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by chase on 24 January 2011 - 23:01
allegenysdax.blogspot.com/
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"My boy had more issues than any dog should have to endure. He had problems from the day I brought him home, first with his stomach and chronic diareah and by 4 months with his front legs. He had diareah for months and nothing the vets tried or tested for showed a cause until we finally ran a fasting TLI with B-12 and Folate and the testing revealed Proximal Small Intestinal Disease. (Note - this is not EPI - this is a totally different condition) He was then 4 months old. We put him on a special grain free diet and he gradually did start to get better and the chronic diareah started to subside. It took months to get him totally free of the diareah and have normal stool. At 4 1/2 months old x-rays of his limbs revealed that something odd was going on so we watched and waited. In December he was diagnosed with Bilateral valgus deformity radius caused by retained cartilage core in both front legs, with the right one worse than the left, but both pretty bad."
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Dax's Parents:
Reg Name: Legacy's Hearts Content Of Allegheny - Zada
Reg #: DN195087/01 07-09
Breed/Variety:German Shepherd Dog
Birth Date: 08/26/2007
Sex: Female
Reg Name: Spirit Of Caleb Crossing Selah
Reg #: DN133907/09 06-07
Breed/Variety: German Shepherd Dog
Birth Date: 01/04/2006
Sex: Male
To read more please click the link above. Thanks.
Excerpt:
"My boy had more issues than any dog should have to endure. He had problems from the day I brought him home, first with his stomach and chronic diareah and by 4 months with his front legs. He had diareah for months and nothing the vets tried or tested for showed a cause until we finally ran a fasting TLI with B-12 and Folate and the testing revealed Proximal Small Intestinal Disease. (Note - this is not EPI - this is a totally different condition) He was then 4 months old. We put him on a special grain free diet and he gradually did start to get better and the chronic diareah started to subside. It took months to get him totally free of the diareah and have normal stool. At 4 1/2 months old x-rays of his limbs revealed that something odd was going on so we watched and waited. In December he was diagnosed with Bilateral valgus deformity radius caused by retained cartilage core in both front legs, with the right one worse than the left, but both pretty bad."
Excerpt:
Dax's Parents:
Reg Name: Legacy's Hearts Content Of Allegheny - Zada
Reg #: DN195087/01 07-09
Breed/Variety:German Shepherd Dog
Birth Date: 08/26/2007
Sex: Female
Reg Name: Spirit Of Caleb Crossing Selah
Reg #: DN133907/09 06-07
Breed/Variety: German Shepherd Dog
Birth Date: 01/04/2006
Sex: Male
To read more please click the link above. Thanks.
by ggturner on 25 January 2011 - 00:01
So sorry for all he had to endure! You have my sympathy over your loss!
by Brandi on 25 January 2011 - 01:01
This is truly a heart wrenching story. I wouldn't know what I'd do if in this position, but God Bless you for helping Dax and giving him the chance to live life as well as ending his pain and suffering.
RIP Dax.
RIP Dax.
by Renofan2 on 25 January 2011 - 01:01
So very sorry for your loss. What a terrible thing to have to go through. Dax sounds like he was truly a special dog.
Cheryl
Cheryl
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