My mind is playing treats on me...
We have a dog, "Sparky" 4 yr old white shepard yellow lab mix. My wife is very concerned about the treats I give him. It's my fault I know I started something bad but each afternoon I'd give him a few Beggin Strips or Pup-er-oni's I buy from Meijer's food store, I buy the Meiger brand because it's cheaper but my wife is worried about him gettin really sick because of the food recalls from China and I really don't know if these treats are made there and imported.
I was braiding another horses tail outside of a stall so i put my bag of rubber bands(which had treats in it for some reason) in the stall. I had since moved the horse to a different area but forgotten the bands. Then when I realized I forgot i rushed back to the stall, which now had a horse in it, and found the bag and the bands spilled everywhere in the feed box. My horse obviously ate the treats but I'm not sure about the bands. (the bands are the small ones you use for manes).
so my venus is a spoiled little girl. dh and i can't help it. despite all her malisnous (sp?) she's just so damn cute! we've tried many,many different kitty treats. we've found she absolutely LOVES friskies party mix. i don't think i've ever seen that cat inhale a treat so fast. i set it down for her (normally she plays with it) as soon as i put the package on the counter and turn around it's gone and she's begging for another! such a piggy!
Good question. Any neuro can be self-styled as an MS specialist, but it ain't necessarily so. From what I understand, the Nat'l MS Society simply repeats what a doctor tells them, and of course very often the person really does specialize in MS. But there's no way to be sure from that.
Quix references the Consortium of MS Clinics. These are MS specialists for sure, so check their web site. Very often they do practice in a group setting such as a clinic.
My dogs loves treats and deli meats. He likes Milkbones, Canine Carryouts and Beggin Strips. Sometimes, I feed him cold cuts. He is a 7 year old Pomeranian. Which is better for him?
After being on NT81 & levo25 for about 1.5yrs had symptoms indicated dose too strong - not sleeping well, anxious, antsy. 3/06 lab: FT4 1.04 (.82-1.77) FT3 3.6 (2.0-4.4). reduction to 65NT only labs 8/10: FT4 .61 FT3 2.6 So levo 25 added back in and after being on this combo of 65NT & 25 levo I feel very good.
Problem is mobility issue has reared back. When on dose that felt too high for me I had no gut motility problems.
Lots of vegies, fruit, whole grains, meat & dairy. brocolli, kale, spinach, tomatoes & avocado are all really good veggies. Also eggs are amazing (just make sure their cooked- hard boil, scrambled), and hard cheese made with pasturised milk. Avoid raw and undercooked meat, eggs and seafood & soft cheese made with unpasteurized milk. Try to eat leftovers the next day and heat them up well.
Ive been here by his side the whole time and everytime he has a moment of weakness and says he think we shouldnt b together or what not he always comes back in a day or two and says he sorry. I love him to death now as i should after seven months but sumthing in him keeping him from feeling the same.
I have had her on a low salt diet for 3 years and she has been doing well. What should I feed her for her meals and treats? She joins us every night while we eat and I give her, what I thought, were nutritious treats. She began to vomit 2 days ago and I have been feeding her Stage 2 Chicken baby food, but what can I give her as a treat? I also boiled chicken and combined with rice and plain canned pumpkin. This she refused. I am more than willing to prepare treats at home.
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