite testing as positive. Lyme disease in humans is likely more symptomatic because they have not been infected as long as dogs have. The term “hard to catch and easy to cure” seems to be true for dogs and Lyme disease.

Adults who use pet therapy while recovering from total joint-replacement surgery require 50 percent less pain medication than those who do not.

Like us, our canine friends are able to form abstract concepts.

For those that care about their health I am sure the Vaccine and water information is nothing new, but I had no idea what was going on over our heads! Very interesting.