This is a placeholder text
Group text
by SouthernLove on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
Im tired of goin to the vet and he tells me this is normal. i aint got the money to keep goin. last time 400 dollers and before that another 300 dollers. now i cant keep going through this. i got bills, fines, and food to put on my table.
by Myracle on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
Chronic ear infections in a breed like the GSD [erect ears that should get plenty of air flow] are probably the result of some variety of allergy.
It could be pollen [do you see a reduction in ear infections during the dormant pollen months?]
Or it could be what you're feeding. If you're feeding a food heavy with grains, that's usually the first thing to change, in an effort to correct ear infections.
It could be pollen [do you see a reduction in ear infections during the dormant pollen months?]
Or it could be what you're feeding. If you're feeding a food heavy with grains, that's usually the first thing to change, in an effort to correct ear infections.
by Abhay on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
Keep up with those restitution payments bra! They be revoking your parole. A little yeast smell never hurt nobody.
by SouthernLove on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
i havent noticed when they get the ear infection it just seems like they get it throughout the year. now dont get me wrong. i odnt get up in the morning and find four dogs with an infection but they all have gotten infections throughout the year. look i may not be the smartest guy on here but im smart enough to know that this aint right
by Myracle on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
I'd start by changing the food, then.
by SouthernLove on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
abhay. i would like to crack your skull open like a coconut. u punk ass mother i aint takin this shit no more.
by Myracle on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
SL,
Since your vets have found nothing physically wrong with the dogs upon multiple examinations, I'd try switching foods. If it still doesn't clear up after a few months on a grain-free food, I'd suggest seeing a Vet that specializes in allergies.
Some good, grain-free foods are:
Orijen
Innova EVO
Taste of the Wild
Solid Gold Barking at the Moon
Instinct
Wellness CORE
Orijen is definitely my top-pick grain-free food, now that Innova has been bought out by another company.
Since your vets have found nothing physically wrong with the dogs upon multiple examinations, I'd try switching foods. If it still doesn't clear up after a few months on a grain-free food, I'd suggest seeing a Vet that specializes in allergies.
Some good, grain-free foods are:
Orijen
Innova EVO
Taste of the Wild
Solid Gold Barking at the Moon
Instinct
Wellness CORE
Orijen is definitely my top-pick grain-free food, now that Innova has been bought out by another company.
by SouthernLove on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
thank you and i appreciate your getting back to me on this situation
by raymond on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
SL aint got money to buy that expensive food! He quit sellin crack and washes dishes for 16 hrs a day at the hilton hotel! go get some ole roy dog food at wall mart and mix it with fresh chicken off the farm!
by Myracle on 10 August 2010 - 15:08
Those foods are a tad pricey, but in the long run, its cheaper than multiple vet trips a year, if it fixes the problem.
Contact information Disclaimer Privacy Statement Copyright Information Terms of Service Cookie policy ↑ Back to top