Deer bones for dogs: Cooked or Raw? - RetrieverTraining.Net
WEBDec 8, 2011 · Being my first deer season as a dog owner, I was given the idea to give my dog some deer leg bones based on another dog owner in the group. I took 3 large femur bones and was told to put them on a grill for a bit before giving to the dog. Not so much that it turns brittle/ash but just to cook it for a bit.
Cruitate (acl surgery) gone bad?? - RetrieverTraining.Net
WEBApr 22, 2013 · The X-rays 4 weeks ago showed the leg not lined up properly and nothing was mentioned at this time. They even acted like it was my fault she broke the fibula. Now he's saying it was due to the plate, it will have to be removed, and more surgeries.
Broken Tibia in a very young Lab-Anyone ever deal with this?
WEBJul 20, 2007 · Talked to the owner tonite. The vet said the surgery went very very well. The break was pinned lengthwise with a pin that will be removed later and was wired - I believe that the wire wraps the bone and stays in- Anyway the pup comes home in 2 days and I guess the leg will be wrapped but not even in a real cast. Thanks for all the inputs.
Adequan injection question | RetrieverTraining.Net - the RTF
WEBMay 11, 2017 · IM injection, in the back muscle is what I would do. Feel the spine tips, then the outside edge of the muscle (loin muscle), go between you two fingers, needle straight into muscle, 1 inch needle, all the way in, inject and remove. easy-peasy. To me is easier than holding a fold of skin with the other hand. Nate Baxter, DVM.
Toe Amputation | RetrieverTraining.Net - the RTF
WEBJul 18, 2013 · Julie R. 3252 posts · Joined 2003. #9 · Jul 18, 2013. One of my Chesapeakes had to have a toe amputated for an infection/swelling next to a nail. From memory (this was about 20 years ago) I think they said the tumor was cancerous, hence the toe had to …
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WEBDec 20, 2016 · So do I! I have a 10x10 with drop down walls. Camouflaged with brush straps to add vegetarian. I wheel it in with a big dolly made for hauling deer out of the woods. We bring a gas grill cooler chairs. We wait on cooking bacon and eggs until after the sunrise flight. I have set it up a couple times judging NAHRA FIELD TESTS Handler sits …
Chew toys under certain circumstances? - RetrieverTraining.Net
WEBApr 11, 2019 · Yes they love the antlers but fresh sheds are actually harder then the dogs teeth - bad idea. Old "chalky" white antlers are better they are softer then teeth. I allow all the chew toys they want (no bumpers), and not something harder then their own teeth like fresher antler bone.
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WEBFeb 4, 2024 · Yep - it's sad. Actually there was just a couple of discussions on a FB breeding and mentorship page about the fact that bench dogs do not have enough leg (on the average). At any rate there was a small amount of disagreement with the post, but mostly, the silence was deafening. LOL
Broken Toe | RetrieverTraining.Net - the RTF
WEBJun 22, 2011 · How old is your dog? That will have some bearing on the healing time. My older Golden shattered a toe last fall. The middle bone in his "little" toe was in four pieces. We still have no idea how it happened. He went into the back yard one morning and was fine but came back in limping slightly. Anyway, it took about 10 weeks for his toe to ...