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Cat spay wound infection puss drainage, 10th day, done by 3rd world vet in Peru, help!

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angela l - 04 Jun 2006 00:06 GMT
We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed at a small
vet clinic in Lima, Peru; after the surgery, wound seemed longer than
needed to be able to enter abdomen and remove the uterus and ovaries,
which we were shown after the butcher-like procedure. We were given no
post-op instructions, just that the cat wouldn´t be paralyzed, not to
worry about her walking half-paralyzed, dragging hind legs when
anethesia (ketamine) wore off on 2nd day. I had no idea she should have
been kept inside a box or cage, as to not move. An injection was given,
said it was an antibiotic. Precious kittie, didn´t complain much, she
mostly slept during the first 6 days. She was allowed to move about and
used her litter box normally. She seems like a fighter! We were
supposed to come back to have external stitches removed on the 7th day,
but on the 6th day, Precious kittie ended up with a 15cm incision up
from the wound toward her chest after cutting open and cleaning an
infection: a puss bubble. The original spay incision was 7cm long
(which was re-opened to clean the infection) and appeared sewn poorly.
We brought her back again the next day (the 8th day), following the
removal of the puss bubble, she was given another antibiotic im
injection, her wound was washed with soapy water, and then she seemed
fine. We were sold a small tube of Nutri-cal for $38 (seems expensive;
the whole procedure seems wrong, but what can I do here, in the 3rd
world, things are not honest, their licenses aren´t real, nobody
cares, not the police, they are kidnappers..anyway...) and we were told
not to feed cat food, which I don´t agree. Kittie has been eating
light and drinking water, however she hasn´t defecated today, only
urinated. The wound seems to have puss drainage, no blood. We are
cleaning it 2x daily. Kittie sleeps and moews happily, she responds to
food and we use Nurti-cal to get her to swallow antibiotic pills. We
were given a single tab of Floxocil, divided up in 7 tiny pieces to
give one daily with the Nutri-cal, is this enough?  Kittie is wearing a
surgical collar with plastic mask, so she won't lick wound, which
costed us $20! The spay was $45, not that it matters, but I don´t
think it was a real schooled vet. I feel so terrible watching Precious
suffer in a box. I need help, any professional, authentic,
knowledgeable advice?
cybercat - 04 Jun 2006 02:28 GMT
You need vet advice, so I am crossposting to alt.med.veterinary

We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed at a small
vet clinic in Lima, Peru; after the surgery, wound seemed longer than
needed to be able to enter abdomen and remove the uterus and ovaries,
which we were shown after the butcher-like procedure. We were given no
post-op instructions, just that the cat wouldn´t be paralyzed, not to
worry about her walking half-paralyzed, dragging hind legs when
anethesia (ketamine) wore off on 2nd day. I had no idea she should have
been kept inside a box or cage, as to not move. An injection was given,
said it was an antibiotic. Precious kittie, didn´t complain much, she
mostly slept during the first 6 days. She was allowed to move about and
used her litter box normally. She seems like a fighter! We were
supposed to come back to have external stitches removed on the 7th day,
but on the 6th day, Precious kittie ended up with a 15cm incision up
from the wound toward her chest after cutting open and cleaning an
infection: a puss bubble. The original spay incision was 7cm long
(which was re-opened to clean the infection) and appeared sewn poorly.
We brought her back again the next day (the 8th day), following the
removal of the puss bubble, she was given another antibiotic im
injection, her wound was washed with soapy water, and then she seemed
fine. We were sold a small tube of Nutri-cal for $38 (seems expensive;
the whole procedure seems wrong, but what can I do here, in the 3rd
world, things are not honest, their licenses aren´t real, nobody
cares, not the police, they are kidnappers..anyway...) and we were told
not to feed cat food, which I don´t agree. Kittie has been eating
light and drinking water, however she hasn´t defecated today, only
urinated. The wound seems to have puss drainage, no blood. We are
cleaning it 2x daily. Kittie sleeps and moews happily, she responds to
food and we use Nurti-cal to get her to swallow antibiotic pills. We
were given a single tab of Floxocil, divided up in 7 tiny pieces to
give one daily with the Nutri-cal, is this enough?  Kittie is wearing a
surgical collar with plastic mask, so she won't lick wound, which
costed us $20! The spay was $45, not that it matters, but I don´t
think it was a real schooled vet. I feel so terrible watching Precious
suffer in a box. I need help, any professional, authentic,
knowledgeable advice?
buglady - 04 Jun 2006 12:25 GMT
> We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed at a small
> vet clinic in Lima, Peru;

......she needs to find another vet.  Lima is not a small town, I'm sure
there's other vet help available.  I had a dog spayed once in Mexico and it
was the best job of stitching I'd ever seen with zero complications, so
don't assume because you're in Peru that good help can't be found.

buglady
take out the dog before replying
Sharon - 04 Jun 2006 17:01 GMT
> ......she needs to find another vet.  Lima is not a small town, I'm sure
> there's other vet help available.  I had a dog spayed once in Mexico and
> it
> was the best job of stitching I'd ever seen with zero complications, so
> don't assume because you're in Peru that good help can't be found.

And there are two veterinary schools. Vet schools in the states have
clinics. Can't imagine they wouldn't in Peru. One in San marcos:

http://veterinaria.unmsm.edu.pe/

...and one in Lima:

http://www.ucsur.edu.pe/facultades/veterinaria.asp
angela l - 06 Jun 2006 04:24 GMT
Thank you for your time and concern, but those aren´t even real (vet)
schools here in Peru, just another group of people doing business in
order to take advantage of the poor and ignorant; they are set up to
make money under false pretenses. Anybody can pose as a college
professor, a lawyer, a doctor, etc. For the lack of open mindedness
(because in Peru the mindset is all about tradition and that is
mimicking what someone else did, and doing it very poorly) and lack of
education, they have very outdated practices. You have no idea how poor
people live in other countries till you travel as a non-tourist and
actually live there. Sorry for going on about this.

> > ......she needs to find another vet.  Lima is not a small town, I'm sure
> > there's other vet help available.  I had a dog spayed once in Mexico and
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>
> http://www.ucsur.edu.pe/facultades/veterinaria.asp
Sharon - 06 Jun 2006 05:30 GMT
>You have no idea how poor
people live in other countries till you travel as a non-tourist and
actually live there.

Been there, done that.  :-)  Totally understand. Was just trying to give you
some sort of direction to go in. I encourage you to read the following
experience some North American veterinarians had in Peru:

http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/globalvets/peru/journey/lima.php

Especially check out the organization, Amigos de los Animales
http://www.anaaweb.org/ . Copied:

"We were all given the opportunity to work for at least one day with a
non-profit volunteer based organization called Amigos de los Animales. The
majority of their funding is provided by the World Society for the
Protection of Animals (WSPA) and by other donations. Amigos de los Animales
provides free veterinary care for abused and stray animals as well as for
people who cannot afford to treat, neuter or spay their animals."

The students stated that there are 14 veterinary colleges in Peru. Although
it seems that they may not be on par with a Cornell or Penn, I can't imagine
they're all crooked (and I speak as someone who has visited such countries
and their schools). The American Veterinary Medical Association lists the
following as having vet schools in Peru: Cajamarca, Chicayo, Chincha Alta,
Lima, Puno.

>Sorry for going on about this.

That's OK. Hope all gets better.
angela l - 08 Jun 2006 02:42 GMT
Yes, I understand where you are coming from, too. Unfortunately, we
thought that place was a real vet practice. Apparently, those other
animals were getting shapoooed or something. There are real vets here
in Peru, of course, but not one would accept the responsibility for the
terrible mess done by that butcher vet, which is why the new vet is
Godsent; he is working outside the clinic hours (not even illegal
here); he too, gets gigs at the hourse race track. Wish we would have
contracted him to come do a "home visit" surgery, but thought better
have it done at an animal clinic, unfortunately, not so plain to see
which clinic and no it is too late. We will ALL take good care of
Precious Kittie. THANKS FOR YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT!
> >You have no idea how poor
> people live in other countries till you travel as a non-tourist and
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>
> That's OK. Hope all gets better.
angela l - 06 Jun 2006 04:11 GMT
> > We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed at a small
> > vet clinic in Lima, Peru;
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> buglady
> take out the dog before replying

Thank you for reading my post and for your kind concern, however,
Mexico is the 2nd world; Peru is the 3rd world. When tourists come here
like I did the first time 5 years ago, it appears to be a nice place. I
have beeen here for so long and learned I cannot even report this, as
there are no regulations. Turns out that woman, pretending to be a vet,
renting an old clinic and selling pet products, performs surgery under
a guise. After we had a new vet see Kittie, we learned the subcutaneo
was sewn, used fishingline, which explains the infection. She had
re-bobined a spool that said "surgical" with fishingline. Getting the
police involved would mean they extort more money from me, which is how
the law works here, hostage style, no kidding. On the bright side, I
did find a trained vet, a friend, with a private home visit-based
practice. He even told me here in Peru, the clinics are all about
harming animals, for the purpose of extorting money. Hospitals and even
banks here in Peru are run like a circus. The people are even treated
like animals, forced to cram 20 passengers into a 8 passenger van with
really bad exhaust and that is their only public transportation system.
Don´t get me wrong I love Peru, but I cannot trust the people. I just
hope Kittie makes it; let´s pray!
cybercat - 06 Jun 2006 04:38 GMT
"angela l" <angelalagitana@yahoo.com>

After we had a new vet see Kittie, we learned the subcutaneo
was sewn, used fishingline, which explains the infection. She had
re-bobined a spool that said "surgical" with fishingline. Getting the
police involved would mean they extort more money from me, which is how
the law works here, hostage style, no kidding. On the bright side, I
did find a trained vet, a friend, with a private home visit-based
practice. [...] Don´t get me wrong I love Peru, but I cannot trust the
people. I just
hope Kittie makes it; let´s pray!

