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Speaker 2: Well, welcome to our another show of Ask the Bet

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We're gonna be together for the next thirty minutes. Hopefully

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a good start to summer here. I understand parts of

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the US are not enjoying the same nice weather we

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are having here in southern California. However, today is a

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little overcast, which I think is good for the doggs.

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You know, it's funny we during this weather. We like

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kind of like when it's kind of warm and the hot,

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and some of our pets, however, want some relief and

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especially to spending some time outdoors, and Mom or Dad

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are forgetting to give them plenty of shade and plenty

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of water, so on an over they kind of do okay.

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So anyway, I always we do get some email questions

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through the week. So while those of you listening to

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us right now at pet Life Radio are getting the

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courage the nerve to give us a call, we are

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going to go over some of the email questions I've received.

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This is coming from Shelley, Orange County, Florida, says I

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love the show. I have a millions of questions to ask.

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I thought I just asked one question. So I'll tell

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you know, you can ask the millions.

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Speaker 3: That's okay.

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Speaker 2: I've heard that using ketamine or halothene gas to put

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your pet to sleep, and I'm sure she meant under anesthesia.

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Everybody is outdated. There are nor safer things to use.

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Can you tell me what they are? Well, yeah, that's interesting.

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I would agree. I no longer use halothane. But you know,

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I used to work with a board certified veteriny surgeon

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who used to use this is you know, years and

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years ago, and as isofluorine was sort of the new

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anesthetic agent. Now it is also kind of being replaced

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often by something called civo fluorine. But as halothane was

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being less and less than, the isofluor was being used

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more and more, I notice he's still liked to use

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the halopeen and he says something very interesting. He says,

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I've been using hallofane for you know whatever, it was

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fifteen years and he felt so comfortable knowing how to

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monitor it, knowing how to turn it up, turn it down,

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to read the signs that he wasn't really ready yet

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to start something new. And I kind of get it.

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And now that I am that way with upper fluorine.

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And though I have CIVO, and there are a lot

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of cases will use CIVO because I think CIVO is excellent,

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there are times that I will just like the ISO

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because I'm so comfortable with it. As far as kettemine, yes,

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we still use that often in combination with say valuume

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sometimes you know, other pain medications. We call it ket

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value and that is merely used as an induction agent.

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Now there's something called propofol. Propofol is very commonly used.

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That got very very famous with the whole Michael Jackson

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thing and using propofol. But propofol is very also a

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very effective induction agent. And by that it means that

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you give an injection which will sedate the dog the

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cat enough to be able to introduce the end of

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tracheal two that is the tube that which placed inside

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the trachea to allow us then to hook up to

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the anesthetic gas with oxygen.

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Speaker 3: So the cat val is still.

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Speaker 2: Very commonly used as an anesthetic induction agent, as is propofol,

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and there's some other things that are used as well.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 2: Interestingly, I have my daughter had had to have a

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surgery a while back, and this is many years ago

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when she was eight he's now thirties, and the anthesiologist

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was using halothane and I thought, I said, that's interesting

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because I thought, now everybody's switched to the ice of fluorine.

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And she said, well, really, when you deal with children

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and you don't want them to have that very fast

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down and that very fast up. The halothane was smoother,

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and she preferred it to the new and then newer

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ice of fluorine. So what it boils down to is

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you use what you're comfortable, use what's safe. You know,

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I'm very comfortable with isoflorine, and for those very old

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animals or animals with I know have liverc problems or

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heart problems.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to choose the fluorine.

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Speaker 2: But ketamine is still often used anyway, Shelly, I thank

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you for that one of your million questions, and you know,

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feel free to give us a call and we can.

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You can ask us a few more of your million

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that would be just great. I also have a email

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from Stephanie in Yorba Linda, California, and she says she's

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walking like she's drunk. Her veterinarian says it may be

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a vestibular infection or ear infection. And it's a problem,

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you know. And she also gets these fits where she

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says where her eyes seemed to flick that forth, Well,

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definitely we're dealing with something vestibular. The eyes flickering back

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and forth. We call that nice stagmus. And when you

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have these dogs that will truly, very acutely, very suddenly

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seem to be walking in circles, sometimes have a cult

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time standing without falling over to one side. The head

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is tilted to one side, and if you look at them,

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you actually see the eyes. And I often tell people

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to do this when they call me in a panic

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and their dog can't get up there the fear of

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some sort of weird seizure, and what they're describing to

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me is more of a vestibular problem, and I'll say

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it that them. I say, do me a favor while

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you're on the phone with me. I want you to

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grab your dog by the jowls and look them straight

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in the eye and tell me what are his eyes doing?

