Shardik
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Wed Dec-31-08 06:59 PM
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| Crap. I brought Kennel cough home with my rescue dog. |
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My rescue got over it in about three days and it wasn't that bad, but she gave it to my other Lab and she's hacking like a smoker.
I'm headed out tomorrow for some cough medicine my vet recommended but in the mean time she's breaking my heart. She's still frisky and has a great appetite, just that nasty dry cough.
*sigh* My poor baby.
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hamsterjill
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Thu Jan-01-09 10:09 AM
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| 1. Sorry to hear that this happened |
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I hope your baby will feel better very quickly.
And thank you so much for giving a home to a rescue. I know this is an inconvenient occurrence for your first kiddo, but I sincerely appreciate you for saving the life of a rescue.
I hope that BOTH kiddos will be well and wonderful very soon.
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MiniMe
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Fri Jan-09-09 01:54 PM
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| 2. They'll be OK. It's common in dogs who have been kennels |
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I get kennel cough dogs in all the time, unfortunately. It is terrible to listen to them, but it is like a cold. Now, if they start blowing yellow snot, then they have picked up a secondary infection and need antibiotics. Sorry to be graphic.
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Shardik
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Wed Jan-14-09 03:25 PM
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| 3. She still has the cough, |
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Luckily, she seems as active as ever, but damn I cringe every time I hear her.
Robitussin does seem to help with the cough though. She doesn't care for the liquid but if I let a teaspoon soak into a slice of bread, she'll gobble it down.
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