What did the new vet say? I am so glad you got her seen by a real vet.
How does kitty seem?
angela l - 08 Jun 2006 02:29 GMT
The new vet, a kind gentleman named Jose was blunt and honest. He said
she needs to show recovery progress in 5 days, or to consider putting
her to sleep: He did his best job restitching and successfully closed
the suncutaneo layer. Her wound, unsightly legnth from tummy to her
chest is uniform, with much less puss drainage, but he left space at
the bottom to more drainage, if necessary. We were instructed to keep
the area surrounding the stitches clean with gauze and peroxide, apply
iodine, and keep the wound dry. 2x daily was suggested? He is giving
antiobiotic injections. Then we will give Floxocil tabs (entire dose,
of course) with the Nutrical, keep feeding her, and keep her safe in
the recovery box. She doesn´t complian much. However, a few hours
after the re-surgery, the Ketamine was wearing off, she seemed to be
asleep having a bad dream and she jumped from the laying on her side
position, landing on all four paws. Then she meowed in pain and some
blood was seeping, but we stopped it with gentle gauze. The vet, again,
came back to look at it, the bleeding had stopped, and the area was
cleaned. He applied a topical healing solution made in the jungles of
"tree blood". It seemed harmless, and perhaps will help the wound
close. The "tree blood" solution is like a pliable liquid bandaid, with
a flexible feel. Kittie is calm in her box, looking at me. Any
insights, observations, comments? I appreciate it.
> "angela l" <angelalagitana@yahoo.com>
>
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>
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-L. - 08 Jun 2006 10:45 GMT
> The new vet, a kind gentleman named Jose was blunt and honest. He said
> she needs to show recovery progress in 5 days, or to consider putting
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> a flexible feel. Kittie is calm in her box, looking at me. Any
> insights, observations, comments? I appreciate it.

I must say this is one of the worst stories I have ever heard.  Get her
to drink as much water as you can, and get her to eat.  The weaker she
becomes, the more likely she is to succum to infection.  Did he give
you any more pain meds for her?  That incision is much larger than a
normal incision.  I hopoe the (internal) muscles are stitched properly.

-L.
angela l - 10 Jun 2006 22:04 GMT
Well, she is eating, walking, and stretching, even wants to jump out of
her box (which we avoid to prevent further injury), so I think the
(internal) muscles are stitched properly. she is quite tame, calm, and
appears to be in no pain, only when we clean around the wound area.
Question, how soon would any fluid or blood drip out of her vagina if
the spay had been done poorly? It has been 16 days; she uses the litter
box. Thanks again.
> > The new vet, a kind gentleman named Jose was blunt and honest. He said
> > she needs to show recovery progress in 5 days, or to consider putting
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
>
> -L.
Morgen- http://www.for-the-love-of-cats.com - 12 Jun 2006 04:50 GMT
Sounds like kittie is making a good recovery.  Take yourself and her to
the embassy and get out of Peru.  You don't need the hassles.

Morgen
http://www.for-the-love-of-cats.com/travel
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buglady - 06 Jun 2006 12:16 GMT
Mexico is the 2nd world; Peru is the 3rd world.
On the bright side, I
did find a trained vet, a friend, with a private home visit-based
practice. He even told me here in Peru, the clinics are all about
harming animals, for the purpose of extorting money.

.........there are bums everywhere.  I'm glad you got some real help for
your kitty.  I've lived in Peru and I don't believe it's quite as bad as all
that.

buglady
take out the dog before replying
angela l - 08 Jun 2006 03:01 GMT
Yeah, I am just having bad luck here, so many things seem to happen to
me, a lot of bad. I am presently stuck here (good, I think, so I can
stay with Kittie longer, an extra hand in keepig her clean and stable),
Lan Peru won't acknowledge my ticket bought through the internet; I
have the receipt. In the meantime, I am with Kittie. Thank you for your
concerns.

> Mexico is the 2nd world; Peru is the 3rd world.
> On the bright side, I
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> buglady
> take out the dog before replying
angela l - 06 Jun 2006 04:36 GMT
Update, found a real vet who works home-visit style because the clinics
are simply aweful places where they harm amimals in order to extort
money. Found the subcutaneo layer was sewn with fishingline (by that
butcher pretending to be a vet, which explains the infection). Tomorrow
this new doctor is coming to my house in the morning to see if the
(real) antibiotic is working and will have to re-suture everything, no
cost spared. Based on my limited knowledge, it seems the antibiotic
(injections given during 3 days) has to work to clear the infection as
to allow tissues to be sutured with special surgical supplies,
dissolvable stitches. If anyone has any ideas or advice, please send
comments.
> We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed at a small
> vet clinic in Lima, Peru; after the surgery, wound seemed longer than
[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
> suffer in a box. I need help, any professional, authentic,
> knowledgeable advice?
cybercat - 06 Jun 2006 05:00 GMT
Update, found a real vet who works home-visit style because the clinics
are simply aweful places where they harm amimals in order to extort
money. Found the subcutaneo layer was sewn with fishingline (by that
butcher pretending to be a vet, which explains the infection). Tomorrow
this new doctor is coming to my house in the morning to see if the
(real) antibiotic is working and will have to re-suture everything, no
cost spared. Based on my limited knowledge, it seems the antibiotic
(injections given during 3 days) has to work to clear the infection as
to allow tissues to be sutured with special surgical supplies,
dissolvable stitches.

I hope the best for your kitty, I'm so glad you're taking such
good care of her. Peru sounds like a tough place to get good
vet care and that is a shame.

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-L. - 06 Jun 2006 06:56 GMT
> Update, found a real vet who works home-visit style because the clinics
> are simply aweful places where they harm amimals in order to extort
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> dissolvable stitches. If anyone has any ideas or advice, please send
> comments.

Keep an eye on her vaginal area.  If she is leaking pus from there at
all, she may need further surgery as the removal of the uterus and
ovaries may not have been done properly.  I hope she improves.

-L.
angela l - 08 Jun 2006 02:51 GMT
I will be sure to monitor that closely. When the spay was done, that
evil vet gave us Kittie back and showed us the ovaries and uterus,
blood and all, like it was proper procedure (proof)? This image in my
head, I compared with images on the internet of the cat's anatomy and
spay procedure and it looked like it was removed completely. Recalling
that day being shown pieces of my cat's insides, I was shocked and now
realize, the look in her eyes, that evil woman operates without regard
for life nor respect for the animal. I hope she improves, too. She
continues strong!

> Keep an eye on her vaginal area.  If she is leaking pus from there at
> all, she may need further surgery as the removal of the uterus and
> ovaries may not have been done properly.  I hope she improves.
>
> -L.
mnemonic - 08 Jun 2006 14:21 GMT
> I compared with images on the internet of the cat's anatomy and
> spay procedure and it looked like it was removed completely. Recalling
> that day being shown pieces of my cat's insides, I was shocked and now
> realize, the look in her eyes, that evil woman operates without regard
> for life nor respect for the animal. I hope she improves, too. She
> continues strong!

Hi, yes, what a nightmare

So the evil woman showed you the removed parts
then you compared those parts to the same on the internet...

I just wanted to say I really hope your kitten does well

Hope you can return and let us know how kittie is doing.

Is she eating good yet?

See ya
TheAmazingPussyWizard@HushMail.Com - 08 Jun 2006 19:36 GMT
HOWEDY Angela  l ,

> We took Precious kittie, est. age 8, 9 months to be spayed

HOWE COME you had your kitty kat surgically sexually mutilated?

Do you let her run loose or do you have male kats too? THAT'S the
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Of curse, lettin your kitty kat run loose (surgically mutilated OR NOT)
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She was called Velcro because she was so
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A shame as we always thought her older cat would go first.
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       From: Nancy Verzich (nverzich...@adelphia.net)
       Subject: My cat... Date: 2003-09-28 12:14:37 PST

       Hi everyone, I've never posted here before but have
       been lurking and reading all your posts. The post
       below was posted to another pet NG but no one replied
       and its still bothering me, 3 days later.

       I hope you don't mind me posting it here also...I am
       really sad and just wanted to get this off my chest.
       I am a cat person...always have been...but in the last
       10 yrs or so, it seems like I've sorta become "allergic"
       in a  way to them. If I even touch the fur my eyes get all
       itchy and they burn etc. So, I don't generally hold
       our cat anyway.

       Well, we got this cat about 3 months ago...just a
       plain old tiger striped stray, who was a tiny kitten
       when my 6yr old daughter found her outside. We
       aren't allowed to have pets here, but.......So anyway
       this cat became part of our family.

      I also have a 17 yr old son who is very overweight
      and has NO friends. So this cat became his best
      friend. We didn't allow the cat outside, because
      we didn't really want neighbors to see her and also,
      we didn't want the fleas in here.

       So we kept her inside. But lately, she's been sneaking
       out if my daughter didn't shut the door tight enough or
       if any of us held it open just a second too long.

       She always came back tho...so not that big of a deal.
       Today, my daughter was outside and came back in to
       get  something, and forgot to shut the door all the way.
       Of course, the cat got out. The cat was kinda weird,
       because she just RECENTLY opened up to me,
       personally....she's been loving my kids up ever since
       we got her, but she hasn't really come around to me
       until the last couple of weeks or so.

       So today, I go to the door and call her....she thinks I'm
       playing with her LOL...so she is darting out there all
       around.

       Finally she goes across the street to the neighbors
       yard, and all the way as she's crossing the street,
       I"m worrying about a car coming and hitting her...
       then, she just SAT there on the side of the road
       in the neighbors grass as the cars were passing
       and I was afriad that a car would spook her and
       she would run, but she didn't. Well, she wouldn't
       come in either, I guess she wanted to play for a while.

       About 15 minutes later I went to the door and called
       her again...this time she decided that she was going
       to come to me. She started running across the street,
       and just like in slow motion, I saw a car come down
       the street at the same time. I saw her little body go
       under the car, and I tried to cover my eyes.

       I listened for that HORRIBLE sound that you know is
       coming...but I didn't hear it....the car never even
       slowed down, it just kept going. The cat dashed up
       the street running like a maniac into the field. Every
       10 minutes or so I would go to the door and call her,
       because I knew she was scared...but at the same time
       I"m trying to cook dinner and do a hundred other things.

       So everytime I called and she didn't come, I figured ok,
       I'll try again in a few minutes. When my hubby came
       home, I told him what had happened....he figured that
       she was fine and just scared/hiding, or maybe just out
       playing.

       My son and I a few hours later decided to go and look
       for her....we found her poor little dead body in the field...
       right where I had seen her enter it at. She didn't have
       any outer "evidence" at all of gettig hit...but it obviously
       happened immediately when she got to the field because
       she was only off of the road maybe 5 feet.

       My son freaked out..she was his best friend in the
       whole world....everyone is blaming everyone else...
       my daughter's fault for leaving the door open...my
       son's fault for not going out to get the cat right when
       she first got out...MY fault for calling to her and causing
       her to run across the street...*sigh*

       I  dunno....