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And sure enough, they'll say it. They're rocking back and forth.

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They're going really fast to one side and then back

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slowly to the other side, and then fast and slow,

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and fast and slow, and we call that nice stagmus.

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And that is usually some sort of vestibular problem. We

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call it idiopathic vestibular disease. And in a sense, the

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dog's world is totally spinning. The equilibrium, the balance and equilibrium.

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are totally out of whack. They're in flame. Something's not right.

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So this poor thing cannot rept his world. He can't

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get the balance. And even though he is balanced, and

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even though the world is not spinning, in his poor

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little brain, because of the middle earner inflammation, it's a

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vestibular upset. He cannot stand still. So it's not uncommon.

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might happen again. It's those things that can happen more

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than once. In fact, when I was growing up, we

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had an old German shepherd. She was a white shepherd.

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Her name was Sheba, and I'd say by the time

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she was eleven, she started having these episodes of the

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idiopathic of vestibular disease. Episodes. You know she would recover.

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I thought that bad. You can use even a medicaid.

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You can use that seems to help them a little

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bit is Mechlausine. It's sold over the counter the name

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of Bonnie, or might say travel sickness medication, and that

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does help people with vertigo, with that imbalance, that where

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the world is spinning, the uneasiness, if you will, and

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it's like a dizziness. So anyway, Sheba would get well

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and she'd be one hundred percent, and then a few

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months later she'd have another episode, and then then when

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we noticed that she would have more and more episodes,

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even though she was fine, and even though she was

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walking a straight line and she did not appear drunk,

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she would have passed a test if she was by

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the cops right, but her head. She ended up with

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a residual head tilt, which means that for the rest

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of her life, and she lived over fifteen, which was

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amazing for Shepherd. She still always had her head cocked

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to one side, and for her that was normal. So

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her normal became when her head was tilted a little

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bit to one side.

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Speaker 3: But she was fine, she was great.

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Speaker 2: So you know, if any of you have had pets

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with this condition, it's called idiopathic vestibular disease. We call

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it IVD as opposed to the intervertiable disc disease iv

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d D. Then let us know, send us a little note,

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let us know how long it lasted, let us know

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what you did for treatment. Interestingly, there's some docks that

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doing thing you know, no one's proven anything will help.

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I think that we treat symptomatically. Sometimes we'll put these

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dogs on a little bit of cordico steroids case there

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is some inflammatory problem on board. So if it's safe

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to use steroids, I will you know, knowing, I wouldn't

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swear by it. I wouldn't say you have to. It's

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one of those things where nobody knows how to specifically

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treat it. So let's see what happened to me. I

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had an interesting case this week. I send this poor

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dog home. This is a dog and this is Sometimes

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it tells you that we can't always tell the extent

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of an injury a dog bite when we see these

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dogs come in. This was a little Pomeranian on the

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older side, probably about nine that was attacked by large dogs.

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And looking at the body of this dog, there were

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no obvious tears or bite wounds or anything of depth.

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There was no bleeding even but this dog was clearly

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clearly in distress. Now, could it have been fear shock, absolutely,

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but it was having a problem. So it turns out

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that this poor dog, I'm gonna make a long detailed

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story short, this poor dog had its trachea torn. So

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what was happening is every time he was breathing, some

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of the air coming down as trachia instead of all

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going down with lungfield, was leaking out into what we

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call his sub Q space in and around his neck,

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his entire back. We took an X ray, which is

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so fascinating, and he had as much air inside his

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chest and body wall as he did outside. In other words,

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his whole outside, from the skin to the body wall

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was literally full of air. And when I made a

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little hole on the side of the skin and pushed

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it out, it sounded like you're letting air out of

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a raft in a pool, and all the air came out.

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It was amazing, And unfortunately, there's not a lot you

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can do about this. Trachio surgery is very challenging, often

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a disastrous and the so we put a body wrap

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on him, we kept the air drains so we could

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suck air out. And it's been four days now and

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he is almost healed. It's just fascinating. If not, I

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told the owner, we would have to get the poor

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guy over to a boarded a veterinary surgeon and see

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if you can do something to patch that trade ca up.

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But fortunately, what it seems like it was probably just

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a small tear and he is healing on his own,

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which is rather fantastic.

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Speaker 3: So our best wish.

