I always thought it was a pinched nerve as I've never heard of this
except with ticks in ears.
More to it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tick_paralysis
Apparently a neuro-toxin and there are many many many blood vessels very
close to the surface in ears.
Ode
At 10:46 AM 8/14/2008
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OK, so have an infection free paralyzed dog with a tick talking in
it's
ear.
Somehow I think IS supersedes might and infection is another story.
The tick will get full and fall off..but before
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OK, so have an infection free paralyzed dog with a tick talking in
it's ear.
Somehow I think IS supersedes might and infection is another story
The tiny little crowbar:
http://www.ticktwister.com/index.html
Ode
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that looks the same as my O'Tom tick tool! dee
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Date: 14/08/2008 12:30:07
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The tiny little crowbar:
http://www.ticktwister.com/index.html
Ode
faint_grain.jpg
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The tiny little crowbar:
http://www.ticktwister.com/index.html
Ode
The tick twister looks cool. Almost as easy
Ode Coyote wrote:
Tick paralysis in dogs, I speak from experience and NOT finding the
tick culprit for a week after searching for it every day as the dog daily
loses more control, hind legs first.
Then, 20 minutes to an hour later,
old dog moves good as puppy.
What causes this? Is the tick on
Hi Malcolm:
Thank you for your reply. You must be thinking of botulism which the
vet ruled out. If it was Salmonella, the CS would have taken care of
it. There is no vomiting or diarrhea.
Thanks again,
Heidi
Hi, I'm not familiar with this, but was wondering if possibly your dog
had gotten
Maybe it injects some nerve poison in or something. dee
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From: Marshall Dudley
Date: 14/08/2008 15:47:31
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Ode Coyote wrote:
Tick paralysis in dogs, I speak from experience and NOT
finding the
tick
Well, we cannot find a tick, but kids keep looking. She's a little
dog, and we've searched
every square mm of her body. Her skin is clear. Also, there is no
salivation, no vomiting,
and her breathing is quite normal still. Also, I usually do not use
chemicals on any of our
animals, but this
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Well, we cannot find a tick, but kids keep looking. She's a little
dog, and we've searched
every square mm of her body. Her
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Well, we cannot find a tick, but kids keep looking. She's a little
dog,
and we've searched
every square mm of her body. Her skin is clear. Also,
there is no
salivation, no vomiting,
and her breathing is quite normal
Faith:
I guess nothing is impossible, but the reaction would be awfully late,
and the skin at the application site is normal...
Heidi
Is the Frontline a suspect? Maybe she is allergic to it. Faith G.
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Very Nice! Been doing the same with my own version for ~ 35 years,
started off whittling a clothes pin down to a point, then ex-flytying
hackle pliers, then alligator clips; unscrew the little buggers. Tried
all the smothering techniques,, minimal success. During tick season
I'll get maybe 50 a
Hi Heidi,
No, though actually there are similarities between botulism and
salmonella in that they both produce their disastrous effects due to the
[differing] toxins the bugs make rather than the infections themselves.
This is why antibacterials are of minimal effect, the toxin is a poison
that
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Look very carefully in the dogs earr for a tick.
They sometimes look exactly like a piece of ear.
If you find one, pull it off and the dog will be OK in a few hours.
Ode
But Ode, if you pull a tick off
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OK, so have an infection free paralyzed dog with a tick talking in it's
ear.
Somehow I think IS supersedes might
Heidi,
I came into this discussion rather late, but will try to address your
concerns.
1) There are specially prepared homeopathics for Lyme that appear to work
well. Please contact me OFF-list, as I don't know if the seller (not me)
would want their name posted on a public forum. Everyone
Hi...
I googled coonhound paralysis and came up with this site I felt might be
helpful. These peolp went through this condition with their beloved dog and
want to help others. They have information you may not get elsewhere.
http://coonhoundparalysis.blogspot.com/
I was thinking if it were
: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 5:21 AM
Subject: Re: CSCoonhound Paralysis
OK, so have an infection free paralyzed dog with a tick talking in it's
ear.
Somehow I think IS supersedes might and infection is another story.
The tick will get full and fall off..but before the heart stops? Might
Date: 8/13/2008 10:56:26 AM
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Subject: Re: CSCoonhound Paralysis
The tick will not fall of when it gets full.
Try putting dish soap on it. It can't breathe and it really will release.
Gayla Roberts
Always Enough Ranch
Acampo, California
aera...@gmail.com
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The tick will not fall of when it gets full.
Try putting dish soap on it.
It can't breathe and it really will release.
Gayla Roberts
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, 2008 8:08 AM
Subject: Re: CSCoonhound Paralysis
I heard from a cattle rancher they use pine oil to make the tick let
go. They hate the oil and release. The oil also kills any germs that may be
present. I also heard that tee tree oil works and so does oil of oregano
Hi, I'm not familiar with this, but was wondering if possibly your dog
had gotten something - perhaps a piece of chicken, or who knows what -
that was infected with salmonella bacteria. Dogs can generally handle
bacterial contamination that would lay a human out sick - like about ten
times the
wrote:
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OK, so have an infection free paralyzed dog with a tick talking in it's
ear.
Somehow I think
Look very carefully in the dogs earr for a tick.
They sometimes look exactly like a piece of ear.
If you find one, pull it off and the dog will be OK in a few hours.
Ode
At 08:53 PM 8/11/2008 -0400, you wrote:
Hi all:
Does anyone have experience with coonhound paralysis? Our
little
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Subject: Re: CSCoonhound Paralysis
Look very carefully in the dogs earr for a tick.
They sometimes look exactly like a piece of ear.
If you find one, pull
Ode:
Thanks much for your reply!
We don't have many ticks around here; many animals but only found
one tick so far (on a male cat after he came home from an excursion).
No tick in her ears, either.
Looks like we're in for a long ride. After showing some signs of airway
troubles last night, she
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Ode:
Thanks much for your reply!
We don't have many ticks around here; many animals but only found
one tick so far (on a male
We did take her yesterday. The vet, after consulting his handbooks for
about 15 minutes, came to the same conclusion. There is no treatment
for this disease other than to give antibiotics and steroids a try - not
something we want to do to her... If the breathing isn't affected, outlooks
are
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We did take her yesterday. The vet, after consulting his handbooks for
about 15 minutes, came to the same conclusion
Hi Heidi,
Have you tried adding about 10 drops of H2O2 Food grade) into her drinking
water?
If she can't drinkyou may put it in a eye dropper or a small syringe
and put it in her mouth,
this has worked wonders for pet infections when CS did not seem to work.
If you care to e-mail me
Hi all:
Does anyone have experience with coonhound paralysis? Our
little 2-year-old dog came down with it last Friday, and today cannot move at
all. We're giving her CS every hour or so, and 1 drop of MMS twice
a day, but the disease has not even stabilized, yet...
Any ideas or suggestions?
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