       All I know is that I can't get her
       out of my head......dammit. Nancy

> at a small vet clinic in Lima, Peru; after the surgery, wound seemed longer
> than needed to be able to enter abdomen and remove the uterus and ovaries,
[quoted text clipped - 35 lines]
>
> I need help, any professional, authentic, knowledgeable advice?

                              BAD VETERINARY ADVICE

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Date: Thurs, Jun 16 2005 11:27 am
From: "YourConscience" You rLast Innocent Honest Question Answered

HOWEDY sticki,

sticki wrote:
> Hi
>     Has anyone on this newsgroup,

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>  had any bad experiences with vets?

Some of them are LIARS and THIEVES, sticki.

LIKE THIS WON:

HOWEDY sharon too, veterinary office manager, mrs veterinarian,

Sharon too wrote:
> > Sharon, if you feel you were trying to be helpful in the post you sent
> > me, you are delusional.  You are not nice (revealed by your own post),
> > certainly not helpful, and when the time comes where I want your advice,
> > you'll be the first to know.

> The Puppy Wizard feeds on paranoia.

INDEED, sharon too. Your entire career lifestyle and reputation
DEPENDS on folks NOT BELIEVING The Amazing Puppy Wizard
when he SEZ 90% of your husband's veterinary practice INCOME
is iatrogenic in NATURE, CAUSED BY the ADVICE and INFORMATION
you give your veterinary PRACTICE CUSTOMERS, who's dogs you
needlessly selfishly inapupriately surgically sexually MUTILATE and
advise them to lock their dogs in boxes and choke shock bribe
intimidate
hurt and most importantly, TREAT their dog's CHRONIC STRESS
INDUCED AUTO-IMMUNE DIS-EASES at your husband's veterinary
MALPRACTICE <{); ~ ) >

> When he starts calling you a dog abuser

Then HE'D CITE the ABUSE by QUOTING HER OWN WORDS as
HE has DONE to you, sharon too, dog abusing mental case.

> for asking a simple question,

Like HOWE to HURT their dogs as you teach them,
sharon too. HOWE MUCH would it COST Robin to
see your veterinary husband for separation
anXXXIHOWESNESS, sharon too? Would he refer
her to his PAL the veterinary behaviorist, or would
you just advise her to lock her dog in a box and
spray aversives in her face and SELL her a bunch
of ANTI-PSYCHOTIC medication, sharon too?

You recommened Fred MURDER a innocent defenseless
baby possum his kat rescued by turnin IT loose to fend
for hisself when IT was far to young to survive alone:

>From The Annals Of Human And Animal Behavior Forensic Sciences

                              Research Laboratory

Subject:        EMERGENCY!! What to do with baby Possum?

From:           Sharon
Date:           Tues, May 16 2006 11:30 pm
Email:          "Sharon" <askformya...@nospamhotmail.com>
Groups:                 alt.med.veterinary, rec.animals.wildlife,
rec.pets

> My cat brought in a baby possum tonight. It is pretty small -- about twice
> the size of a chipmunk -- but its eyes are open, so it's not a newborn. It
> really looks just like a miniature adult. It seems to be in pretty good
> shape, considering I snapped it from the jaws of death. It can climb and
> scamper around pretty well - no obvious wounds.

> My question is, should I just release it into the woods behind my house
> tonight? I don't know if it will be okay, or if it still needs its parents.

> I could certainly feed it for a few days if necessary, but I'm just not
> sure what would be best (or if it would even accept food from me
> while in captivity).

Don't touch wildlife at all. They carry parasites and other organisms.

You should release it back into the woods, but if your
scent is on it, the mother (if she finds it) may reject it.

Your only other alternative is to look up a local wildlife
rehabilitator.

HOWEDY Fred,

Fred Mann wrote:
> Hello,
> My cat brought in a baby possum tonight.

That was kindly of him! You got yourself a RESCUE kat!

> It is pretty small -- about twice the size of a chipmunk -
>- but its eyes are open, so it's not a newborn.

Opossums should be ready for release at 20 to 22 weeks of age.

> It really looks just like a miniature adult. It seems to
> be in pretty good shape, considering I snapped it from the
> jaws of death.

Thanks to your kat RESCUING him! GOOD JOB! Give your
kitty kat a nice tuna treat or play with him with a feather or
sumpthin, for that good deed!

> It can climb and scamper around pretty well - no obvious wounds.

Good!

> My question is, should I just release it
> into the woods behind my house tonight?

You'll first have to get a guesstimate of his age.

> I don't know if it will be okay, or if it still needs its parents.

8 - 13 weeks - Eyes open, teeth present but still small. Thicker
fur developing with guard hairs beginning to emerge by 13 weeks.
Body LESS THAN 6 inches long EXXXCLUDING TAIL <{); ~ ) >

"Opossums should be ready for release at 20 to 22 weeks of age."

Looks like you'll have him for a while...

> I could certainly feed it for a few days if necessary,

Or a few weeks if you don't want to MURDER him as sharon
aka sharon too, veterinary malpractice office manager and
Mrs. veterinary malpracticioner and animal murderin MENTAL
CASE advises you to do to the LUCKY critter <{); ~ ) >

> but I'm just not sure what would be best (or if it
> would even accept food from me while in captivity).

If he's young enough he'll have no fear and will eat.

> Any advice would be much appreciated.

Here's EVERYTHING you gotta know EXXXCEPT the warnings
abHOWET possible rabies etc that sharon was kindly enough
to insufficiently warn you abHOWET, stuff like IF HE DIES
SUDDENTLY or bites you and escape better get yourself AND
rescue kitty kat to the HOWEspital or get his body to the state
laboratory for rabies testing.

Care and feeding: http://www.awrc.org/Baby%20Opossums.htm

> Thanks,

Not so fast, you can TRAIN him JUST LIKE a dog or kitty:

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> Fred Mann

Thank you for not following sharon too's uncaring
self centered idiotic animal murderin advice <{); ~ ) >

       The Freakin Simply Amazing Puppy Wizard <{); ~ ) >

But that ain't all, sharon aka sharon too, veterinary malpractice
office manager, mrs. veterinary malpracticioner, animal abuser,
lyin fraud and animal murderin mental case:

HOWEDY sharon aka sharon too,

Sharon wrote:
> > I have a 13 year old Maltese. I just had him shaved and realized that
> > his body temperature seems hotter than my other dog. Is this something
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> I wouldn't worry. If it bothers you enough, take him to the vet
> for an exam.

You mean instead of just taking his temp himself?
Normal for dogs is 101.5 - 102.5, if I'm not mistaken,
being a non professional veterainary malpracticioner.

> > Plus he is not neutered.

Surgical sexual mutilation causes health and temperament problems.

> > I heard that I should go ahead and get him
> > neutered avoid possible testicular cancer.

That's a WIZE idea. Might as well remove his eyes
so he don't get catarcts in his old age.

> > Is this true?

It's INSANE! The dog stands a GREATER RISK of
DYING from this insane mutilation than cancer.
Cancers are CAUSED by STRESS and toxic environment.

> Yes.

The veterinary malpractice business must be
suffering terribly in these bear market times,
eh sharon too, veterinary office manager, Mrs.
veterinarian?.

You're nothing but a FRAUD a LIAR and animal abuser.

HOWEDY Lucy,

lucyaa...@claque.net wrote:
> Sharon too wrote:
> > > Jerry, is there any particular section that addresses this?

We was talkin abHOWET breakin obsessive compulsive behaviors.

> > >  I'm laughing picturing a friend to come over and
> > > throw a can near me on the second and fourth command
> > > 'That's a good girl, Robin, CONCENTRATE!' LOL.

While that WOULD work, the operator wouldn't know WHEN
the brain is begining to drift into OCD mode. The best
practice would be to do some anchoring and triggering
visulization techniqes.

> > This is obviously a request for a two person conversation.

We was also talkin abHOWET CURING separation anXXXIHOWESNESS
NEARLY INSTANTLY, as Robin and Lucy BOTH REPORTED they DONE
when applying The Amazing Puppy Wizard's Surrogate Toy / Bed
Time Calming / Submissive Urination / Fear Of Thunder / Car
Sickness Technique <{); ~ ) >

> Her post is on topic: discussing dog behavior in a dog
> behavior forum.

SHAAAZZZAAAMMM?

Perhaps sharon too is CONCERNED that The Amazing Puppy
Wizard is recommending NON PHYSICAL scientific and
psychological conditioning techniques INSTEAD of sendin
HOWER readers to their vetrinarian to BUY anti psychotic
medications and run THOWESANDS of dollars in inapupriate
unnecessary tests...

Fully 90% of the veterinary heelth care industry is SELF PERPETUATING
NEEDLESS TESTING and BOGUS TREATMENTS CAUSED BY the
irresponsible handing and training ADVICE given by their veterinary pet

malpracticioner professionals.

> Obviously anyone can read and respond to it -

You AIN'T gonna see these EXXXPERTS reply to The Amazing
Puppy Wizard on accHOWENT of HE QUOTES their lies and
abuses and IDENTIFIES EXXXPOSES and DISCREDITS them right
off the bat.

>  more like a cocktail party than a two person private conversation.

Belly up to the bar, folks, it's all on the HOWES today.

> > Since 99.999% of the people who post here have had
> > or have been witness to negative posts, hurtful posts

Yeah. Thems the QUOTES The Amazing Puppy relies on to
DISCREDIT these lying dog abusing punk thug coward
mental cases.

> But not one single negative or hurtful remark in the
> stuff Robin has replied to. Not to mention the fact
> that the persons who choose to POST here don't OWN
> the group and certainly have no say in what those of
> us who choose to READ what's posted are entitled to read.

The Amazing Puppy Wizard SEZ these MENTAL CASES can
post here all they LIKE, despite that they'll be IDENTIFIED
EXXXPOSED and DISCREDITED with EVERY POST they
make... but THAT'S JUST HOWE IT IS when there's a BULLY
in the playgrHOWEND.

> > and plain unprofessional posts by this self professed professional,

Yeah...

> You mean, unlike the other self professed professionals
> who are posting here and whom we're expected to believe
> "because they say so"?

sharon too SEZ you shouldn't BELIEVE The Amazing Puppy Wizard.

> Those who cannot cope with the problems their own dogs have?

sharon too MAKES MONEY off of misadvising folks to
surgically sexually mutilate bribe choke crate shock
and spray aversives in their dog's faces...