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Speaker 2: His name is Skipper, so I want all the good

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thoughts to go out to a little Skipper and make

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sure that he continues on his healing trend. So anyway,

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Speaker 2: Just coming out of the commercial break Arden Moore and

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but talking to Arden's when it comes to behavior issues,

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and you know, we were talking about certain things of

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behaviors and mistakes that we make and then we expect

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our pets to be perfect when a lot of the

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mistakes that are made are because of us. So you know,

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one of the things I would know was just working

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with someone one of my clients just got a new puppy,

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and we're talking about some of the mistakes that people

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make with their pets and puppies and training. And you know,

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one of the things that we talked about was, you know,

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the paper training and the difficulty of getting the dog

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or the puppy to start using the outside when you've

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been training him in the house.

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Speaker 3: And you know, it brought up a very interesting point.

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Speaker 2: And I tell people this that the obviously dogs, we

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want them to learn through positive reinforce and positive reward.

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in the house, that is not really for the dog,

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that's just for us. That's just for ease of cleanup,

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and you know, to keep everything soundy. When a dog

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makes a mistake in the house, just ignore it, just

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clean it up. And I put the paper down just

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for that reason. Unless you have a very small breed

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the house. That's say you live in a long way

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Wiltshire Corridor. That's these all houndo buildings, or certainly if

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Chicago and during the winter you don't want to get

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o'clock at night. So you have that little teeny, you know,

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Chihuahua or the palm or the maltese, and you want

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him or to go whether it's on a balcony or

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out in the kitchen. So then you will train them

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to go on those places and when they do, you

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get a lot of positive reward. But otherwise, the key

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to get them to go outside is to take them outside.

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course they feel secure in their den, and I'm a

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fan of denning and crating, but they would prefer to

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be with you. Let's face it, if you're in the

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den and you're chilling in front of the TV or

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reading your favorite book and the puppies inside and his crate,

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you know that puppy would rather be with you, right Well,

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what I recommend is first taking that dog outside, taking

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the pup outside and hopefully take care of some business,

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and you know what I mean, when he or she does,

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you give that major praise, that major reinforcement. Then pick

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the little guy up bring him or her inside with

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you and let her chill with you. So what they'll

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learn is that, oh, I get it for me to

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be with mom or dad. They want me to go

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to the bathroom mount right now. This is a really

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really funny story. And this has happened more than once

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that think about it for a second. What is the

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body position that a dog does when they eliminate?

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Speaker 2: Right, The dog squats to eliminate and does and you

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go ponkers, you go nuts.

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Speaker 2: You' is it?

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Speaker 3: The good girl?

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Speaker 2: And hugs, hugs, kisses, you know the whole bit. Well,

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what did the dog think? Did the dog think that

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the reward was because he actually eliminated relieved himself? Was

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it because of that funny looking squat that they did?

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dogs go outside, They just do a squat, nothing comes

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out there, and they get all these dogs and kisses,

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and they expect to come back inside and get to

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spend time with you. So they tell you, they do learn.

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They're really smart little creatures. So anyway, once again, if

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you want them to ultimately learn to go outside. Spend

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the time outside. Take them outside as often as you can.

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Give them that positive reinforcement, that positive reward, let them

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come in you a little bit, and that's why you'll

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ultimately get them to use the outside and not the inside. Now,

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another thing we talk about certain puppy behaviors we just

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get such a kick out of. Okay, because they're cute,

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they're really For example, how many of us don't love

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when those little puppies jump up on your leg and

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they're wagging that tail and they want, you know, they

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want to give you some you know, good tongue and

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they're licking your face and whatever. Well, what happens is

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if you are going to have a puppy Mastiff or

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a puppy Great Dane and you allow that behavior, I mean,

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what is going to stop that behavior when that little

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puppy is now one hundred and fifty pounds, so you

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know here you are, you don't want them to jump

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up finger.

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Speaker 2: Up any kids, but you allowed it. All they're doing

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is what they were allowed to do. So make sure

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that when you have that dog who's jumping, who's gnawing

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on your finger, because it's so cute when they're little

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teeny puppies, but if you don't want them to exercise,

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use that you know that same behavior when they're adult dogs,

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and don't let them do it as a puppy. And

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one of the you know, there are two ways to stop.

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And I always say, and people think I'm nuts. Remember

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you cannot roll up that newspaper and whack them because

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it's not in their own repertoire. You do not know

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what that means. But they will be a headshide and

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they see a magazine. Could just all just lift up

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a paper and they start shuting away. You know that

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this poor guy at some point was smacked with a

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newspaper or a magazine. So what I recommend doing is

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typically these dogs are social. You get this little puppy

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probably was probably with his litter for six to eight

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to ten weeks. And so I always asked my new

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pet parents to employee behaviors that the puppy recognizes and

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when and half dogs learn what's called bite inhibition is

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when they're playing with their littermates and all of a

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sudden they bite one of their litter mats a little

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too hard. And what happened. A little mat who received

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the bite, well, what scream? And now the dog who

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delivered the bite knows, whoops, I get that was too hard.

