uncle D
12-02-2009, 08:45 PM
Okay, got a question.
I have a dog that is a Black Russian Terrier, (I'll post a pic if you don't believe me). her name is "Ebbie". She's long legged, which frames my question.
When auntie D and I get Ebbie and Hurricane together for a walk, they get excited. Hurricane, (the Lab) needs a good shocking I know, but he get's going w/ Ebbie.
He was in his state of excitement and went between Ebbie's legs which splayed her out ( back legs) after he knocked off balance, (legs some what hyper extended). She yelped, I helped her up. Yet she was eager for a walk.
She seemed fine then, (2 days ago).
Now she's somewhat lathargic (less excitable). She's kinda moping and she's not too excited about eating, but she'll eat. She seems to be favoring her hips/legs.
I want to know if ibuprofren is okay for dogs or is it asprin?
(Sorry about the extende intro, but it keeps the Vet page alive.)
Duke
I have a dog that is a Black Russian Terrier, (I'll post a pic if you don't believe me). her name is "Ebbie". She's long legged, which frames my question.
When auntie D and I get Ebbie and Hurricane together for a walk, they get excited. Hurricane, (the Lab) needs a good shocking I know, but he get's going w/ Ebbie.
He was in his state of excitement and went between Ebbie's legs which splayed her out ( back legs) after he knocked off balance, (legs some what hyper extended). She yelped, I helped her up. Yet she was eager for a walk.
She seemed fine then, (2 days ago).
Now she's somewhat lathargic (less excitable). She's kinda moping and she's not too excited about eating, but she'll eat. She seems to be favoring her hips/legs.
I want to know if ibuprofren is okay for dogs or is it asprin?
(Sorry about the extende intro, but it keeps the Vet page alive.)
Duke