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If it doesn't work, it's just more evidence that women are a complicated species that can not be adequately categorized using the scientific methods of average men.
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No clue with kids here. But the dog is impossible to potty train. And he also nibbles the trash now and again.
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Lol. My dog has found ways out his crate. He has dug completely through walls. He's dragged a trash can across the entire house, all while going #1, #2 and tracking them through the house and in the rugs. Yeah, he's lucky I love him.
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You've seen my av, my posts, etc. I loves me some Labrador. I'll get him there. Hard to do right by a pup in the middle of ND in the winter.
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RIP.
Had a Golden for years. Real sweet pooch.
Probably time to move to the pet thread, though.
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My American Eskimo is 11 years old. My daughter and him have been getting closer lately. It's nice to see. My daughter sees the dog as a play mate, and my dog sees my daughter as a source for food. She even calls him "the vacuum."
We were in urgent care until 9:30 last night to get a prescription to treat Baby YMZ's ear infection. I've never given my kids antibiotics before; has anyone had complications from giving them to your kids? I wonder if I should be giving Baby YMZ a probiotic or something to reduce the risk of a yeast infection.
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Minisnick is an ear infection king. which kind of antiboitic did you get? Minisnick reacted to the zpack (azyromyacin), his eye brows swelled up...with his very first ear infection. He is currently on Bactrim because he just had amoxiclin in sept so the dr didn't want to put him back on that one so close with the time. but the amoxicilin works just fine too.
Regular yogurt is just fine. lots of water. expect the color of #2 to be a little different.
Regular yogurt is just fine. lots of water. expect the color of #2 to be a little different.
Thanks snick. She's on amoxicillin.
The last time I dealt with antibacs was when I delivered Mini YMZ. We got thrush and it sucked; for me it felt like someone was jabbing a needle into my boob every time I breastfed, and I imagine it was much more painful for Mini. I don't like antiobiotics and I hope we rarely have to use them.
The last time I dealt with antibacs was when I delivered Mini YMZ. We got thrush and it sucked; for me it felt like someone was jabbing a needle into my boob every time I breastfed, and I imagine it was much more painful for Mini. I don't like antiobiotics and I hope we rarely have to use them.
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It's how we learned that Mini-Dex #1 is allergic to penicillan. It's a mild allergy for him, and basically causes a series of rashes after a few days on the meds. All we had to do was discontinue use and switch to a different antibiotic and the rash cleared up within a day or two.
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Mini-MS #2 turns 2 on Thursday. Yikes
small one, just family. Next year when she turns 5 we will have a larger party. Maybe theme based
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I've been trying to contact my city for over a week to book a venue for Mini YMZ's 4th birthday party, but they're nonresponsive. The other places I was considering got booked up during the time I've been waiting. I don't get why this is so hard. I have money; why can't they just take it and write my name down on the damn calendar?
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On the antibiotics- we do yogurt, kefir, etc. to keep the healthy bacteria going. We have done maybe 3 antibiotics for his whole life.
