MrrKay:
Besides
She is kinda loosing weight

Please the image might be disturbing
We just need assistance

How was her diet like before this started? becos this can be due to high fat content in her meals. hope she isn't vomiting

MrrKay:
Besides
She is kinda loosing weight

Please the image might be disturbing
We just need assistance

oh my, take her to a vet for a check up asap, let's hope it's not something very serious

IamAnderson:

is her deworming up to date?

Yes Boss
It's up to date.
Without wasting time
We went to the hospital today
She was diagnosed, and currently on treatment

At the vet today.
It's not really easy

She's now on treatment
Emptying my pocket
Idc... As long as my lil girl is fine

IamAnderson:

oh my, take her to a vet for a check up asap, let's hope it's not something very serious

Boss.
I have to come home early to take her to the hospital
She's been diagnosed
And now on treatment

I trust she'll be fine
I'm optimistic

agboedeh:
How was her diet like before this started? becos this can be due to high fat content in her meals. hope she isn't vomiting

Diamond kibbles mixed with milk
Chicken parts including liver
Pedigree can food.
Dry meat for dogs
Indomie with grinded fish and crayfish
Rice with grinded fish and crayfish

She stopped taking indomie and rice shortly before it started
Then when this developed
She started loosing appetite the more.

At the vet today

For the picture above and more, please forgive my poor camera

MrrKay:


Boss.
I have to come home early to take her to the hospital
She's been diagnosed
And now on treatment

I trust she'll be fine
I'm optimistic

Diagnosed with what? That's what you should've asked the vet to know your stands and the right medication to administer

vincentjk:


Diagnosed with what? That's what you should've asked the vet to know your stands and the right medication to administer

She's being treated there at the clinic

MrrKay:


Diamond kibbles mixed with milk
Chicken parts including liver
Pedigree can food.
Dry meat for dogs
Indomie with grinded fish and crayfish
Rice with grinded fish and crayfish

She stopped taking indomie and rice shortly before it started
Then when this developed
She started loosing appetite the more.

so wat did the vet say is wrong with her? because this colour of poop is worrisome. Her diet looks okay so it might not be wat I was thinking. Although, fatty content are usually found in the skin of chickens so try not to feed her those parts a lot. Wishing her a quick recovery bro.

vincentjk:


Diagnosed with what? That's what you should've asked the vet to know your stands and the right medication to administer

@vincentjk. U didnt even update us on how Augusto is doing and if the medication is working

MrrKay:

Boss. I have to come home early to take her to the hospital She's been diagnosed And now on treatment
I trust she'll be fine I'm optimistic

what did they say was wrong?

IamAnderson:

what did they say was wrong?

Boss wasn't even interested in the medical terms.
Was only after getting her well.
Anyway is all about her digestive system
I'll get the name of the disease when visit for today's treatment.

agboedeh:
so wat did the vet say is wrong with her? because this colour of poop is worrisome. Her diet looks okay so it might not be wat I was thinking. Although, fatty content are usually found in the skin of chickens so try not to feed her those parts a lot. Wishing her a quick recovery bro.

Is a about her digestive system
Yea.. Sometimes I even feed her more of chicken liver
Cos of that fat stuff you just mentioned

I'll give better update of the diagnosis after today's treatment

agboedeh:
@vincentjk. U didnt even update us on how Augusto is doing and if the medication is working

Lol okay I'll right away bro

MrrKay:


Is a about her digestive system
Yea.. Sometimes I even feed her more of chicken liver
Cos of that fat stuff you just mentioned

I'll give better update of the diagnosis after today's treatment

Let's all be optimistic and hope she gets better soonest, when your dog is ill it seem as though you're both ill because you'll be so worried and rest of mind would depart from you totally

Could recall when Gustaf as a puppy had parvo, damn. I woke up in midnights to check up on him for 3days

vincentjk:


I'm not a breeder neither do I sell but I can put your true

I have one for sell from this sire

JAccksnow:


You and IamAnderson are really doing amazing on this thread. I really do look forward to every of your post on this section, so informative.
I also want to get a female boerboel, I'll be glad if you can help recommend. This will be my first non-ekuke dog.

Going for a token of 90k
Waybill is possible to any location of yours
WhatsApp me:09079859488
The sire pup up there
WhatsApp me if you are interested

JAccksnow:


You and IamAnderson are really doing amazing on this thread. I really do look forward to every of your post on this section, so informative.
I also want to get a female boerboel, I'll be glad if you can help recommend. This will be my first non-ekuke dog.

