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I've pm'd you but would just like to say I'm so sorry, I know what you have and are going through. Just remember and this is one thing that stuck with me was that you loved him enough to let him go in a dignified way. Be proud of that xxx

The horse I lost in 2008 was on loan, I never felt worried when her owner came to visit but we had a good relationship which when she did have to be put down made things alot easier for all of us. I would certainly loan again xx

Couldn't edit my post properley so I'd just like to add that you can also get a supplement called zylkene from the vet that is designed to help nervous dogs. He sounds just like mine, she's always been very noise sensitive and will start shaking at bin lorries, road sweepers, rain, bird scarers...

Sorry to hear about your little old boy, I know what you're going through as my little one is similar, she's 13yrs now and has always been sensitive but has become even more so as she's aged. They are a worry!! I think the first step would be to get him checked over by your vet to make sure...

My nurse is back under the duvet with me again....! They really are great arn't they xx

My little girl has looked after me while I've been poorly, she's snuggled in bed and kept me extra warm and she's also guarded me when I've had a bath, she takes this job very seriously and stares at you when you're in, she gets very worried when I dunk my head under the water. She's a little...

Where do you live? I work at a orthopaedic practice in the midlands, we havn't done any hip replacements recently though. Are your own vets helpful? Xx

I'm very sorry that your little dogs operation has not gone as well as expected, hip replacements are complex operations and sometimes things can happen, not that it makes it any better for you though. First of all what have the vets advised you do with her? Have they given you any physiotherapy...

For a 34 year old arabXwelsh my friend feeds - one large tub trug of ready grass, one bucket with two scoops of fast fibre (dry measure) and one bucket with mollichaff in and finally one bucket with two scoops of hifi senior, half a scoop of baileys veteran mix and half a scoop of alfa beet...

I've pm'd you xx

It is common for dogs to get this if they have excess acid build up so unlikely to be related to previous surgery. Always seem's about six am ish that they want to be sick and they'll either bring up nothing or bile (dark yellow liquid) best way to help is to feed your dog a slice of dry toast...

It depends on the rescue but they often want the dogs returned to them if there is a problem so you need to contact the rescue first before going any further.

No thanks, just wanted to know when to take a trip into town to get it, thanks though xxxx

Thanks, hopefully will be able to get it tomorrow from smith's as they sometimes have it a day early xxx

Anyone with last months copy, pls could you check if the new issue is out tomorrow? Many thanks