High protein diet for epilepsy dog Videos

• 1. Cory's Story- How To Cure Dogs Seizures Without Drugs!
• 2. Top 10 Holiday Pet Hazards - Petco
• 3. Gia Labrador Puppy - Atypical Seizure Episode of what I believe is Paroxismal Diskinesia
• 4. Best Get your free bottle of Pet Bounce Vitamins today to put in your own homemade dog food! full
• 5. Service Dogs trust Eukanuba
• 6. Emergency Dog Health Care : How to Tell if Your Dog Has Eaten Rat Poison
• 7. Snail Bait /Metaldehyde Poisoning in Dogs

Cory's Story- How To Cure Dogs Seizures Without Drugs!

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Haute Swan commented on 21 Feb 2015

One lady says she fed her dog aloe vera in their food and her dog stopped having seizures just look it up on youtube!

EaterOfWorlds commented on 03 Apr 2015

She's stupid.

Top 10 Holiday Pet Hazards - Petco

Gia Labrador Puppy - Atypical Seizure Episode of what I believe is Paroxismal Diskinesia

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matt9495 commented on 13 Jul 2012

My 6yr cocker does this, his back legs look stuck he cant get them under his body & he shakes but he continues to try to get his legs under him. We thought he injured his back at first but they only last for 1-3 min and then he gets up and runs around like nothing happened. He also has been acting strange sometimes he will be laying in our bed barking when I get to the room he jumps down and darts out of the room. Its like he is afraid. After he runs out of the room hes fine. Any insights?

Sri Page commented on 12 Mar 2013

All these seizure vids on yt are so painful to watch....... my 5 1/2 yrs lab who hadn't had a single fit in 6 months had 4 in a row last night, was really terrible to experience it, it was nothing like i'd ever seen before... his temp shot up to 106 F despite the cold packs & he was given calmpose,ketamin & gardenal injections... didn't work... he finally had one last attack before departing 6 hours back :-( Am like so heartbroken now :-( Worst part is u can do nothing bout it.

Hercules Xena commented on 04 Oct 2010

I hope your dog is doing much better. Please take him/her to the vet so they can find out what may be the cause. I hope it's nothing serious and that your puppy will outgrow it.

gzl06 commented on 24 Mar 2013

Thank you very much for your video and your explanation, it has been very useful to find out what our Golden Retriever has been experiencing for the last 3 months!!

Misana commented on 16 Feb 2012

Thank you for this video and your information. It has cleared up a few things for me.

Britni King commented on 22 Jul 2015

Research Spike's Disease and see how it compares.

vanessa nessa commented on 11 Dec 2011

:( so poor

best Get your free bottle of Pet Bounce Vitamins today to put in your own homemade dog food! full

Service Dogs trust Eukanuba

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bester94 commented on 06 Feb 2010

YAY CCI!!!!!!!!!!!! i raised a puppy with my parents for cci in 07 and 08 and now shes helping an AWESOME 11 year old in a wheel chair. they are the best pair i could ever imagine! cant wait to raise another one!!!!

Sonia Maxey commented on 06 Oct 2009

This video really gets the message out to people about how important it is to take care of your pet from the very start. Assistant dogs do very important work and need to be healthy.

Kevin DeBaun commented on 06 Oct 2009

The videos show the length pet owners will go to provide the best nutrition and healthy ingredients for there pet. The video are well done!

SashaSilveratCCA commented on 19 Feb 2012

@VeraWithPets I also have an anxiety disorder, and am currently trying to figure out how to train my Border Collie to be my service dog.

Elisa Bail commented on 06 Oct 2009

I would vote for this video for Eukanuba. Great food. Great program with Canine Companions for Indepedence.

arlene kelley commented on 06 Oct 2009

we have a service dog, my hubby i blind and he trained his dog all by himself, these dogs are wonderful!

2nl5 commented on 06 Oct 2009

really comes to the point in the care of your pet. its was really well done.

7Somerset commented on 26 Jul 2010

the dog increases her mobility while Nintendo DS stimulates her mind

ebolaoutkast commented on 15 Oct 2009

This would be pretty cute if Eukanuba's ingredients weren't fail.

