Here's some generalized helpful info about LP. Please note you should discuss with the SURGEON whether the ROUTE OF SURGERY is through the neck (preferred) or...
The news is all good, and has been since the day of Muggs' surgery in early June when he had totally collapsed from LP. I haven't posted much because I...
Hi. Dixie has been doing remarkably well recently since the weather is so much cooler now! She is able to stay outside (she sits in our screen porch) all day...
Hi. Dixie has been doing remarkably well recently since the weather is so much cooler now! She is able to stay outside (she sits in our screen porch) all day...
Hi Carrie and Dixie, (And everyone else!) My LP dog Free (Chesapeake Bay Retriever, 11.5 years) has never had a drooling problem until after LP surgery. It's...
Thanks to all who replied to my question about low thyroid. My Vet ran another test and determined Free (Chesapeake Bay Retriever, 11.5 years) is hypothyroid....
<<<SNIP>>> Free (Chesapeake Bay Retriever, 11.5 years) is hypothyroid. We are now on medication. Do you think this condition may have caused his LP? My Vet...
"... I contribute it to acid reflux and give a 20 mg Pepsid. Most of the time it helps but there have been a few occasions it hasn't helped at all. Which makes...
Abnormal thyroid function is one cause of LP and has been known to be so. However, by the time the LP becomes evident, it apparently is so far gone that...
Hi my name is Dawn and my dog's name is Chester. He was diagnosed with LP in early August of this year after developing raspy breathing. He was placed on...
Well, we are happy to report that Champ had his stitches taken out last Friday. Three weeks have passed since the surgery and Champ is doing wonderfully well! ...
Dawn, LP is unpredictable in its course, but it is progressive. I suspect Chester is not suffering when he seems OK--but he can have a full-blown breathing...
Jake, Many people stick with this diet for the first 4-6 weeks, gradually switching over to your dog's regular food toward the end. I fed my dog Otis (died...
Dawn, My 12 ½ year old Lab had the surgery 9/29/04, he’s doing great. I would absolutely do it again, because his quality of life is so much better now. In...
In my last message about Yuli, I forgot to mention that one reason I was having so many problems convincing the vets, was because Yuli would always breathe...
Dawn, The "episodes" are happening when your dog cannot breathe enough air. I imagine it must feel like drowning. If you went to the "files" section, someone...
<<<SNIP>>> One reason I was having so many problems convincing the vets, was because Yuli would always breathe just fine when I took him in for examination. Hi...
"... Is there a point at which surgery is not an option?..." For most LP dogs, surgery - rather - is most definitely **THE** option! Unless there are other...
"... I forgot to mention that one reason I was having so many problems convincing the vets, was because Yuli would always breathe just fine when I took him in...
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Otis had lp surgery about 9 months ago, and is doing relativly well. He has started a coughing regime, so I put him on Baytril in Aug and it semed to help a...
<<<SNIP>> He began a new round of coughing in mid Nov, so back to the Baytril for another 10 day dose, it didn't work as well this time. He also has skin and ...
Hi, I would get x-rays ASAP to rule out aspiration pneumonia. But, since Otis was put on antibiotics without an x-ray first, the pneumonia may not be visible...
Hi Patric I am sorry your Otis is coughing. I am loathed to diagnose as I am not a vet, and no one should be attempting to do this, as it could be harmful and...
While AP is our dreaded illnes for these guys, it is important to remind both older listers and new ones, that it does not present itself in the same way in...
I have to echo what the others have said...please take Otis in for an x-ray. This is the only way to correctly diagnose AP. Don't take any chances. ...
sorry i haven't gotten around to filling you all in earlier. Things unfortunately have not gone well at all. I came home Tues night to find Ian in severe ...
Boy, this reminds me a lot of my Otis (died 5/13/03). A little less than a year after his tieback, he started coughing and gagging and we could NOT figure it...