> > it would be to your advantage to exchange private e-mails with
> > him. Your private discussion with him here will benefit no one.
> It probably won't benefit those whose gut reaction is stronger
> than their reason, but it's a bit far fetched to assume that
> you're speaking for EVERYBODY.

Well, not EVERY WON PROFITS from HURTING INTIMIDATING
and MURDERING dogs like HOWER veterinary pet professionals.

>  Besides, you do have the option of not listening
>  to a discussion that doesn't interest you -

sharon too's FUTURE is vested in NOT BELIEVING The
Amazing Puppy Wizard. IMAGINE if APUPRIATE handling
and training as NOT taught by HOWER pet professionals
CURED 90% of the veterinary practicioner's BUSINESS?

THEY'D END UP IN THE SOUP LINE.

> just as those of us who are interested

Interested in CURING ALL temperament and behaivor
problems as well as 90% of their vetrinary medical
EXXXPENSES, to boot.

THAT'S what got sharon too all bent HOWETA shape, Lucy.

> have the right to follow their dialogue, if we choose to do so.

Stick arHOWEND, Lucy. The Amazing Puppy Wizard is
fixing to address the LITTLE PROBLEM we got for
HOWER SAR dogs NOT FINDING the victims in the most
fameHOWES searches in history...

> Lucy

         The Freakin Simply Amazing Puppy Wizard <{); ~ ) >

Seems you're not ONLY a DOG ABUSER, but you're
a THIEF and a LIAR. Your veterinary practice CANNOT
CURE separation anXXXIHOWESNESS <{); ~ ) >

> maybe you'll understand where we're ALL coming from.

INDEED. You're comin from a PSYCHOTIC BREAK from reality,
sharon too. Your entire life is AT STAKE on accHOWENT of
The Amazing Puppy Wizard IDENTIFYING EXXXPOSING and
DISCREDITING you and your university trained HUSTLERS.

> But for know, you've earned yourself that coveted
>  spot in my killfile with PW.

You mean, on accHOWENT of Robin REPORTED CURING her
12 year old dog's separation anXXXIHOWESNESS, sharon
too, veterinary office manager, mrs veterinarian?

>  Have at it.

Would it cost maybe, a hundred dollars a month for the
ANTI-PSYCHOTIC medications and maybe a hundred
or three hundred for useless TESTS and maybe another
couple hundred for your husband's PAL the veterinary
behaviorist to TELL HIM to SELL Robin the ANTI-PSYCHOTIC
medicatons you SELL, sharon too, veterinary office manager,
mrs veterinarian?

HOWE abHOWET the useless unnecessary inapupriate
treatment of hip dysplasia and progressive retinal atrophy
and your INSANE advice to apply systemic toxins JUST
SO YOU CAN MAKE MONEY off your CASH CUSTOMERS,
sharon too, veterinary malpractice office manager and mrs.
veterinary malpracticioner?:

>From The Annals Of  Human_And_Animal_Behavior_Forensic_Sciences_
                              Research_Laboratory

Subject:     K9 Advantix 11-22 pounds

Date: Thurs, May 25 2006 8:10 pm

HOWEDY sharon aka sharon too, veterinary malpractice
office manager, mrs. veterinary malpracticioner, liar,
dog abuser, coward, animal murderin FRAUD mental case,

Sharon wrote:

> >    I tried this with Maui, my 14 pound poodle and
> > he had a bad reaction to it so I have 3 of the 4
> > vials left.

BWEEEEEAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!

> > I can't return them to the vet

Didn't she BUY the POISON from her veterinary malpracticioner?

> > so I was hoping someone might want to buy them from me.

It made her dog SICK. Doesn't THAT tell you sumpthin?

> >  If anyone uses this brand and size and is
> > interested in getting a good deal on some,

It POISONS dogs.

> > please email me or post here.

You'd have to be INSANE to do THAT to your own dog.

> >  They are brand new, not expired and purchased
> > within the month.  They are still in the original
> > but opened box.  Thanks.

> First things first.

You think she should hire a lawyer?

> Call Bayer.

Did you MISSPELL LAWYER?

> The phone number should be on the package.

Look up state board of veterinary medical EXXXAMINERS and
ASK THEM HOWE COME their licensed vet POISONED her dog.

> If you bought the product through the vet, Bayer may
> reimburse you. The reaction may be from the product
> being dosed in one spot versus several.

THAT'S INSANE. And it's a LIE.

> But in any event, call the manufacturer.

Wouldn't your office GUARANTEE the products THEY SELL???

> -Sharon

From:           Sharon
Date:           Sun, Apr 30 2006 11:03 pm
Email:          "Sharon" <askformya...@nospamhotmail.com>

I think it's best to think of garlic as it relates to fleas
like sprinkling sage around the edges of a kitchen to keep
ants out. The ants are still there - alive - procreating,
just like the fleas will be. Further, fleas can cause issues
with the humans in the house. It's better to ask your vet
about a product that will kill all stages of the fleas' life
cycle.

-Sharon

From:           showdogbark -
Date:           Sun, Apr 30 2006

Garlic is not to be used in large does in the mixture I mentioned,
the other things that are offensive to fleas is the Engevta Yeast
and the Flake yeast, some people find just using the two yeasts
enough of a flea deterrent. Powdered garlic is much easier to use
in about one teaspoon to two cups of the yeast mixture. It does
not take much and that is not logical that there is a temptation
to use more as it is not addicting, and as I mentioned it is not
the garlic alone that works it is the mixture of the yeasts along
with it.

The smell of the yeasts is not appealing to fleas. Another
method that works for many people is to take a teaspoon of
the mixture for a severe case and rub it into the dog's fur,
for as I said the fleas do not like the smell, and then after
that feed it to the dog sprinkled on it's food twice a day.

What would a vet know except something that would be
self serving to sell, yeast and garlic do not line
their pockets.

Show Dog

From:           Amy Dahl
Date:           Fri, Jul 2 1999 12:00 am
Email:          Amy Dahl <a...@oakhillkennel.com>

I don't have directly relevant experience, but would like
to suggest the usual--get a second opinion!  Especially
before electing surgery.

I once had an experience involving cataracts and a kitten
which woke me up to how block-headed a veterinary specialist
can be (of course, you have to take my word for something the
vet. ophthalmologist did not).

I had adopted two "rescued" kittens that were found at the
age of about 1 day and raised on a foster mother.  They had
various health problems, did not thrive, etc.  Everything
kind of went together--they were poor, so even with up-to-date
flea treatments couldn't fight off the fleas, so they were
anemic, stayed poor, etc.  When it became clear that loving
care, good food, and flea treatments weren't enough I took
them to my vet (who is very good).  They were four months
old and about as big as the average 5-6 week kitten.

My vet treated them with several things, of which I remember
Ivomec for ear mites and feline Program (which had just come
out), tested and vaccinated for feline AIDS, which I had
never heard of.

The next morning, the male kitten was blind!  The pupils of
his eyes were milky blue--completely clouded by cataracts.
I just happened to have an appointment to CERF a bitch, so
I took the kitten along.  The vet. ophthalmologist told me,
"he's got congenital cataracts."  Well, I know what congenital
means.  I had already explained to her that his eyes had been
fine before taking him to the vet the previous day.  She
didn't say, you're wrong, you didn't notice.  She didn't
acknowledge the discrepancy between my observation and her
statement.  She just repeated "they're congenital cataracts.
He's been this way since birth."  She informed me about the
surgery and the cost--$1600 per eye at that time.

Twilight Zone theme here.  I don't know about the rest of you,
but when face with this level of adamant assertion, I question
what I know.  I was sure he'd been able to jump and climb, that
the bumping into things and crying was new that morning.  When
I got home I called my vet to verify that the cat had been able
to see the previous day.

Because my vet had a couple of emergencies that day (Friday)
I didn't have the kitten put down.  Lo and behold, by Monday
his pupils seemed to respond to light and he wasn't bumping
into things any more!  The cloudiness gradually faded away
to nothing (to my unpracticed eye).

Then the next month I treated him with Program again and the
cataracts came back--not as severe, but this time they left
him with permanent cloudiness in one eye.  My vet called her
ophthalmology professor from vet school and he mentioned the
possibility of "toxic cataracts," certainly not recorded as
a consequence of Program, but some medical treatments
(antibiotics, I think) cause cataracts in animals which are
in poor health--and sometimes these cataracts resolve.

I take the moral of this story to be that, just because
you are talking to a veterinary specialist, doesn't mean
they necessarily know what they're talking about.

--
Amy Frost Dahl    Retriever Trainin  phone: (910) 295-6710
Oak Hill Kennel & Handling   email:  a...@oakhillkennel.com
Pinehurst, NC 28370       (http://www.oakhillkennel.com)

Here's EVERYTHING YOU GOTTA KNOW abHOWET fleas. Here's HOWE
to prevent fleas witHOWET using the dangerHOWES toxins your
veterinary malpracticioner sells to gouge you at the EXXXPENSE
of your dog's heelth and maybe even his life.

Here's a couple interestin CASE HISTORIES and some non toxic advice:

Subject:     Warning Revolution Heartworm Med

From:           LUVAPOOCH
Date:           Sat, Apr 8 2000 3:00 am
Email:          luvapo...@aol.com (LUVAPOOCH)

Kelly Cruzan On 3/15/00 wrote:

I asked my Vet for a Heartworm preventive for my 2 year
old Australian Shepherd, Sage.  They recommended Revolution.
It was applied on 3/15/00.  On 3/20/00 Sage developed a cough,
but she was otherwise fine.

She had had a bath at the Vet on 3/15/00 also, so I decided
to watch her for further symptoms. On 3/23/00 she was fine
until late afternoon when she became quiet and didn't want
to play.

By 7pm that night, she had trouble opening her left eye and
whimpered when she jumped down from the couch or bed.  In
the past, Sage always had a tendency to bruise easily.

She had sensitive skin and worry an area until it bruised.
She had no trouble with her blood clotting and had been
previously spayed.

She now had bruising on her body.  When I took her to the
Vet, he asked if she had been in rat poison.  I informed
him that she was an inside dog and only went out to play
with the kids and to use the bathroom.  My neighbors have
pets and do not put out poisons.  They also asked if she
had had a blow to the head because there was blood in the
whites of her eyes that was not there yesterday.

I stated that she was not hit in the head.  I asked if it
could be the Revolution and was informed that it could not
be.  I told my vet that was the only thing that Sage had
been exposed to.

