mC HULL 15,865 Posted Tuesday at 09:57 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 09:57 10 minutes ago, GMBulls said: Okay cheers mate. Yeah I always chuck some meat/game with kibble aswell. Another lad on here meationed low protein any thoughts on that? Just a normal protein feed for me mate all that 30 percent grain based feed is no good I don't think the kidney may struggle breaking it all.down and your getting issues High protein could cause lactic acid I think mate but tbere will be an expert on here knows more 1 1 Quote Link to post
The drover 1,145 Posted Tuesday at 12:42 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 12:42 (edited) Acidosis ?. Did he tell you to give her electrolytes and keep her hydration up . If it's Acidosis at that age I'd be extremely concerned. Sorry Edited Tuesday at 12:44 by The drover Quote Link to post
mC HULL 15,865 Posted Tuesday at 12:45 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 12:45 1 minute ago, The drover said: Acidosis. Did he tell you to give her electrolytes and keep her hydration up . If it's Acidosis at that age I'd be extremely concerned. Sorry You get it this winter drover lol Guaranteed !!!!lol lol No I've had it ain't you ? One it was never right You see it a bit in the feet first bit a cramp odd time winter when thrashed Quote Link to post
The drover 1,145 Posted Tuesday at 12:52 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 12:52 (edited) 7 minutes ago, mC HULL said: You get it this winter drover lol Guaranteed !!!!lol lol No I've had it ain't you ? One it was never right You see it a bit in the feet first bit a cramp odd time winter when thrashed Haaaaaaaa your confidence makes me happy mick . Which in return fills me with glee . The thought of seeing your upside down smile on your east wind blown face as you watch what you already disbelieve lol . Mate , if seen it . Mostly from fools running early season in temperatures above 11 degrees. And feeding crazy protein diets . As you say there's only so much the kidneys can do pal . Very very few come back from it as you know Edited Tuesday at 12:53 by The drover 2 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 15,865 Posted Tuesday at 13:11 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 13:11 16 minutes ago, The drover said: Haaaaaaaa your confidence makes me happy mick . Which in return fills me with glee . The thought of seeing your upside down smile on your east wind blown face as you watch what you already disbelieve lol . Mate , if seen it . Mostly from fools running early season in temperatures above 11 degrees. And feeding crazy protein diets . As you say there's only so much the kidneys can do pal . Very very few come back from it as you know lol It was a warmish day when it happened bad to.me I couldn t get hold of the dog then when i did it was f****d one jumped and as if by habit I let go a the lead why ill never know Quote Link to post
scotty12 3,855 Posted Tuesday at 13:12 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 13:12 Just now, mC HULL said: lol It was a warmish day when it happened bad to.me I couldn t get hold of the dog then when i did it was f****d one jumped and as if by habit I let go a the lead why ill never know Amateur 1 Quote Link to post
chartpolski 27,901 Posted Tuesday at 14:21 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 14:21 (edited) I’ve been talking to lads and the general consensus is acidosis is caused, mainly , by over running an unfit dog. Seems strange for a 13 week old pup to suffer from it , maybe its something else ? Cheers. Edited Tuesday at 14:22 by chartpolski 1 Quote Link to post
mC HULL 15,865 Posted Tuesday at 14:36 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 14:36 12 minutes ago, chartpolski said: I’ve been talking to lads and the general consensus is acidosis is caused, mainly , by over running an unfit dog. Seems strange for a 13 week old pup to suffer from it , maybe its something else ? Cheers. I'd say the general consensus ain't been about many dogs chart ? Lol No serious is rooney unfit when he cramps up in a cup.final ? All dogs cramp lactic acid Acidosis It's something else that's deadly? But not been an expert hopefully someone will.know lol Quote Link to post
Moonlighter123 329 Posted Tuesday at 15:37 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 15:37 Who was the bone man? As there some right con merchants out there. I’d take it too a vet and get a Propper diagnosis. What was the pup’s original symptoms to make you take her to a bone man ? Quote Link to post
mC HULL 15,865 Posted Tuesday at 16:41 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 16:41 1 hour ago, Moonlighter123 said: Who was the bone man? As there some right con merchants out there. I’d take it too a vet and get a Propper diagnosis. What was the pup’s original symptoms to make you take her to a bone man ? A vet would take blood see if out was up.thata maybe best 1 Quote Link to post
GMBulls 4 Posted Tuesday at 16:56 Author Report Share Posted Tuesday at 16:56 8 minutes ago, Moonlighter123 said: Who was the bone man? As there some right con merchants out there. I’d take it too a vet and get a Propper diagnosis. What was the pup’s original symptoms to make you take her to a bone man ? Alan from Wigan. Done greyhound racing all his life. Know other people lads that have used him and he’s been spot on. Helped me with another dog. Took her there first because I noticed her going stiff in her back legs at night. So thought get her a once over. He said all the legs and everything fine just got some built lactic acid in her saddle muscle. Told me what to give her to help. When you run your hand/fingers over her saddle muscle you can see her twitch so what he’s said make sense. And I reckons as she grows or once she’s grown she’ll be fine he wasn’t worried about it. 3 Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,314 Posted Tuesday at 18:50 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 18:50 Bi carb on the pups meal will sort it mate, had a lurcher that used to come back from a hard run and sometimes lie down and squeal. Teaspoon of bicarb on his food everyday sorted it. Strange I know but it worked. 2 Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,314 Posted Tuesday at 18:50 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 18:50 Bi carb on the pups meal will sort it mate, had a lurcher that used to come back from a hard run and sometimes lie down and squeal. Teaspoon of bicarb on his food everyday sorted it. Strange I know but it worked. 1 Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,314 Posted Tuesday at 18:53 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 18:53 12 hours ago, GMBulls said: 3/8 5/8 bull grey. She’s a lump of pup tho. About 20kg and 22tts It could just be it's a bull cross and aint got any stamina. They aint exactly known for stamina. If that's the case bi carb aint sorting shit lol Quote Link to post
DogMagic2 87 Posted Tuesday at 19:43 Report Share Posted Tuesday at 19:43 13 hours ago, GMBulls said: Got her Redmills racer that 28%. Do you think it’s worth trying her on there tracker one that’s 20%? MUCH to high protein for a pup. Find a lower protein food. You will find a lot of your problems will go away 1 Quote Link to post
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