Dog Accident in the House? [how-to guide for dog UTIs]
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- "Dog Accident in the House? [Help for Greyhounds + all breeds]" is a full presentation of my series on urinary tract infections in greyhounds (and other breeds, too!).
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Greyt jobz putzin' all them episodez togetherz furiendz! 🙌 👍 ~ Xander Greyhound 🐾
Thanks, Kristine! I let enough tine go by, so that most of my subs hadn’t seen it yet👍🐶👍
We are looking at a brood mamma. I am debating on whether or not to get a kennel. She lives on a Grey farm where she is in a more of a dog pen than a cage. What would you suggest.
Adam, it's so funny you used the word "debating," because I recently wrote a HUGE article just for people who are grappling with the whole crate thing. I'm sure you'll find info there that is helpful: greyhoundhomecare.com/my-greyhound-hates-the-crate-you-can-win-the-great-crate-war/
We adopted a gorgeous greyhound just before xmas last year, she is doing very well although extremely quite and timid. I have recently noticed a loss of hair from the tops of her rear legs, I believe this is called "bald thigh syndrome" There does not appear to be any actual treatment for this problem although I have included oatmeal in her diet as suggested by others.
Does anyone have experience with this problem and found any solutions ? I am suspecting it may have something to do with her diet although I am following the recommendations as far as she will eat them.
If your area is headed into a warmer season, she may be shedding, turning thin spots into bald spots. My greys usually shed in April and October, but Lily's started early this year!
I just wrote an article that gives a good breakdown of what goes on inside the dog, that results in bald thighs. A couple of the more promising remedies are toward the bottom of the article:
greyhoundhomecare.com/greyhounds-with-bald-thighs/
@@GreyhoundHomecare Thanks so much for the info I feel much more relaxed now
Just get a new rug.
Wash the old one by itself ,soak
Dry in the sun..antibacterial too.
No towels,no touching ugh,no smelling UGH...
Daily laundry .