If you really love quality I think this is the best for you
The father is up there

vincentjk:


Let's all be optimistic and hope she gets better soonest, when your dog is ill it seem as though you're both ill because you'll be so worried and rest of mind would depart from you totally

Could recall when Gustaf as a puppy had parvo, damn. I woke up in midnights to check up on him for 3days

Boss
After this morning treatment, I confirmed the disease,
It's called ENTEROTOXEMIA

Enterotoxemia in Dogs. Clostridium perfringens is a bacterium that is widely distributed in the soil and the gastrointestinal tract of animals. ... Type A is also associated with diarrhea in dogs. The diarrhea can be bloody, sudden and severe, or longterm and intermittent.

finally I confirmed that my lil princess is suffering from

ENTEROTOXEMIA

Clostridial enterotoxicosis is an intestinal syndrome brought on by abnormally high levels of Clostridium perfringens bacterium, a bacteria found commonly inhabiting decaying vegetation and marine sediment. It can also be acquired from raw or improperly cooked meats and poultry, and meats that have been left out in the open. There is also evidence that dogs can acquire this infection from being with other dogs, such as when boarded at a kennel.

Generally, the implications of the clostridial enterotoxicosis are limited to infections of the intestinal tract and do not progress to systemic disease conditions. Symptoms typically last a week in acute cases and include diarrhea, abdominal pain, and nausea. Long-term (chronic) cases of clostridial enterotoxicosis, meanwhile, involve recurrences of diarrhea, which may repeat every two to four weeks, and may continue for months to years. In fact, clostridial enterotoxicosis in dogs is suspected to occur in up to 20 percent of large bowel diarrhea cases.

Although it is more common in dogs as opposed to cats -- perhaps because dog spend more time amongst vegetation, or eating found meat (such as in refuse) -- most animals have antibodies that will effectively fight the bacteria and clear it from the body.

SYMPTOMS AND TYPES
Diarrhea with shiny mucus on its surface
Small amounts of fresh blood in diarrhea
Small, meager stools
May have large volume of watery stools
Straining to defecate
Increased frequency of defecation
Vomiting (on occasion)
Abdominal discomfort – characterized by standing with lowered front and raised back end, or curling up to cover abdomen, resistant to being touched in abdominal area
Abnormal amount of flatulence (i.e, passing gas)
Fever (uncommon)
CAUSES
Clostridial enterotoxicosis is caused by an overgrowth of the bacteria Clostridium perfringens in the intestine. Often, the bacteria is acquired from the environment (e.g., flora) or as the result of eating raw, undercooked, or old meat. Other risk factors include:

Dietary changes
Abnormally high pH level in the intestine
Deficiency of antibodies
Exposure to other dogs at a hospital or kennel
Stress to the digestive system due to concurrent disease (e.g., parvovirus, gastroenteritis, and inflammatory bowel disease)

PLEASE
let's be very careful and watchful

MrrKay:


Boss
After this morning treatment, I confirmed the disease,
It's called ENTEROTOXEMIA

Enterotoxemia in Dogs. Clostridium perfringens is a bacterium that is widely distributed in the soil and the gastrointestinal tract of animals. ... Type A is also associated with diarrhea in dogs. The diarrhea can be bloody, sudden and severe, or longterm and intermittent.

Never heard of this at all, you see why I kept telling you yesterday to go to a vet

Sometimes we can't do these things alone, hope she recovers quickly

Spanishmilf:
If you really love quality I think this is the best for you
The father is up there

Nice pups you got here. I want a brindle

JAccksnow:


Nice pups you got here. I want a brindle

Brindle available drop your WhatsApp contact bros

location?

Spanishmilf:
I have one for sell from this sire

ogkreatives:
location?

Abuja
Waybill is very possible

vincentjk:


Never heard of this at all, you see why I kept telling you yesterday to go to a vet

Sometimes we can't do these things alone, hope she recovers quickly

She's really having a quick recovery

Update on Xena's health


After day 1 Treatment
Which is on 26th Feb 2020
5:15pm

We came in and she stooled around 6:30pm
I wasn't expecting any result then tho the stool was better than the formers

Day 2
27th Feb 2020
10am.
We can back and I left for my daily activity
When I came it happened that she didn't stool.

Today
28th
Were yet to go for day 3 treatment
She stooled around 7:30
And there is real development

The image might be disturbing
But forgive me
We need to take care of our dogs and update others to be very careful

This morning.
She stooled

There is improvement

Day 3
She took her treatment by 9. 30am
She's doing very much. Better.
Thanks all For your encouragement
You guys are really a family