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Pitbull with skin sores all over her body

Our 9 year old started out with $#@!/red swollen paws last week with bumps starting to form on her back, she also had an ear infection starting. Took her to vet, he said she had a yeast infection in her ears, gave her Enterderm topical. He scraped her feet and said she had a fungal infection and gave us Terbinafine 250mg x 1day and Keflex 250mg 2x day. She started getting worse yesterday with open blistering sores on all over her body, oozing $#@! discharge. She is still eating, drinking, peeing and pooping. Vet was closed yesterday and today for holiday. We plan on taking her back first thing tomorrow. We have been googling, researching.......are scared what is going on with her. She has had some allergy issues in the past, got into poison oak, etc. nothing like this, ever. Has anyone ever gone thru this with their dog? We have been putting betadine on her wounds, giving her Rimadyl for the pain and inflamation. Very concerned and confused. Thank you for any information you can share with us.

Pitbull with skin sores all over her body

Diarrhea after having ears cropped

My puppy is having diarrhea after getting his ears cropped





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Diarrhea after having ears cropped

Is No Kill Going Mainstream?

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January 1, 2012 -- a look back at KC Pet Project's first day

Today is the 3rd anniversary of the start of Kansas City Pet Project. Maybe I'm feeling a little nostalgic, but with a lot of followers and supporters out there, I thought it was only appropriate to take a look back...



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Name That Animal

This is just for fun and the only rule is:* no researching.* Post your best guesses in the comments.* Reading other people*s answers before posting your own will bring a pox on your house is optional.* Answer will be posted in the comments later today.









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Word of the Day: emigrate

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for January 01, 2015 is:

emigrate • \EM-uh-grayt\ • verb

: to leave one's place of residence or country to live elsewhere



Examples:

"… graduates and skilled technical workers are also emigrating, usually with a plan to save up for a few years and then return." — The Economist, November 5, 2013



"I needed work and I had a friend whose dad and grandfather were in the shoe-repair business. The grandfather, a shoe builder, had emigrated from Hungary and had a shop at Lloyd Center in Portland, and I went to work for them." — Ron Wells, quoted in The Columbian (Vancouver, Washington), December 1, 2014



Did you know?

Migrate, emigrate, and immigrate are all about being on the move. All those terms come from the Latin word migrare, which means "to move from one place to another." Emigrate and immigrate sound alike, and it is true that both involve leaving one location and entering another. The subtle difference between them lies in point of view: emigrate stresses leaving the original place, while immigrate focuses on entering the new one. You won't have trouble keeping them straight if you remember that the prefix e- means "away," as in eject, and the prefix im- or in- means "into," as in inject.

Word of the Day: emigrate