He did a CBC and her platelets were 87 and WBC count was
27,000. her Hct was 37.  He treated her for infection and
rat poisoning and sent us home.

Within 3 hours she was falling over.  I rushed her back
to the Vet and he kept her until 5pm that afternoon.  I
brought her home after they said she was doing better.

At 6pm she was again falling over and I called my Vet back
and was informed to bring her back the next day.  By 11pm,
she was bleeding from her nose and had vomited with streaks
of bright red blood.   My husband and I drove her to an ER
clinic in Savannah, GA and was told that it was either a tick
born disease or rat poisoning or a blow to the head.

I again asked if could be the Revolution and was informed no.

They kept her and treated her as my vet.  When I called at
6am, I was informed that she was having seizures but she was
otherwise stable.  I was worried about a subdural hematoma
and talked with  my Vet.

He suggested I take Sage to Charleston, SC to see a Specialist.
She arrived there at 4:30pm.  When I gave her history, I again
asked if it could be the Revolution and was informed no.  Later
that night Sage continued to have seizures and she bled into the
orbits of her eyes, but they said their was still hope.

At 6:45am they called and said Sage had arrested and
was on a ventilator. We asked that they let her go.
This has been devastating to my family.

We loved that dog.  She was a family member.  At 10am, the
clinic called and asked for an autopsy.  They informed me
that another dog had died last month there, with symptoms
the same as Sage.  The dog was an inside dog and the only
thing different was that the owner had started Revolution.

The dog died of low platelets and intracrannial
hemorrhage just like Sage.

The vet in Charleston called the Revolution people and
they are paying for Sages autopsy.  They also paid for
the other dogs autopsy. That autopsy showed low platelets
and intracrannial hemorrhage from a toxin. (? Revolution
was the only toxin  the owners had given).

I will not know the results of the autopsy for a month,
but I believe it was the Revolution.  If 2 dogs have died
in the Savannah-Charleston area in the last month, how
many nation wide.

Please spread the word for owners to be careful about
using this drug on their dogs. No dog should suffer
like my Sage suffered.

Thanks for Listening,
Terri Eddy
Rincon, GA

Subject:        Advantix and Mood Change

From: Animal Behavior Forensic Sciences Research Laboratory

HOWEDY brian.lange,

brian.la...@gmail.com wrote:
> We have a 7 month old golden retreiver pup and when
> we give him his monthly Advantix for flea and tick,
> for a good 24 hours, his mood completely changes ...
> wants to be by himself, hides under tables, chairs, etc.

WELCOME to the world of veterinary approved poisons.

>  Basically, he becomes a completely different "person."

Naaah? The EXXXPERTS tell us that's GOOD for dogs.

> Has anyone else had similar experiences?

Yeah. Most of the DOG LOVERS here got DEATHLY ILL and
DEAD DOGS on accHOWENT of their mishandling and inapupriate
veterinary malpractices.

Have you had your dog surgically sexually mutilated yet?

Better hurry. Oh, bye the bye, ONLY LIARS DOG ABUSERS
COWARDS and ACTIVE ACUTE CHRONIC LONG TERM
INCURABLE MENTAL CASES post here abHOWETS.

> Thanks.

You're welcome!

From:           showdogbark -
Date:           Sun, Apr 30 2006

Garlic is not to be used in large does in the mixture
I mentioned, the other things that are offensive to
fleas is the Engevta Yeast and the Flake yeast, some
people find just using the two yeasts enough of a flea
deterrent. Powdered garlic is much easier to use in
about one teaspoon to two cups of the yeast mixture.
It does not take much and that is not logical that
there is a temptation to use more as it is not addicting,
and as I mentioned it is not the garlic alone that works
it is the mixture of the yeasts along with it.

The smell of the yeasts is not appealing to fleas.

Another method that works for many people is to take
a teaspoon of the mixture for a severe case and rub
it into the dog's fur, for as I said the fleas do not
like the smell, and then after that feed it to the
dog sprinkled on it's food twice a day.

What would a vet know except something that would be
self serving to sell, yeast and garlic do not line
their pockets.

Show Dog

From:           showdogbark
Date:           Sun, Apr 30 2006 6:09 pm
Email:          "showdogbark" <jotnarin...@yahoo.com>

I have used half Engevita Yeast and half Flake yeast
with Garlic Powder, not tablets along with Dulce or
Kelp powder for fleas for years on my dogs and cats
in their diet daily, and along with absolutelty no
feas, they love the taste.

Often if a dog comes to visit and they are not hungry
due to being left without their owner and are avoiding
their food, just putting the mix on their food makes
them very interested in eating. My friends have used
this mixture for years and also no fleas.

I certainly agree with Jerry that chemical so called
solutions to fleas are only of help to the chemical
companies and the pockets of vets to be fattened.

Also Dr. Pitcairn is a fabulous source of info. But
when it comes to fleas it is the above mixture I
mentioned that for 20 years has been my solution
and my friends solutions also.

Remember it must be powder and organic garlic not
just any powder on a shelf with additives.

Stay away from drugs for yourselves and for dogs and cats.

Be Well, and love your animals by being nonviolent with them
and that means using methods of training like Jerry's and the
First Nations along with no chemical garbage as so called
nutrition or help with medical problems like fleas.

Do Good, Be Good, Be One.

From:           Sharon
Date:           Sun, Apr 30 2006 11:03 pm
Email:          "Sharon" <askformya...@nospamhotmail.com>

I think it's best to think of garlic as it relates to
fleas like sprinkling sage around the edges of a kitchen
to keep ants out. The ants are still there - alive -
procreating, just like the fleas will be.

Further, fleas can cause issues with the humans in the
house. It's better to ask your vet about a product that
will kill all stages of the fleas' life cycle.

-Sharon

From:           Sharon
Date:           Wed, Aug 20 2003 6:59 pm
Email:          "Sharon" <requestaddyfi...@nospam.com>

> But, the vet did.  Apparently, not just mine.

Must be specific to heavy tic infested areas. I guess where
we live if people use their Advantic /frontline/Revolution
regularly (like birth control pills) they are covered. It
really works well for those fleas and tics. However, I can
see that in other areas of the country there would be different
recommendations based on need. I .... think.... we're..... lucky!

-Sharon

From:           Stephanie
Date:           Wed, Sep 4 2002 6:25 pm
Email:          "Stephanie" <steph...@gt.rr.com>

FYI...My black lab Sam was on Senitinel and then when
Revolution came out I switched.  Well after being on
prevention all of his life.

Last year he got heartworms!

Treatment was paid for by Pfizer(the maker of Revolution).

We will not know until next February if he is free of the
heartworms.  It was very scary.  We live in Texas and have
allot of mosquitoes, but I did not think it possible to get
heartworms if you are on prevention.

Good Luck!

               --------

From:           G Griffeth
Date:           Mon, Sep 24 2001 1:39 am
Email:          "G Griffeth" <gcgriffet...@yahoo.com>

Both are effective.

In general, Frontline is more gentle, Advantage is faster.

Both have been associated with reactions which have caused
seriious morbidity or mortality in dogs and cats.  These
reactions are very rare, however, being much less common
than toxic reactions to the oldfashioned dips, etc.

I use FrontlinePlus on my 4 cats and 1 dog monthly.
I get it free, but got Advantage and Revolution free
also.

Advantage caused local hair loss on one cat, so we switched.

Before that, we used grey-market Advantage.  I believe
the vet only rules to be a marketing ploy.  It is true,
however, that greymarket Advantage or Frontline are not
guaranteed by the maker for efficacy or *safety*.

If you have friends with pets, or have more than one,
large size doses are almost the same price as small ones,
and can be easily divided between animals.  We use one
giant Frontline per month on 5 beasties.

***Do Not Inject These Drugs Ever***
Use a hypodermic syringe to accurately measure the dose.
***Do Not Inject These Drugs Ever***

Sorry for the warning label.

You may also consider Revolution and Capstar.

I personally do not recommend either for routine use.

There are many informed people who disagree with that,
however.   Revolution works well on ear mites in cats.
Do not instill it into the ear, though...

Bottom line: find a cheap source of Frontline (preferably
an iconoclastic vet) and split the extra large doses with
many friends.

Gg

             ---------

HOWEDY jst,

jst wrote:
> Sharon wrote:
> > What are you doing for flea prevention?

Allergies are a result of compromised auto-immune
system. Auto-immune systems are COMPROMISED by STRESS,
insufficient diet, and TOXINS. ALL commercial dog food
is GARBAGE.

sharon is a veterinary malpractice office manager and
mrs. veterinary malpracticioner and proven lyin dog
abusing punk thug coward active acute chronic long
term incurable mental case.

She SELLS toxins and prescription garbage diets for her
livin when she ain't SELLIN MUTILATIONS and MURDERIN dogs
and comfortin their owners while acceptin their payments.
Shell fleece you as fast as her own veterinary malpractice
customers..

> Frontline,

HOWEDY Nell71,

> Nell71 wrote:
> Re: Broken Heart Needs Answers/Help
> My dog has died

That's too bad Nell71. The Freakin Simply Amazing
Puppy Wizard will PREY for him <{): ~ (  >

> and I was hoping if I give you the details that you could
> shed some light on what could have happened to her.

Could be. The DOG LOVERS you're askin here abHOWETS got
very long posted case histories of hurtin intimidatin an
murderin innocent defenseless dumb critters through
TRADITIONAL abuse mishandling and veterinary care and
malpractice <{): ~ (  >

DECENT PEOPLE DO NOT POST HERE abHOWETS <{) : ~ (  >

                  ---------

> we live in the city but have a LOT of rabbits and
> squirrels in the area and they carry fleas like crazy.

"Crazy"? You want CRAZY? The only people who've replied
to you thus far are INSANE LYIN DOG ABUSING COWARDS with
very long verifiable posted case histories of THE SAME
PROBEM your dog got with NO CURE or solutions.

HOWEDY sharon aka sharon too veterinary malpractice office
manager and mrs. veterinary malpracticioner,

Sharon wrote:
> > Advantix is good, but it is HIGHLY toxic to cats! Even
> > if you dog lays down and leaves a small amount (if its
> > still wet) and the cat licks it,it can kill the cat. If
> > the cat grooms the dog even after if dry it will kill the cat.
> That's not completely true.

Sez you sharon too? You've got a very long posted
case history of hurtin intimdiatin mutilatin and
murderin innocent defenseless dumb critters an lyin
abHOWET it <{): ~ ( >

> Should it be applied to the cat? No.