H Cahoy commented on 07 Oct 2009

Good video, but I liked the 1st one better

wishtwookc commented on 07 Oct 2009

Very well done and informative.

Emergency Dog Health Care : How to Tell if Your Dog Has Eaten Rat Poison

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Chalron Bjork commented on 30 May 2013

What about if the dog had fresh red blood in their stools, and this has now reduced significantly - his gums are healthy and he's still eating and drinking, just a little lethargic? I have no rat poisoning in yard, took him to the vet yesterday & he was checked and put on ABs. I was in the yard today and noticed in the garden, a small thin slather of blue stuff with white underneat - I immediately thought bait. My older dog now has blood in her stools as well????????

BlueStream123321 commented on 10 Dec 2010

@RealCheckeredHeart when ur dog comes home, make sure you give it salt (put it right in the back of his tounge) and after about a hour, it will throw up. if u see no blueish greenish puke then your dog doesnt have any rat poison. if it does, then try again and if its still there, i suggest you keep trying or take it to the vet again.

arnoldcustom commented on 06 Jan 2012

you say in the video they bleed, my daisy had no bleeding at all, just a big vilent sezeing, is vilent sezeing any part of syimptem to eating rat poison? I know she never had any bleeding because she was with me every were i go, I am thinkking someone gave it to her being I can not find anything as to what was wrong......

Tamsin Trainor commented on 20 Dec 2010

My dog started peeing heaps of blood today. Then it was dripping out on the floor at the vets. He is in the vet hospital overnight being treated for rat poison. I hope it is not. I hope my boy is okay. They said he wasn't bleeding anywhere else but they still think thats what it is. Where could he have gotten it from???

Shirley Amstell commented on 11 Nov 2011

yeah my new puppy ate rat poison, i dont know how it got to it, im pretty sure behind the fridge is to small for a dog to get in there but some how he did so i went to the vet got some vitaman k and now he should be alright i hope. Dam jack russles they can do anything.

Junior Santiago commented on 29 Jul 2009

i use glue traps and never gotten a single rat but when i get one i will spray thinner on it and burn it. i just bought a powerful poison that kill them in about five minutes after eating it. it's great, this mourning i found 7 dead rats from last night. nice

Jes commented on 17 Jun 2013

Do the dogs gums go yellow? My dog has gone to the vets and I'm so upset, they said it may be rat poison, but it was in the wall cavity, so I have no idea how she could have got it. Please answer this question for me, I need to tell the vet ASAP. Thanks xx

clkdragzta commented on 08 Jun 2009

my dog vomits blood with a yellowish liquid on it and he has not eaten for 2 days now only liquid.. i know i will take him to the vet 2morow.. but what could it be???

Cloverkitty commented on 02 May 2009

I will never use a glue trap on ANY rodent. That is cruel, and certainly unecessary when there are simple HUMANE cage-traps to use...

arnoldcustom commented on 06 Jan 2012

how much rat poison would a 60lbs doog have to eat, in order to have a problem, the blur pellet stuff, just a few peaces or more?

Marina Tan commented on 27 Jun 2009

most likely, parvo. One of my friends dog that I was taking care of it had the same symptoms and died of it.

Kayte Oleary commented on 10 Jun 2009

My dog hasten eaten her food and she cant keep anything down also she threw up just regular clear liqid

Xboxglicher1 commented on 27 Apr 2010

My dog is relly sad and I don't no why I try to play with him and dose not what to can you help plz

skatelover619 commented on 06 Aug 2010

@glam0urGirl209 dude i fell so sorry i think my dog ate some and hes dying im so depresed

dawa259 commented on 20 May 2008

Thank you so much for making this video! My dog Jean-Luc just got into our rat poison:(

B Banks commented on 16 May 2009

I agree with you CloverKitty.. Thats definitely cruel.

