get ors or oral rehydration salt from pharmacy.. mix into his water and let him drink.. this is to restore back the electrons in his body.. hope this helps out.
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Nov 20 2008, 01:09 AM
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get ors or oral rehydration salt from pharmacy.. mix into his water and let him drink.. this is to restore back the electrons in his body.. hope this helps out.
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Dec 28 2008, 10:46 AM
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QUOTE(iluv2zzz @ Dec 28 2008, 05:31 AM) I know its Daisy.. cause if skin problem highly will transfer to other dog. So ask you if Happy anything wrong. If nothing wrong with Happy, then maybe it is not skin problem. It maybe rashes, due to allergies/sensitives that only affects Daisy. Since no 2 dogs having same antibody. Feeding very diluted glucose drink will cause dehydration to the dog= weak. Don't feed too much glucose, and best don't feed glucose without vet prescription always. Later high sugar in blood. Recently I just hear about a case with high blood sugar. This puppy was very weak. At first thought of feeding glucose because puppy is not eating. Luckily the vet did a glucose test, it is very high in sugar. Feed more glucose means... making it more weak. So they did salt drip. Just helping out with yenlu's statement. |
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