Perhaps is shouldn't be applied to dogs either?

> It takes no more than 12 hours to absorb into the skin.
> Separate the pets if it concerns you. But I can tell you
> that we've had no issues at our practice and the folks at
> both Merial (Frontline) and Bayer (Advantix) repeatedly
> mention  that if it were the case, these preventives would
> never be on the market.

You think the SALES REP is gonna tell you the truth?
Perhaps you just fell HOWETA a cabbage truck an landed
on your head?

> As with any product or medication, directions must be
> followed and application to 4 spots is a must. It absorbs
> quickly this way.

You'll find PLENTY of alternatives to TOXINS in Dr. Pitcairn's
books on Natural Pet Care. HOWEver, HOWER DOG LOVERS PREFER to
buy toxins from their TRUSTED veterinary malpracticioners
like we got RIGHT HERE whom The Freakin Simply Amazing Puppy
Wizard has IDENTIFIED EXXXPOSED and DISCREDITED as bein LIARS
DOG ABUSERS FRAUDS and MALPRACTICIONERS <{): ~ ( >

        Animal Behavior Forensic Sciences Research Laboratory

Subject: Re: Canadavets.com

HOWEDY tom,

Tom wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with this site?  I just ordered
> Frontline plus from there.  Prices are good, and I
> do realize the product is manufactured for Australia,
> but I presume that it's the same medicine (different
> label) as I would pay twice as much for here.

Do you BELIEVE frontline or ANY systemic POISON is SAFE?

WOULD YOU BET YOUR OWN LIFE ON IT?

Subject: Re: My dog has flees

HOWEDY Prophet,

Prophet wrote:
> What should i do?

1st, You should go to The Amazing Puppy Wizard's Archives
on Google and other fine pubicly archived news group
search engines and type in the correct SPELLIN and
see what The Amazing Puppy Wizard SEZ HE DOES to live
in a flea and other parasite free environment.

2nd, DO NOT believe the professional lying dog abusing
punk thug coward mental cases who SELL training lessons
and promote unethickal veterinary practices like toxic
substances and surgical sexual mutilation which may harm
your dogs and family.

3rd, if you DON'T FIND a definive authentic Amazing
Puppy Wizard's Post then ASK HIM HOWE to accomplish
whatever your needs are.

4th, DECENT PEOPLE DO NOT POST HERE so if you see
someWON giving you contradictory information, KNOW
that they're a miserable lying dog abusing punk thug
coward and DISREGARD them. Better yet, tell them to
get the heel HOWETA The Amazing Puppy Wizard's 100%
CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANTLY SUCCESSFUL FREE
WWW Wits' End Dog Training Method Manual Forums.

Here's your own FREE COPY of The Amazing Puppy Wizard's'
100% CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANTLY SUCCESSFUL
FREE WWW Wits' End Dog Training Method Manual:

http://www.tinyurl.com/7bl5u

Please study my manual using a text to speech reader.
There's a free one at http://www.ultrahal.com

If you need any additional free help call me
ANY TIME at 407-425-5092.

Here's The Amazing Puppy Wizard's most recent post
on non toxic flea CON-TROLL methods and treatments:

Subject: Re: Excerpt: Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide
                  to Natural Health
                  for Dogs & Cats

HOWEDY Jane,

Thank you for the valuable information. Dr.Pitcairn's
works are EXXXCELLENT, to say the least. In addition
to Pitcairn's fleating (Ouch!) tips, I recommend insect
growth regulators (IGR's) and beneficial nematodes.

For daily grooming / inspection I always have a "Q-Tip"
soaked in alcohol to quickly swab them up off the dog
and dunk it back into a small bottle of alocohol to
dispatch them.

Of curse, cleanlieness is next to G-dlieness!

Thank you again,

Yours,
The Amazing Puppy Wizard <{); ~ ) >

Jane Smith wrote:

The following is an excerpt from the book Dr. Pitcairn's
Complete  Guide to  Natural Health for Dogs & Cats by
Richard H. Pitcairn, DVM, PhD, and Susan Hubble Pitcairn
Published by Rodale; September 2005;$18.95US/$25.95CAN;
1-57954-973-X Copyright © 2005 Richard H. Pitcairn, DVM,
PhD, and Susan Hubble Pitcairn Safe, Effective Flea Control

The best approach to controlling fleas is to start with
the least toxic and most natural choices, resorting to
stronger measures only if reasonable control is not achieved.

As a prerequisite to any flea- control program, I recommend
building up your animal's health and resistance as much as
possible through a healthy diet and lifestyle.

Along with that, it's important to practice thorough sanitation
and cleaning. Understanding the life cycle of the flea makes it
clear why cleaning is so important. Adult fleas live about three
to four months.

During that time they are steadily laying tiny white eggs on
your pet that look like dandruff or salt crystals. Flea eggs
hatch out into larvae that live in the cracks and crevices of
rugs, upholstery, blankets, floors, sand, earth, and the like.

Because these tiny larvae cannot jump or travel very far (less
than an inch), they feed on the black specks of dried blood
("flea dirt") that fall off along with the eggs during grooming
and scratching.

After one to two weeks, the larvae go through a cocoon stage
(pupa). A week or two later, they hatch out as small fleas
that hop onto the nearest warm body passing by (usually your
pet -- sometimes you!), bite it for a meal of blood, and then
start the whole process all over again. This cycle takes anywhere
from 2 to 20 weeks, depending on the temperature of the house or
environment.

During summer -- flea season -- the entire cycle is usually
just 2 weeks long. That's why fleas increase so rapidly at
that time. The bad news is that, no matter how many adult
fleas you manage to kill, numerous future fleas are developing
in the environment simultaneously.

The good news is that these eggs, larvae, pupa, and the flea
dirt they feed upon can be sucked up by a vacuum cleaner or
washed away in the laundry. And because the developing fleas
are so immobile, they are most concentrated wherever your pet
sleeps, so you know where to focus your efforts.

Your important ally in the battle against fleas is cleanliness,
both for your pet and your home, particularly in your pet's
sleeping areas.

Regular cleaning interrupts the life cycles of the fleas and
greatly cuts down on the number of adult fleas that end up on
your pet, especially if you act before flea season begins. So
start your program with these nontoxic steps.

Steam clean your carpets at the onset of flea season (or
whenever you begin your flea-control program). Though it
is somewhat expensive, steam cleaning is effective in killing
flea eggs.

Thoroughly vacuum and clean floors and furniture at least
once a week to pick up flea eggs, larvae, and pupae.
Concentrate on areas where your pet sleeps and use an
attachment to reach into crevices and corners and under
heavy furniture. If there is a heavy infestation, you may
want to put a flea collar (or part of a flea collar) in
the vacuum bag to kill any adult fleas that get sucked
up and might crawl away. Or else immediately dispose of
the bag or its contents because it can provide a warm,
moist, food-filled environment for developing eggs and
larvae.

Mop vinyl floors. Launder your pet's bedding in hot, soapy
water at least once a week. Dry on maximum heat. Heat will
kill all stages of flea life, including the eggs.

Remember that flea eggs are very slippery and easily fall
off bedding or blankets. So carefully roll bedclothes up
to keep all the flea eggs contained on the way to the
washing machine. Bathe the animal with a natural flea-control
shampoo. Use a nontoxic shampoo as recommended above, such
as one containing d-limonene (dogs only).

Use a flea comb to trap and kill fleas that are on your pet.
Most pet stores carry special fine-toothed combs that trap
fleas for easy disposal. Make a regular habit of flea-combing
your pet while you watch TV or talk on the phone. Depending on
the degree of infestation and the time of year, this might be
daily (at the onset of the flea season), weekly, or monthly.

Gently but thoroughly comb as many areas as your pet will allow,
especially around the head, neck, back, and hindquarters. As you
trap the little buggers, pull them off the comb and plunge them
into a container of hot, soapy water (or dip the comb and pull
the flea off underwater). Cover your lap with an old towel to
catch extra clumps of hair and flea dirt and to wipe the comb
off as you work.

When you're finished, flush the soapy water and fleas down the
toilet. If your pet goes outdoors, follow these steps as well.
Mow and water your lawn regularly. Short grass allows sunlight
to penetrate and warm the soil, which kills larvae. Watering
drowns the developing fleas.

Encourage ants. Perhaps I should say "do not discourage ants."
They love to eat flea eggs and larvae. This is another reason
not to use pesticides that kill all the insects in your yard.
"Sterilize" bare-earth sleeping spots.

If your pet likes to sleep or hang out in a certain bare or
sandy area, occasionally cover the spot with a heavy black
plastic sheet on a hot, sunny day. Rake up any dead leaves
and other debris first. The heat that builds up under the
plastic does an excellent job of killing fleas and larvae.
Of course, this is not appropriate to use where you want
to preserve live grass or plants.

Apply agricultural lime on grassy or moist areas. This helps
to dry out the fleas. Rake up any dead leaves and grassy debris
first.

Along with the above steps, you might try these methods to
repel fleas that may try to jump back on your pet, especially
those harder-to-kill ones hanging out in the backyard.

Use an herbal flea powder. You'll find them in pet stores
and natural food stores, or you can make your own. Combine
one part each of as many of these powdered herbs as you can
find: eucalyptus, rosemary, fennel, yellow dock, wormwood,
and rue. Put this mixture in a shaker-top jar, such as a jar
for parsley flakes.

Apply the flea powder sparingly to your pet's coat by brushing
backward with your hand or the comb and sprinkling it into the
base of the hairs, especially on the neck, back, and belly. To
combat severe infestations, use several times a week. Afterward,
put your animal friend outside for awhile so the disgruntled
tenants vacate in the yard and not in your house.

Some herbal flea powders also contain natural pyrethrins, which
are not strong flea-killers but do seem to greatly discourage
them. Use an herbal flea collar. These are impregnated with
insect-repellent herbal oils. Some are made to be "recharged"
with the oils and used again. Buy them at natural food stores.

Try a natural skin tonic. The animal herbalist Juliette de
Bairacli-Levy recommends this lemon skin tonic, which many
of my clients successfully use on their pets for a general
skin toner, parasite repellent, and treatment for mange.

Thinly slice a whole lemon, including the peel. Add it to 1
pint of near-boiling water and let it steep overnight. The
next day, sponge the solution onto the animal's skin and let
it dry. You can use this daily for severe skin problems involving
fleas. It is a source of natural flea-killing substances such
as d-limonene and other healing ingredients found in the whole
lemon.

