Thank You Chris - My mom started using this (the new one) VET because of the fact he took emergency calls and would come in in the evening when she was having problems with her dogs (she owned dobermans - 5 of them) and as they got old they developed bad things-(He was always there for her- and the dogs --and at the end he was so wonderful -and made sure none of them suffered)  I used the family friend vet because I thought I would get better care - and not that she's a bad vet - I just want someone there in an emergency mainly - but I want the best care for them to - why should they not get the same treatment and care I expect for myself, hubby and daughter??

Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Connie,

I just found this post after I replied to your other one.  Your new
vet said the same thing my vet did. 

Chris


--- In [email protected], Connie major <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tiki had her shot s at 9:30 am and didn't have a reaction till 9:00
pm, by then I couldn't get a hold of my vet at all - that is why i'm
going to change to a vet that I can get ahold of in an emergency -
just like I do for my daughter  - they are my kids after all !! - Tik
is allergic to the bynadryl also - so the NEW vet said he would omit
the lypro - which he says he rairly ever uses on smaller dogs anyway -
they can't handle it- even though she is good sized for a chi (8 lbs)
- but the baby Moxi (1 lb) did just fine - go figure - so did the 19.8
lb MIn Pin     Go Figure
>
> marsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> I experienced this one time. I took a litter of pups in for their first
> shots. I live maybe 20 mins from the vet. They got their shots and
we headed
> home. By the time I got home, one of the pups was just as you described,
> swollen, labored breathing, ect. I told my mom to call the vet and
tell them
> we were on our way back and not to leave. I turned around and was
back there
> in 10 minutes! Vet gave an antihistamine shot and we waited. Pups
recovered
> fine and vet advised that from now on, before all shots, he needs a
dose of
> benedryle.
>
> I love our vet, and I know it wasn't his fault. Sometimes these things
> happen....we don't know when one of our pups will be that one in a
thousand
> that has an allergic reaction. I still had him at his second set of
shots
> and the vet took extra care and made us wait for a half hour after
the shots
> before letting us go home, to be safe. When I sold him, I was extra
picky,
> making sure he went to a home that would take the extra care to
prevent his
> allergic reactions. You really can't blame the vet if they exercise
normal
> care because they don't know that a pup will have an allergic reaction.
> Luckily though, our vet will come in at all hours of the night,
weekend and
> holidays if an emergency arises. And he has came in at some weird
hours for
> me!! lol
>
> Marsha
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Connie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 3:20 PM
> Subject: {SPAMFILTER} [Chihuahuas] Re: Allergy
>
>
> > --- In [email protected], kaaterwaul@ wrote:
> > >Hey All - You want to talk allergies - my middle child received her
> > 1 yr shots on Sat. Morning and by 8:30 pm i was running to the
> > grocery store for benadryl(her face ballooned up - her eyes were
> > sweeled almost shut-and she broke out in rash/and fever  - -by 9:oo
> > she was puckin her guts out,i stayed up with her till 1:00 for her
> > next dose of benadryl 1/4 of the dose as before and she got sick off
> > that too (allergic to bynadryl too) by 3:00 am she was fine and I
> > calmed down finally - talked to the vet today and she told me one in
> > a thousand have this reaction and next time they will omit the
> > lypro - well I got pissy and said WHY DIDN'T YOU OMIT IT THIS TIME -
> > WHY MAKE MY BABY GO THROUGH ALL THIS - even though this vet is a
> > family friend- I'm thinking of finding a new vet - one I can call at
> > 9:00 at night (I tried to call her Sat. night and I got an answering
> > service that connected me to an emergency clinic that wanted to
> > charge me $85.00 JUST TO LOOK AT HER - and then the wanted to give
> > her a steroid shot by a vet student -the hospital only  has students
> > not actual vet's. Just thought everyone should be aware of the shots
> > and one in a thousand chance of something going wrong. Connie Major
> > > Hi Betty
> > >
> > > Yes, you really want to avoid using steroids if you  can.  Of
> > course, you
> > > don't want your dog itching though either.  I  wouldn't want to be
> > itchy!  Years
> > > and years ago I had a Lab with a skin  condition and she was put
> > on steroids.
> > > Ok, this was so many years ago my  parents were in charge of my
> > dog's vet
> > > care (I was a kid) and I don't know if  the damage from steroids
> > > was well known then  or if the dosages were kept  low, etc.   Her
> > skin
> > > condition was quite bad though and so was her  itching without the
> > steroids.    My
> > > dog did eventually fail from  the steroid use and have to be put
> > to sleep.
> > >
> > > Just like with a person, there are ways to try to  figure out the
> > allergen
> > > yourself.  Something in his food, a shampoo,  something used on
> > carpet, it could
> > > even be a hand lotion it's "person"  uses.  Think hard about it
> > and eliminate
> > > one thing for a couple weeks at a  time and see if you can figure
> > out the
> > > culprit.  There is allergy testing  for dogs, too.  I think it's
> > pretty much the
> > > same as the people allergy  testing.  It may be pricey, it may not
> > be, I don't
> > > know.
> > > It is so great that vet medicine now has lots of what  used to be
> > people
> > > testing and surgeries for our pets.  Here is a link that  has a
> > little about
> > > allergy testing for dogs.  Good luck and let us know  what happens,
> > >
> > > _Allergy  Testing in Dogs - PetPlace.com_
> > > (http://www.petplace.com/dogs/allergy-testing-in-dogs/page1.aspx)
> > >
> > > Katie
> > >
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