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  • PawlaP

    Mojo's Toes

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    Good news. After finishing a 14 day course of antibiotics, using antifungal/antibacterial wipes, and a switch in food, Mojo's toes are almost back to normal. Fingers (and toes) crossed that whatever he had doesn't come back. (The comment about dogs thinking bitter apple is a great basting sauce was cute. ) [image: 1529958787378-mojo-x27-s-toes-21-jun-2018-sm.jpg]
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    How are UTI's caused?

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    Anytime I have a dog that has a UTI, I add extra water to their food. I also give Cranberry pills. I sometimes give Vitamin C but that is based on the ph level of the urine and the recommendation of the vet. My dogs rarely have crystals but perhaps I catch the UTIs early. It seems like rescues I get from shelters almost always have UTIs. I think they get it from either holding it too long because they do not want to get their kennel dirty or because they eat dry food and drink water separately. Jennifer
  • crystalncodyC

    Cody's fanconi results

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    How awesome for you and Cody!
  • PhocoenaGirlP

    Beegin's Fanconi Test Results

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    Great news for Beegin! :)
  • tanzaT

    Kobey's DNA results for Fanconi

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    QuercusQ
    Yay! WTG Kobey!
  • tanzaT

    FAQ's for the new Fanconi linkage test

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    Glad that you pointed that out and yes, sometimes UTI's are really hard to catch… so you are right, learning the symptoms for your dog is the key....