My boxer use to chew stones but didn't eat them . Some dogs do though . Add some enzymes to their diet
Anneli
On Friday, March 7, 2014 9:17:13 PM, Nana Charlton <ncharl7704@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Today I had to take one of my boxers to the vet. I took in a stool sample for all three. She was acting like she needed her anal glands cleaned out, twisting sideways. She seemed very uncomfortable. I have never had a boxer with that problem but. The vet said that wasn't it. She gave her some antibiotics and some pain pills. She also found rocks in the stool of both girls and Gemini has more in her. I have never seen any of the dogs eat rocks. Yukon dogs a lot in the yard but he had no rocks. Do any of your dogs eat rocks? I am wondering if they may have mixed up Yukon's stool with Bella because Bella has gone to that vet for 4 years since I rescued her and never have they found rocks. Could the rocks be left over from the other twos old life? Maybe from the APL or before, they were very thing,very, when I adopted them and sick.
The Vet gave Gemini SMZ-TMP 900MG says antibiotic for vaginitis and Rimadyl
Nana
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