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My dog is not well help
I got a collie she has been drest about 2 3 months ago and just been d flied when I clap her and she faces the same way as me she fells thin on the right side just below her rib cage her leg Shaks some times when she gets up and she pants a bit it may be worms or something eals advice would be appreciated tanks
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I think you really need to get her checked over by a vet. The shaky leg could be because she is in pain. She could be panting because she is hot or because she is in pain. The only way to find out is by visiting a vet.
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take her to the vet as soon as u can...
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I will get her checked in morning and let u know thanks for help
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Originally Posted by Marccoll
I got a collie she has been drest about 2 3 months ago and just been d flied when I clap her and she faces the same way as me she fells thin on the right side just below her rib cage her leg Shaks some times when she gets up and she pants a bit it may be worms or something eals advice would be appreciated tanks
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Sorry, I am having a hard time understanding what you are saying, but it sounds to me like you should take your dog to the vet! There could be a lot of things it could be. Could even be a heart problem. Is she eating okay? Could have got into something she shouldn't have and is making her sick.
Don't know what you are saying--been drest?? What is drest?
been d(?) flied?
Do you have a flea collar on her? Maybe reacting badly to that!
Please explain better.
Are you using any heartworm preventatives? In my breeds book, it says: Be aware--Collies may be sensitive to some heartworm preventatives. Check with your vet.
Sounds like your poor dog needs a good check-up and hopefully the vet will be able to see what is wrong.
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I ment dressed and deflead
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I ment dressed and deflead
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Okay I get the defleaed-----Hey maybe she has an issue with what you used on her! My dog went nuts when I use that stuff on his back ---He was allergic to it.
But still don't know what you mean by: been dressed about 2-3 months ago, etc.-----addressed? and if so still don't understand addressed how?
Anyway it looks like everyone who answered you has the same advice--Go to the vet! Poor baby--I was wondering about her being in pain too---A lot of dogs don't show pain signs but your dog (name?) may be with the shaking, etc. It sounds like she could be weak too. I hope she is drinking and not getting dehydrated --that is dangerous too!.
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I think it sounds like a parasite. The shaking leg could be a sign of a weakened state. Only the vet can and should treat that at this point. OTC parasite treatments are meant for healthy dogs only.
Some first aid you can do in the meantime:
Chemical: Bathe her using baby shampoo or a VERY mild shampoo. This will strip away any chemical residue on her skin without risking making it worse.
Fever: Check ears for warmth and nose for warmth/dryness - if warm and/or dry, give cold bath with cold tap water (not ice or anything like that).
Dehydration: Check nape of neck and gums for dehydration - when you pinch the nape of the neck, does it spring back quickly? are the gums sticky and dry? If the skin doesn't IMMEDIATELY spring back and/or the gums are sticky and/or dry, she is dehydrated. Force at least 10cc pedialyte (probably more - I'm not good with larger breeds) with an oral syringe - it is vital to rehydrate her.
Hydration is the key. All vets I've ever been to are worried most about hydration first, then disease second.
Last edited by Marc; 08-05-2010 at 07:34 PM.
Reason: redundant statements
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I do hope you took her to the vet. Please let us know what they said. I am curious.
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