Skippy Deluxe commented on 24 Jun 2009

Wow go to the vet for fucks sake

Marco Polo commented on 19 Mar 2008

My neighbors poisoned my dog :(

Mia Buljubasic commented on 27 Oct 2012

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StingingwithqueenC commented on 04 Dec 2012

How is your dog doing?

eDrifter1 commented on 07 Aug 2010

@skatelover619 :-o

bberlin25 commented on 16 Nov 2012

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Snail Bait /Metaldehyde Poisoning in Dogs

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A. Perez commented on 27 Feb 2013

**I' know this goes about snail bait :P.. but I "cured" my dogs paraphimosis today with some lubricant and my boyfriend calming him down.... :D :D.. should I be worried about the paraphimosis? It's the second time and I don't want to castrate him. The first time wasn't while I was around and it turned out very expencive. I am a nurse by the way. This time I called the vet and talked to her. She told me to use vaseline, didn't work, so I found info on lubricant. I cleaned him up afterwards.

starlit83 commented on 27 Apr 2012

And what about if they get attacked by killer bees? Three months ago, my chihuahua who was barely going to turn two years old, got attacked by like 50 to 100 killer bees and sadly since it happened on a Sunday, the vet was closed and she died 8 hours later. Was there anything I could of given her so she would of survived? She vomitted some bees out.

zozolove .pet commented on 03 Oct 2012

hi Dr. Greg . how do u do what the replacement drug to morphine and is the morphine play as anti poisoning drug in this case. today , i received a dog suffering from complicated case of poising. he is sufering from excitement, involuntary movement i give him atropine sulfate and dexamethasone injection . is that the correct way treatment please.

insanitybiker commented on 05 May 2012

a friend of mine keeps a small bottle of water which he has trained his dog to readily drink from and he keeps an identical bottle full of the right amount of peroxide to give the dog when it eats something it shouldnt. has come in handy a couple of times mainly when the dog eats chocolate.

zozolove .pet commented on 04 Oct 2012

hi Dr. Greg . today i go to the vet clinic . they told me that the dog is dead . he received a treatment before one day that he came to me. i asked the owner if the vet make vomiting to the dog he told me no . the Valium not found as vet product but found as human product .

ScarlettReaper commented on 06 May 2012

Try the beer trap for snails; they seem to drown themselves in it, and it's completely harmless to pets should they drink it. Of course, if your pet is an alcoholic, that's gonna be a problem, but somehow I think that it won't be an issue.

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 03 Oct 2012

apomorphine makes them vomit, then I give them valium or even phenobarbital for the twitching if severe. Most however do fine as long as they receive supportive care like IV or subcutaneous fluids and steroids. How did the patient do?

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 27 Apr 2012

Only over the counter treatment would be benadryl 25 mg and pred 5mg if someone had it available. With many stings, IV's treatment may have been necessary to give her a chance

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 28 Feb 2013

Lubricants will help the penis stay where it belongs. if it get stuck outside repeatedly then surgery on the sheath or penis may help

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 01 Jun 2011

@dehbee Only pelleted oral toxins like snail bait with metaldehyde , d-con mouse poison, human medication, and baking chocolate.

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 04 Oct 2012

Some dogs just eat too much poison to survive. Some need to have their stomach pumped and even then will not survive. Sorry!

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 31 May 2011

@17animallove I think it is a lab/ basset cross: Its front legs are curved like a basset and it's head looks like a lab

Mally Whitley commented on 22 Sep 2012

Wow, that first dog was very skinny. Great video, though.....I love that you're honest and informative! :) Keep it up!

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 07 Sep 2011

@peachy6969 Better to use a couple tablespoons of peroxide. Too much salt may be bad for sick dogs

peachy6969 commented on 02 Sep 2011

I've heard that a tablespoon or 2 of table salt can induce vomiting in dogs too. Is that true?

gemainchains commented on 27 Jan 2014

my dog passed away from ingesting snail bait :( if only i knew what I know now.

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 13 May 2012

As long as dogs are treated before symptoms are too severe, most dogs are fine

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 17 Apr 2012

Glad the video helped. Hope your dog comes through OK!

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 27 Sep 2011

@isabella8885 Thanks for watching. U r welcome

Tuan Tran commented on 13 May 2012

are there permanent damages to the dog?

Greg Martinez DVM commented on 05 May 2012

Great idea!

Mia Mori commented on 27 Sep 2011

THANK YOU!!