I have 3 senior boxer rescues. One of them, Gemini, had a bad reaction to a bite, spder we think. Her poor head blew up like a basketball. I do mean it looked like a basketball. She is a brkndle ad her nose didn't even stick out. Emergemcy vet gave her IV Benadryl. And I then had to give her the pills for a couple of days.
My son has a all white boxer who gets a reaction to beef. He gets hives and had to be taken to the vet right away.
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On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 12:52 PM EDT Sherri boxer_lover_group@ourbutterscotchcastle.com [boxerlovers] wrote:
>There are many things that can cause this. Let's start with the two most common, allergies or nerves. In either case you really NEED to find out what is causing them since either problem can continue to mushroom. Allergies can be life threatening, nerves can make for a really miserable life.
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>I know there are people who will just treat the symptoms, but knowing what and dealing with the problem really is your best bet.
>On 9/10/2014 12:10 AM, Christina Jordan chris.jordan1972@yahoo.com [boxerlovers] wrote:
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>> Have questions about my 8 month old boxer Tito.. He breaks into hives often what is the best way to deal? Have been trying to find the source of his problem with no luck.. Any suggestions or tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
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