[ SHOWGSD-L ] what is going on
- From: LARRY D BUTLER <bld4@xxxxx>
- To: <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2011 17:26:24 +0000
In the last three weeks between my daughter and myself we have had two dogs
bloat. These girls aren't really related and practices as far as feeding and
housing are a little different. The only real thing in common is cold weather,
followed by warm, followed by cold. We both feed a decent food twice a day.
Would it be possible for people that have never had a dog bloat share some of
the things they do to help prevent it. I have read everything I can find on
Google. Through the years it seems I have had way too many dogs suffer from
this. I don't even breed these dogs anymore. The dog that is three weeks out
from surgery is doing very well. My 7 1/2 year old is still at the ER vet.
Prognosis is good but...I've heard that before. Please share. + $6,000.00 is
hard to handle right now.
Kathy
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