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It is so difficult with cats eh, once they are out of the house it seems some owners relinquish responsibility. An old friend had a retired greyhound with a similar cat problem. This cat used to walk around their garden wall, about 6ft up, totally winding the poor dog up. They told the owners...

She is very cute! My daughter showed me a trick with the photos, she took a screen shot of the image that was to big, then cropped that a bit and then it seemed to attach ok...think someone else on here mentioned that way too.

He is a wonderful boy! And lucky you having warm and sunny!! I had cold winds, then hail and then sun with a cold wind all in the space of 5 minutes today!!:oops:

Sounds fab! Your wonderful veggie version @excuseme, not the deer stomach contents, as good as they be!🤢🤮😂

It is scary and heart breaking when your dog has fits:( My heart does go out to you x

If you feel the frequency of her fits is changing even with the medication tweak, or any behaviour change really, it may be worth mentioning it to your vet. I'm unsure of the epilepsy medications on offer for dogs now, there may be alternatives? I had a dog back in the late 80's/ early...

Are you tempted??☺️ Oh I've just discovered loads more emojis!!!😝😁

I agree re the muzzles not being particularly helpful unless other training goes along side the wearing. They can still kick off at each other and this would be a horrible experience for gd. If she was in the way, getting bashed accidently by a basket muzzle will still hurt and scare her. Is you...

I would just follow her lead too as Joanne said. Having fits is exhausting for them, if she only has them occasionally I wouldn't worry about the lack of exercise too much in the time directly after...

https://dogforum.co.uk/threads/useful-links-recommended-reading.92606/ Aha!! Found it

I'm sure there's a suggested reading list, (books not mags), on here somewhere... can't remember where I found it now! Might be of interest:)

So when P challenges K, how does K respond? When you say spats, is it a proper kick off that would escalate without intervention? At the moment I'd say avoid the trigger situations when the little ones are around, if the dogs get on the rest of time... But does sound volatile, sorry I'm not much...

Can't really add anything but please do have a look at the 'all about dog food' site mentioned above, if you don't want to go down the raw route... There are a lot better foods out there than Hero... The saying 'we are what we eat,(or given to eat)' absolutely applies to our dogs and any other...

That's an interesting idea @JoanneF but I do think you'd have to be careful with that. Any care of someone else's dog(even one at a time) may require a licence and it would at least be wise to have insurance... things aren't quite as simple as they used to be... It would have to be researched, I...

Oh noooo:eek:, @JudyN I clicked on that link, like a fool!!! I am such a sucker for the oldies.... I have a year and 8 months(not that I am counting:rolleyes::D)to go on my boarding licence before I could even consider adopting so I must remember not to look!! @Biker John there are always oldies...

Can you phone or email the animal hospital for advice? You could send them a photo of his eye and tell them what you have been using.

These situations must be so hard when you care about animals:( I can understand why so many street dogs are brought back to uk for adoption from various countries...

In May down here we have a whole load of artists doing 'open house', where you can visit and look/buy local art. There is one called The Dog Show, I've had a look at some of the work and it's really lovely so I thought I'd share. A lot of the subjects seem to be of the long pointy nose variety...

Yes definitely the right direction, at least you have some answers and he's enjoying your hugs :)

Gosh he really has grown! He is gorgeous:)