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My Golden Retriever who 9.5 had weighed 103 lbs he was place on a diet he is now 85 with help of Science Diet weight loss food and then maintained with Science Diet W/D. Now the Vet is discontinuing this food and rep. My replacing it with Purina overweight management. My golden is Not impressed, he usually eats anything in front of hm. What do your recommend??
ve had has had this similar lifestyle with no problems till Taz - the Golden Retriever. The Vet said if his weight didn't start dropping that we'd have to give Taz 2 pills of the thyroid medicine 2x a day and expressed great concern and was even a lil disturbed/mad like about it. I am concerned though because what I read here: http://www.ilovedogs.com/?
Hi friends . I have a golden retriever puppy who is 8 month old now. He has had the following symptoms and the vet told that it is tick fever .
1. Loss of weight (14 KG now)
2.loss of appetite
3.he has become very anaemic. His gums look pale and his coat has become pale white.
4. He has become so weak that he Isnt able to stand also and is always sleeping.
I was following doctors and medicines since he got suffered. Now a day’s also um following the treatments.
I have a 5 year old golden retriever. 3 days ago she dropped to the ground and couldnt move, and was whining in pain. we took her to the vet and she said she sprained her ankle. its been 3 days and my dog has been in the same position and she cant move. she goes to the bathroom on herself bc of the lack of mobility. she doesnt whine anymore but she doesnt eat. we are feeding her baby food. we called the vet today and she said to schedule an appointment with a spine and neuro doctor.
I am disabled and have a Therapy Dog (not Service Dog). I adopted my Golden Retriever from a local shelter in March 2005, when he was 2 yrs. old, so he is 10 1/2 now and I have had him 8 1/2 years.
I had a Care Credit account for vet services but due to economy etc. my bills all are in collections and I only live on social security disability. My dog has had all his shots and meds through the same vet, who does a low-cost clinic monthly. He's current on flea/tick meds, heartworm, etc.
When we got them initially we had a female golden Retriever who was very mellow. She passed away a little over a year ago, and this August we got a one-year old, male Golden Retriever/Yellow Lab mix who is extremely high-strung. Also since the summer, due to declining health of some family members, my immediate family simply has not been around the house as much to spend time with our animals.
My 14 month old golden retriever has developed bulging eyes over the last 2 weeks. I have taken him to the vet, and they don't think it's glaucoma, but are not sure what it is. We had bloods taken at our request to test for a thyroid problem, and are still awaiting results. his pupils are not as reactive as they should be, but there is no cloudiness and no apparent pain. he is not rubbing at his eyes or anything like that.
I had a 10 week old Golden Retriever puppy that suddenly developed seizures that wouldn't stop. He was perfectly fine...no symptoms at all one minute, then started having seizures the next. I immediately drove him to the emergency vet (it was 1:30 am) who ran blood tests. The initial blood test showed a high white cell count along with a 106 fever. He had to put him under general anesthesia to stop the seizures.
Today our beloved Golden Retriever died suddenly, and without warning. He was 4 years old, and in seemingly perfect health. My mother was in the yard where he was running and playing happily. She turned her back on him for no more than a minute. When she turned around and approached him, he was lying on the ground without life. There were no external indications of trauma or struggle.
We are very saddened by this loss, and even more so by the seemingly random nature of what happened.
The age of 14 is near the end for most dogs, is better than average for a Golden Retrieve I believe. Our big Golden lived only to 12 years and was "put down" due to cancer. This was a decision we made, so we know "why" the dog died when it did. There's a picture of this dog in my profile...a great dog and still missed.
Our rescue Westie was estimated to be 8 years old when we took him in, so we'll not have a long time with him even if he lives to the age of 14.
I have a 16 month golden retriever. He has an ear infection, which I have learned is common in goldens. His vet had me treat it with ear drops and antibiotics. He went back today (after 2 weeks) and they said that he would need to have his ear flushed. This procedure would cause him to be put under sedation. The cost would be over 250.00.
Hello, i want to ask as to how long after a dog's passing, a golden retriever, and burial in the woods, i can learn about the manner of his passing through forensics and toxicology. I assume a Vet can tell apart broken ribs or any bone that occured post-mortum as rock were piled above the dirt etc and any blows while he was still alive.
Note that its very hot.
How is the dog after 2 weeks? Can i learn anything if so much time has passed? How much would a vet and any toxicology tests cost?
9 year old golden retriever won't eat any food and keeps getting sick up some sort of green boile. This has been going on for the past 2 days and he will not eat any food and has no energy.
Is there anything I can do to help him ?
Hope you get some inputs from experience.
My little knowledge is with what I have called "fat pocket" which a large Golden Retriever had. I understand they can return, and in the case of the fat pocket, which I believe is a tumor, they can be cancerous. In this case, removal before it becomes cancerous is needed. Our Golden did develop cancer and that led to his death (put down).
I have a 11 months years old golden retriever. Her name is gogoma which means sweet potato in korean. She is a really sweet dog. She was diagnosed with renal dysplasia last month. I decided to try the stem cell therapy at the Animal Medical Hospital in New York. Does anyone have more information or any experience on this treatment? Also, I'm feeding her rice and Royal Canine renal support dry food with 1:1 ratio. I also add two bumps of salmon oil for every meal.
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