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:wub:Sorry I have no experience of this disease but send love to your dog

Sorry just saw your post, probs a bit late and you will have been to vets already, my beagle did that and the vets sliced the pad off, no stitches it just healed up and grew back over time. Hope your boy is doing well :thumbsup:

:flowers:Hiya I have beagles and the tail pain and unwillingness to wag or lift it is common in beagles, called Limber Tail, think its caused by the bum and tail getting wet and cold so the muscles at the top cramp and are painful, usually goes away inside a week. This may not be the case with...

Things I would try would be; Take a squeaky toy out your pocket and squeak it to distract her and keep walking so she comes with you and plays. A rope ragger or soft toy would work the same, waggle it at her and start a game of tug until she forgets about barking and you are passed the...

Whatever it is its very cute :thumbsup:

Don't know I'm afraid, I have a friend with whippets who has the same problems with constant scrapes and scratches. Good Luck :luck:

Hiya It really depends on the breeder, I have bought 2 kc registered dogs from different breeders, the first I paid my money was given his KC paper change of details form and I left with the dog, filled in the form paid my £25 cheque to the kennel club and got his pedigree papers in the post a...

looks like clipper rash to me, its a sensitive area and this often happens after a few days, pop back to your vet and get one of the nurses to have a quick look just to put your mind at rest, you could try bathing the area with cool salty water aswell :flowers:

As I understand it, dogs given incurin bladder sphincter starts to rely on the drug to work so even though she is dry on the drug (proves the drug is working) she may not be if you stop it, only thing I would try is cutting down the dose or frequency you give her the incurin and see what...

Hi my beagle ruptured his left cruciate ligament last year, his initial x-rays, sedation etc was £300 (I live in a rural area of Scotland) so I would expect £400 to be about right in London and your dog is much bigger than my beagle. Most vets will not deal directly with insurance companies in...

Cut her portion size down and increase her exercise.

Sorry to hear your puppy is not doing too well, I would take him back to the vets sooner if you can. I also would not change his food again as it can take 6-8 weeks for the dogs stomach to settle with a new food so that could be the cause of the upset, Hope vet gets to the bottom of this soon...

Your dog probably has an infection or ear mites deep down in the ear canal (where you wont be able to see anything!) so the vet has prescribed Canaural, use the drops regularly and his ears should be much better by the end of the 7 days treatment. I have used Canaural several times over the...

Sorry to hear your baby is so poorly, I hope they get to the bottom of what the problem is soon for you. :luck: I used up Murphys full limit on insurance this past year and my premium is due for renewal in April so I do not know yet how much it is going to increase (I am a little scared tbh...

Lisa, I faced that hard decision with my old beagle girl, she was on special Liver prescription diet to support her Liver when we found a tumour there, she ate it for 4 days then refused to eat it, I decided "stuff it" if she wants a bacon roll she can have one. She was nearly 15 and the tumour...

Would be happy to help you but it has been 8 years and 2 years since I got my boys done

To be honest I would not breed from this wee dog, hernias and poor jaw conformation can be hereditary.

It depends what you want the puppy for, if it is to show and or breed from then no do not take it, if it is a pet that you intend to neuter then there should be no problem, you could ask her to take it to your vet to be checked over to ensure the hernia will heal and check that the overbite...

Ring your vet, puppies can become very ill, very quickly, Good Luck

My Beagle Murphy ruptured his cruciate last June and I opted for surgery for him straight away, it was a long 16 weeks cage rest and then 12 weeks gradual build up back to normal exercise, but totally worth it he is running around chasing bunnies again as if nothing has happened to him, he was 8...