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jwirr

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13. Our vets here in NE MN automatically assume Lyme's desease

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Sun May 29, 2016, 09:33 AM

May 2016

as we have many dogs with that. Our Jingles was in the same condition when we took him in and today he is as frisky as the puppy we first got. He was given antibiotics for a couple of weeks.

Glad they found the tick because all it really takes to cause the illness is one bite.

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Dog Saved from Euthanasia by Quick Thinking Intern [View all] Omaha Steve May 2016 OP

What a miraculous outcome! That vet sure was in the right place at the critical moment. CaliforniaPeggy May 2016 #1

Who's a good boy!! Sophiegirl May 2016 #2

Squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee shenmue May 2016 #3

The dog was taken to all those vets, and not one thought to check for ticks? Lancero May 2016 #4

That was my first thought. nt SusanCalvin May 2016 #12

Right? My vet thoroughly checks my kids over with both eyes and hands. This seems incompetent. Hun Joro May 2016 #16

What a heartwarming story. Great way for that vet student to start her career!!! JudyM May 2016 #5

Thank you, what a beautiful story. Smooch for Ollie! appalachiablue May 2016 #6

Beautiful dog Bayard May 2016 #7

The video report said blogslut May 2016 #10

wow Tick paralysis. Ollie's a lucky dog someone noticed a tick & diagnosed the problem. Sunlei May 2016 #8

Whew! Blue Owl May 2016 #9

My sentiment exactly.. Iwillnevergiveup May 2016 #11

Our vets here in NE MN automatically assume Lyme's desease jwirr May 2016 #13

Oh, good boy, Ollie! Dont call me Shirley May 2016 #14

Made my day, as usual, thanks OS. libdem4life May 2016 #15

Thats another good reason to shave your dog once a year. ErikJ May 2016 #17