Add ample nutritional or brewer's yeast and garlic to the diet.
Some studies show yeast supplementation significantly reduces
flea numbers, though others indicate no effect. My experience
with using yeast is that it has some favorable effect, particularly
if the animal's health is good. You can also rub it directly into
the animal's hair.

Many people also praise the value of garlic as a flea repellent,
though so far studies do not support this.

If these methods do not control the fleas sufficiently,
take the following steps. Get your carpets treated with
a special anti-flea mineral salt. There have been some
developments in safe flea control. My clients report
success with a service that applies or sells relatively
nontoxic mineral salts for treating carpets. (Fleabusters
is the company recommended.)

Effective for up to a year, the products safely kill fleas
and their developing forms over a few week's time.

Once or twice a year, sprinkle natural, unrefined diatomaceous
earth along walls, under furniture, and in cracks and crevices
that you cannot access with a vacuum. This product, which
resembles chalky rock, is really the fossilized remains of
one-celled algae. Though direct skin contact is harmless to
pets and people, it is bad news for many insects and their
larvae, including fleas.

The fine particles in the earth kill insects by attacking
the waxy coating that covers their external skeletons. The
insects then dry out and die.

I do not recommend using diatomaceous earth frequently or
directly on your animal -- mostly because of the irritating
dust that can be breathed in by both of you. It is also messy.
Be careful about breathing it in. Wear a dust mask when applying.
It is not toxic, but inhaling even the natural, unrefined form
of this dust can irritate the nasal passages.

Important: Do not use the type of diatomaceous earth that is
sold for swimming pool filters. It has been very finely ground,
and the tiny particles can be breathed into the lungs and cause
chronic inflammation.

Use a spray or powder containing pyrethrins or natural pyrethrum.
These are the least toxic of all the insecticides used on pets,
and they are found in both conventional and natural flea-control
products. For a more lasting effect, use a microencapsulated
product, which is perhaps labeled "slow release." Repeat the
applications as you simultaneously use the carpet treatment
system or diatomaceous earth. This will help kill both adult
fleas and developing fleas at the same time.

Reprinted from: Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health
for Dogs & Cats by Richard H. Pitcairn, DVM, PhD, and Susan Hubble
Pitcairn © 2005. Richard H. Pitcairn, DVM, PhD, and Susan Hubble
Pitcairn Permission granted by Rodale, Inc., Emmaus, PA 18098.
Available wherever books are sold or directly from the publisher
by calling (800) 848-4735 or visit their website at www.rodalestore.com

Authors Richard H. Pitcairn, DVM, PhD, opened the Animal
Natural Health Center, a clinic offering only holistic
animal care, in 1985. Recently retired from practice, he
teaches post-graduate courses in homeopathic medicine to
veterinarians.

Susan Hubble Pitcairn was a major contributor to the first
two editions of this book. As the third edition goes to press,
she is splitting her time between artistic pursuits and the
support of positive social change. For more information,
please visit www.drpitcairn.com

From: "Dr. Von" <drv...@mindspring.com>
Date: 12 Sep 2005 10:52:19 -0700
Subject: Re: Clicker Training for Dogs Newsgroups?

Jen, your request for a positive only dog training list,
needs the same answer as I give the folk who ask why I
don't have a list for what I do with biofeedback.

The method is so simple, and if you adopt it and relate
to your dog in such a positive manner you won't have any
more problems and there is no need for any more technique.

With Puppies we Ph.D. psychologists have been outflanked
by the entirely practical and effective methods described
in http://www.tinyurl.com/7bl5u.  Free download, nothing
sold, no mailing list, no distribution of your name. Free
support if needed.

With ADHD kids I provide similar information at
www.drbiofeedback.com and there is no need for
a list dealing with problems with kids.  Apply
as directed and have happy healthy doggies or
kiddies.

Not difficult.

George von Hilsheimer, Ph.D., F.R.S.H.

P.S. jerk and choke, spanking, shocking, scruff shake,
choke, chin chucks, all those negatives, denial of
affection etc. are harmful, dranging, obscenities.

You might want to consider Pavlov's typology to
understand "hard and soft dogs" - essentially he
taught that there are outward and inward responding
organisms in weak and strong nervous systems and if
you grasp this firmly you'll shape your training
methods effectively.

Punishment ALWAYS deranges behavior, and so is
recommended and given only by deranged humans.

Of course, it doesn't matter if we are talking
dogs, cats, people, sheep, even husbands.

Dr. Von

Here's HOWE The Freakin Simply Amazing  Puppy Wizard feeds his dogs:

            Breakfast At The Puppy Wizard's -
                  Chez du Chien -
                 Gourmet Recipies

HOWEDY People,

Unbeknownst to yourselves, this has been a difficult
couple weeks for Your Puppy Wizard. Not to complain,
but he's been necessarily temporarily abandoned by
his Mrs.Puppy Wizard who had to attend to affairs out
of town for nine days.

Left alone, helpless and hapless to cope with domestic
and personal needs, to fend for HISSELF and his pups by
his own devices, his Mrs. Puppy Wizard HOWEver, is
considerate and foresighted enough to prepare His table
before him, in advance, and even calls to remind him to
breath, when necessary.

Your Puppy Wizard requires little from the physical realm,
existing primarily on prahana and nirvana as his staple diet.
HOWEver, his puppies unfortunately cannot thrive in the
physical world without the grounding effects of the evils
of wholesome food.

Mrs. Puppy Wizard prepares daily, fresh, well balanced
HOWES cooked meals. When Mrs. Puppy Wizard travels
occasionally, she prepares for the days of lean in advance,
by freezing two weeks worth of puppy chow and posting the
culinary instructions on the Puppy Wizard's coffee can, the
only physical need The Puppy Wizard requires, beyond his
internet connection and of course, his Mrs. Puppy Wizard
and puppies. But those are givens, naturally.

Mrs. Puppy Wizard prepares 2 meals a day. The
following recipe is for about a 100 pound dog:

Breakfast is half pound raw ground turkey, green
Source, and 1gram vitamin C, 200mg Omega 3 fish
oil and a *Iams cookie *(cause she LIKES to).

Dinner is 2 cups cooked rice, a tablespoon of rolled
oats and an ounce of hamburg. When the rice and oats
cool, add half cup pinto or similar beans, ground fine
in the food processor with equal amounts raw collard or
similar greens or your dog's favorite vegetable or cabbage,
a tablespoon or two Olive or Cannola oil, half clove garlic,
mixed with 1/2 pound raw ground turkey, a good vitamin /
mineral supplement (Green Source for People), calcium and
magnesium, 1 gram vitamin C, 200mg Omega 3 fish oil.

Addition of table scraps is encouraged, bear in mind
salt can be dangerous. The Puppy Wizard's diet is
environmentally friendly and will not produce noxiHOWES
gasses provided the vegetable and beans are ground
finely and because the Green Source contains digestive
enzmyes. Chicken necks are an EXXXCELLENT source of
thyroid hormones.

Of curse, that's just a BASIC guide. You may add fish
(canned mackrel is cheap and EXXXCELLENT) or chitlins,
liver or anything not too high in salt or preservatives.

               BHOWEN APETITE!

From:           showdogbark
Date:           Tues, May 2 2006 1:13 pm
Email:          "showdogbark" <jotnarin...@yahoo.com>
Groups:                 rec.pets.dogs.health

Sharon,
I understand your frustrations from your practice with
your husband. I know a couple of vets myself and a few
assistants. The end of the business that you described
is hard and emotionally draining.

Yes vets do sacrifice and put in long hours and their
family is involved in the long hours and irregular hours
put in, there is a very hard side to the job.

It sounds like you get close to many of the animals that
come in especially the ones that come in long term.

I understand your feelings about the euthanasia part
of the job, although it is often overdone, I agree
that sometimes it is necessary, like with my angel
dog Ruby who had a broken neck from spondalosis and
she was put down in the most compassionate way while
I was holding her along with my husband, and the
interesting thing about it was when he came with
the needle she sweetly closed her eyes as though she
sensed she would have relief from the pain and it did
seem as though she embraced death by doing that. The
parting was very hard and at the same time very spiritual.

This vet is a country vet and does not perform esoteric
tests he works in the old fashioned way and tries simple
things first, he works from his own large farm and saves
costs and is sweet like a border collie himself.

The vets I am talking about are the city vets who are so
nice and reasonable the first few times and then out come
the expensive tests and drugs. For instance one time when
Ruby needed surgery for an accident he prescribed a 90
dollar anti-inflammatory for her, well she threw up from
it and my friend who worked for a vet when she was young
told me to use enteric coated generic aspirin and it worked
and she did not throw up and had pain relief.

My son gets the same thing with his dog, esoteric tests
and expensive drugs so he researches it and suggests and
consults with the vet and he no longer is getting gouged.

Perhaps the vets you know are reasonable and kind however
surely you must agree that the profession deserves allot
to be answered about when it comes to exploitation.

Consumer fraud and manipulation is at an all time high
and that includes the vets.

Of course there are many good ones who try and do their
best from their own medical knowledge that can be on the
pharmaceutical side of the training along with a genuine
belief in all the tests, of course to pay for the equipment
it helps to believe in the tests.

It is a complicated subject and I certainly sympathies
with you about the dark side of the business that is
hard for you and your husband.

I am sorry for the loss of your angel. May she rest in peace.

Show Dog Bark

P.S.  I never did pretend to be Jerry's dog.

I do like Jerry and Barbara very much I even went and
visited with them in Orlando. They were very polite and
Jerry picked me up at the airport and Barbara made me
dinner. They were the most gracious hosts and made me
very welcome.

He really is a third generation dog trainer and his
methods are new and refreshing.

I learned much more about them by speaking with him
about some of the ideas behind the methods.

They welcomed me into their home and yet I had only
met them through this site.

The man is sincere kind and very likable. His wife
is a saint and very loving and hard working.

When my husband came down to see me he was made very
welcome also and he also was impressed by Jerry's love
for dogs.

I think Jerry is not understood sometimes because his
methods are so different from the main stream. But his
intentions are good and effective results are there.

And he has had 45 years of experience and evidence
that he knows what he is doing. Like him or not, it
certainly is worth listening to his ideas as he comes
from a loving, knowledgeable place.

