vomiting in yorkshire terriers

It sounds more like disk disease than a seizure disorder or chemical toxin exposure. Yelping signifies sudden pain and although all dog's can get disk disease, Yorkshire Terriers, along with Dachshunds seem more prone to disk disease than other breeds. Please take her to the vet again and have her back and neck examined for disk disease, and of course have her treated if necessary. Treatment for disk disease requires steroids, pain medicine, muscle relaxers and cage rest.

Yorkshire Terriers are extremely difficult to bred, hernia or not. These are VERY tiny dogs, and the problems that come along with breeding them can end up costing you not only thousands of dollars, but they can also cost you the life of your dog and/or her puppies. If you look at the Yorkshire Terrier breed standard as written by the AKC (American Kennel Club), it tells you that a Yorkshire Terrier should weigh between four and seven pounds. A three pound Yorkie is EXTREMELY small.

hi there my names michelle i have 4 dogs three of them are yorkshire terriers and the other is a staffordshire bull terrier the staffie is a ***** called coco i've had here since she was 9 wks shes now 6 i've had 2 of the yorkies 11 and 12 years they are too ******* aswell they are mother and daughter and the other one is a male the problem is the staffie seem to turn on the 2 yorkies she has never turned on them untill about 3 years ago but she only does it once maybe twice a year they

I have two Yorkshire Terriers. One which I've had for about 7 years now and the other which I've had for around 4 years. The older one is female. They've always gotten along and been in good health up until around 6 months ago. My younger dog, Nike, has gotten very territorial of me and lashes out at my other dog, Hershey, when I give her attention. It's not all the time that it happens, but has become more frequent in the past couple months.

ll need meds for the constant nausea and vomiting. Phosphorus is deadly to failing kidneys, so you need to give calcium in the form of (Tums antacid tablets). Calcium binds to phosphorus and helps clear it out of the body. As to your question about Tripsy, I've never heard of it here in the States. Honestly, I doubt it will do anything at all for a dog in kidney failure. Your money will be better spent taking your dog to a vet.

My Yorkshire in the last week he has been getting humpback stiff and his breathing slows down approximately about 10min. then he goes back to normal. I'm curious is there something wrong..... Please I need a respond.........

The only thing that did trouble me a little was that my Yorkshire Terrier would just still quietly in the carrier and was not interested in the treats and/or water at all.

In addition to what Jerry has mentioned, you should also consider that too much, or not enough bathing may contribute to flaky skin. However one of the most common problems, could be that the dog is not getting enough omega 3's in it's diet. Please check out the following website. http://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2011/04/12/coat-and-skin-flakiness-and-irritation-problems-in-pets.

I have a 10 mon Rat Terrier named Mickie and he has succeeded in chewing up our couch .we have tried everything to stop this but nothing is working HELP.

No parasites left in three stool samples provided. Going to the specialist in two days. I am certainly encouraged but still remaining realistic.

I live in Barnsley South Yorkshire, thank you that would be fantastic since I seem to get dismissed by the dr's at the hospital quite often. Maybe my next appointment will go better but to speak to a specialist would be great.

my yorkshire terrier has been diagnosed with some form of epilepsy and the vet has prescribed 2.5 ml of phenobarbital twice a day so i need a supplier cheaper than my current supplier!

If you celebrate Christmas what will you have to eat Christmas day, we are going to grill again and maybe have a ham as a change , I usually get a pudding sent by family also brandy butter for that same pud, it a bit like a fruit cake mix, only heated up in a bowl like a pudding,served with custard ..The Brits have Christmas Tea .with heavy fruit cake, we love it, trifle, mince pies, cup cakes, sandwiches or salad from the turkey .

I'm with you, Margot! LOL!! I don't think I've ever known a Jack Russell that sat still long enough to eat, never mind gain weight! LOL! According to the AKC breed standard, they should weigh between 13 and 17 pounds. They are supposed to stand between 13-14 inches tall at the shoulder. As a bit of trivia, in 1999 (I believe), the AKC voted to recognize the breed as an official AKC breed and the name was changed from the Jack Russell Terrier to the Parson Russell Terrier.

Does he spit it up immediately completely undigested, or does it spend some time in his stomach before coming back up? Has he been doing this for a long time, a short time, or on and off? It could be a lot of different causes depending on how the symptoms occur. Even with special digestive food, he may not tolerate one of the ingredients. Have you tried just white rice and drained cooked ground beef?

Anyone have late night cravings I do I dont give in often but tonight I made homemade bluberry muffins they where awesome

My yorkshire terrior isnt eating or drinking water and is not using the bathroom for 2 days!

Boston Terriers, being a small breed, have an average lifespan of 12-14 years. And with 12-14 years being the average, it goes without saying that there are those individuals that outlive the projected life expectancy and those who fall short of reaching it. A Boston that attained the age of 11 can certainly be said to have lived a good, full life for the breed, though.

Some Brit humor sent to me ....Free. Yorkshire terrier hateful little horror ,8 years old, bites.. Free washer and drier , joining nudist colony...Wedding Dress, worn once by mistake ...statement of the century by comedian Billy Connolly "If women are so bloody good at multi tasking ,how come they can't have a headache and have sex at the same time... ,Cows and calves.,never bred.,also one gay bull for sale ..

Vomiting in yorkshire terriers

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