Do Good, BE Good, Be One.
Sow Dog Bark

HOWEDY matty,

Rocky wrote:
> Robin said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

> > Jerry, you give the lying dog abusing punk thug coward
> > mental cases too much credit for the ability to influence

Naaah, The Amazing Puppy Wizard was just BAITING these lying
dog abusing punk thug coward mental cases again <{); ~ ) >

> You really are a piece of work.

INDEEDY, matty. Robin studied and followed the INSTRUCTIONS
in her FREE COPY of The Amazing Puppy Wizard's 100% CONSISTENTLY
NEARLY INSTANTLY SUCCESSFUL FREE WWW Wits' End Dog Training
Method Manual and REPORTED her 100% NEARLY INSTANT SUCCESS
RIGHT HERE on The Amazing Puppy Wizard's FREE WWW Wits' End
Dog Training Method Manual Forums And SCHOOL Of HARD KNOCKS
And HUMAN BEHAVIOR RESEARCH LABORATORIES, matty <{); ~ ) >

You're settin in it <{); ~ ) >

> Keep this out of the health groups, 'kay?

Dogs DIE from separation anXXXIHOWESNESS, matty, JUST
LIKE HOWE your own DEATHLY ILL dog Rocky is DYIN from
STRESS INDUCED AUTO-IMMUNE DIS-EASE aka The Puppy Wizard's
SYNDROME, on accHOWENT of you're a lyin dog abusin punk
thug coward MENTAL CASE, matty, and you can't post here
abHOWETS nodoGgamenedMOORE <{); ~ ) >

> --
> --Matt.  Rocky's a Dog.

IN FACT, Robin followed up on her original 100% NEARLY
INSTANTLY SUCCESSFUL REPORT with a other WON, matty.
PERHAPS you'd like to READ IT, matty?:

Thurs,Jun 16 2005 4:17 am
Subject: Re: Puppy Wizard - Report, Day Two

HOWEDY malinda,

Melinda Shore wrote:
> In article <robin4joy-49BEBF.23045015062.­....@news.west.cox.net>,
> Robin  <robin4...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> [nothing of value]

"Success!" is what Robin wrote, malinda.

Robin wrote that she CURED her 12 year old dogs
separation anXXXIHOWESNESS NEARLY INSTANTLY
using her FREE COPY of The Amazing Puppy Wizard's
FREE WWW Wits' End Dog Training Method Manual <{);~ ) >

> jeebus but you're a selfish, inconsiderate dimwit.

That so? Didn't you want to know HOWE she done it, malinda?

> Plonk.

BWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAHAHAHAHHH­AHAAAA!!!

> --
>      Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - s...@panix.com

HOWEDY Robin,

Robin wrote:
> Success!

Of curse. You GOT your 100% CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANT
SUCCESS on your first use of The Amazing Puppy Wizard's
Surrogate Toy Separation AnXXXIHOWESNESS / Bed Time Calming /
Fear Of Thunder / Submissive Urination / Car Sickness Technique
JUST LIKE HOWE all them other 100% CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANTLY
SUCCESSFUL FREE WWW Wits' End Dog Training Method Manual
Students whom HOWER DOG LOVERS call LIARS and their posts
FORGERIES <{); ~ ) >

> I left for about 25 minutes, and when I returned and walked
> thru the front door - no dog standing there waiting for me!

INDEEDY.

As sharon too veterinary office manager and mrs veterinarian
sez "you might wanna take it to private email..."

> No barking, no whimpering - no anything.

Of curse not. Separation anXXXIHOWESNESS is CAUSED
BY MISHANDLING. HOWER method WILL NOT WORK for these
dog lovers, Robin, on accHOWENT of NUTHING will over-
come the RESULT of even occasional use of ANY pain
fear force intimidation bribery or avoidance method
<{); ~ ) >

The Amazing Puppy Wizard's FREE WWW Wits' End Dog
Training Method is a GESTALT. You CANNOT pick and
choose through what you LIKE and continue to rely
on other methods like JUST TELLIN THE DOG "NO!"
on accHOWENT of it INCREASES anXXXIHOWESNESS and
MISTRUST <{);~ ) >

The alpha theory is INVALID.

>  In fact, no dog!

She's comfortable...

>  I got worried, looking all over for her.

Perhaps you're gettin a little OCD?

>  I found her asleep (yes, asleep!!!!) on a pile of
> clothing that was on the floor in my second bedroom.

Is she not allHOWED in there? You could train
her not to go in there in just a couple of
minutes. The Amazing Puppy Wizard's dogs NEVER
go into Mrs. The Amazing Puppy Wizard's sewin
room, door or no door, they don't think of it.

> I left a tape recorder running while I was gone,
> but, without realizing it, I had it set to Voice
> Activation - and it hadn't been activated!  I
> don't think she made a sound while I was gone.

Of curse not. THAT'S HOWE COME you DID the Surrogate
Toy Technique <{); ~ ) >

> I almost feel ready to give it a big test -
> leave her at home while I go to a movie,

Time is irrelevent immaterial and inconsequential.
Unless you're gone long enough to EXXXCEED her
needs for a break, food, water, etc, physical needs.

> which I haven't been able to do since I got
> her a little over one year ago.

HOWEsbreaking is INSTINCTIVE at four weeks of age.
The Amazing Puppy Wizard has been training puppys
withHOWET EVER being crated for over forty years
and they WORK protecting their HOWESES by six months
of age.

Most EVERY THING the EXXXPERTS tell us abHOWET dogs
IS DEAD WRONG, as you've just PROVEN for yourself.

> Both times I employed your technique over the
> last couple of days, I did so at night.

Although dogs are creatures of habit, it won't
matter when you're gone. Dogs habituate themselves
to routines EZ. THAT'S HOWE COME it's SO EZ to
HABITUATE or TRAIN them to ANY new routine. Kinda
JUST LIKE KIDS <{); ~ ) > And THAT'S where we're
goin NEXT, Robin, to PROVE it's the same same for
dogs as the same same for kids, usin your own
POSTED CASE HISTORY <{); ~ ) >

> Just because I need to satisfy myself that this is real,

You might wanna do what The Amazing Puppy Wizard does.
HE asks HIS Mrs. to PINCH HIM. She won't. She's NOT
GONNA HURT HIM. So The Amazing Puppy Wizard comes here.

WELCOME!

> I'm going to leave during the day for awhile.

O.K., but you may want to do The Technique four
times to make SHORE it's installed fully pryor
to EXXXTRAPOLATING it to the next "environment"
to insure 100% CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANT SUCCESS.

>  I know you'll say it won't make any difference,

No, it won't. HOWEver, there MAY be a disturbance
like a lawn care guy or sumpthin like a door to
door person sellin sumpthin could disturb her.

She SHOULD BARK when you are NOT there, and BE
SILENT when you ARE there. The idea is, when
she's alone we WANT the dog to bark to scare
away someWON. When we're THERE, we want her to
TELL US so we can DO SUMPTHIN MOORE EFFECTIVE
than ALERTING or SCARING AWAY someWON who'd be
unkindly towards us <{); ~ ) >

> but gotta do it, gotta test it, gotta assure
> myself that this is real.

NO PROBLEM. Just ask the EXXXPERTS what they think.
Ask sharon too mrs veterinarian HOWE MUCH does she
charge for ANTI-PSYCHOTIC PHARMACUTICALS and the
EXXXAM your dog would NEED if you came to her office.

Ask matty HOWE COME he AIN'T HAPPY you got your
100% CONSISTENTLY NEARLY INSTANT SUCCESS CURING
your 12 year old rescue dog's severe separation
anXXXIHOWESNESS.

Ask them punks HOWE COME they'd DENY your dog
peace heelth and a sense of well being, just
so they can MAKE MONEY off of misadvising and
lying to people on accHOWENT of they're dog
abusing mental cases, wouldn't you agree?

> Robin

BWEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAHAHAHAHHAHAAA­A!!!

Hey? While you're at it, perhaps you'd like to
share this with them:

Subject: Public Apology - Mr Howe - The Amazing Puppy Wizard

Public Apology - Mr Howe

Date: 2004-06-03 18:17:59 PST

HOWEDY H1R3Z,

"H1R3Z" <h1r3z@(SPAMTRAP)phantomemail.­­com> wrote in message

news:c82b3m$l2r$1@titan.btinternet.com...

> Well, here's something, no problems swallowing
> pride here, but this is my last day (for a while) to
> post,

That's too bad, H. We need intelligent caring
dog lovers who understand the nature of dogs
and their behaviors.

> and I have to leave on a note of apology to
> Mr Howe.

Not necessary, H.. The Amazing Puppy Wizard
is grateful for your participation in HOWER forums
and looks forward to HOWER continued discussions.

> Although I still disagree with your sometimes
> harsh attitude towards people,

LikeWIZE, H.. The Amazing Puppy Wizard
is a kindly soul, only seeking truth and justice
for WON and all.

> I have read your manual (at least part of it -
> part 2 I believe), I wish to publicly apologise
> for my hasty judgement of you.

The Amazing Puppy Wizard knew you would
be an englightened contributor, an honorable
representative of The Queen's RAF.

> This is in part thanks to Rocky's comments

matty is a liar and dog abuser of the lowest calibre.

>  about lurking.

That's HOWE COME The Amazing Puppy
Wizard QUOTES HOWER dog lovers lying
and abusing their critters.

> I read previous posts, and posts that you
> have included from previous threads, and
> as I have already stated I dislike insults,
> BUT I do see where you're coming from
> with the attitude.

As The Amazing Puppy Wizard sees it,
there'll NEVER be any decent advice to
be FHOWEND from HOWER Gang Of
Lying Dog Abusing Punk Thug Cowards
and ACTIVE INCURABLE LONG TERM
MENTAL CASES.

> From what I have read you do indeed
> have a great concern for dogs' welfare
> & I commend you on the time & interest
> taken.

Study my manual and apply the techniques
to some problem dogs and you'll see HOWE
efficiently you can rehabilitate ALL behavior
problems NEARLY INSTANTLY.

The only PROBLEM is, The Amazing Puppy
Wizard's FREE WWW Wits' End Dog Training
Method does not mix with other methods cause
TRUST and GENTLENESS are the FHOWEndation.

> Amazing really

INDEED.

> that the very people that so dislike you here are
> responsible for making me take the time to delve
> deeper into all the trash & see What you are really
> like.

HOWER dog lovers are notoriHOWES COWARDS.

> Their eagerness to 'pounce' on any newcomer
> with an opinion of their own has caused me to
> see the