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That's not playing because he didn't like that very much.

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So what I recommend is when you're playing with your

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puppies and they are biting a little too mauthy, what

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I do is recommend give a yell, a loud screech,

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a yell. Okay, I guess say scream out. So now

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what's gonna happen is the dog's gonna stop, guaranteed, and

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he's gonna look at you like whoa. Give him an

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appropriate toy in its place, give him something that you

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want him to start chewing on, obviously, something that's not

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going to scream out in return. And when you put

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in his mouth, have him take a couple of bites

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and then deliver your positive reward, positive reinforcement. And that's

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one way how they learn bite inhibition. If you have

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that very dominant alpha puppy who is not going to

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listen to that out, then you may have to play

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mom's role. And I always say, what would mom do

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if the puppies are playing and you know they're mouthing them,

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doing all this stuff with mom, and all of a

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sudden bite Mom a little too hard. Mom's not going

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to scream out. No, Mom's going to give a deep growl.

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And trust me, these puppies know what that means. And

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I've had dogs where I, you know, very very mauv

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and I've delivered that deep growl in an exam room once.

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All I do is once, and for the rest of

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that puppy series, every time they come in to see me.

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Speaker 3: This dog is so.

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Speaker 2: Different with me than it is with mom and dad.

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They're not messing with me and they know it, and

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they're all over me. They're happy, but they will not

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put my finger in their mouth because they learned and

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that sometimes takes is one good lesson, and man, it

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is really effective. Another mistake people make and I want

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to just go over this one real quickly, and that

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is you know, you'll hear a million stories from experts,

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and I buy experts. I'm saying that tongue in cheek.

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These are the employees of a pet store that are

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telling you what the best food is. So you come

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in with food that the breeder or the shelter was

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feeding or the rescue group wherever you got your dog from,

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hopefully the rescue group or a shelter, and you want

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to change it because you don't want to feed that stuff.

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oh my god, you can't feed that. That stuff's the worst.

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You need to feed this, and they give you a

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new food. Well, guess what your dog's gonna end up.

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Your puppy's gonna have diarrhea because you can't switch foods

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that quick and expect it all to happen seamlessly. They

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are a creature of habit. There are intestinal tracks adjust

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So what happens you need to do is you need

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to carefully switch food and if again, if you really

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want to switch diet, that's okay.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't listen to the pet shop.

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Speaker 2: I call your veterinarian and make sure the veterinarian approves

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what you want to feed, or maybe has some his

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are her own suggestions. But that's okay. But I think

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it's important to whatever you're gonna do, do it slowly.

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You do it gradually. Over It might be you know,

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five to seven to ten days, and by that I

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mean you're gonna feed eighty percent of what was being

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fed and twenty percent of something new. Do that for

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like a day or two, and then go to maybe

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sixty forty, and then fifty to fifty and then forty

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twenty eighty, and I'll ultimately one hundred percent of the

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new food. So make sure that you realize that that

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you can't quickly, you know, rapidly changed diet just for

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the heck of it. You want to make sure you're

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changing to something that is good. Talk to your veterinarian.

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If you have a dog that's eating something and really

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likes it, and has a nice shiny coat, seems to

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have lots of energy, has normal bowel movements, everything looks good. Hey,

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don't be in such a rush to switch, because every

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dog is different. They're intestinal tractor. It's like people, you know,

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you could you could talk to a zillion people that

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you know how many times I've talked to someone that I,

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you know, like to eat something.

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Speaker 3: Oh God, I can't. It doesn't agree with me.

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Speaker 2: Look at someone whom my BlackRose in tolerance, someone who

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can't eat certain fish, whatever it is. Some people who

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just don't like to eat certain things. They don't like

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to taste, you know, try to get a kid to

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eat Brussels sprout, it's not going to work. So you

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know what you need to do is look at the cues,

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look at the signs that your pet, your dog or

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cat are giving you. Cats like variety more than dogs.

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But what I recommend is, if you're going to give

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a cat variety, try to stick with the same brand.

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That might be helpful because sometimes if you switch Firth

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too soon or too frequently again, they might have some

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intestinal problems. So anyway, if you have any questions about

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you know, things like that, and I already you know,

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set something up with a good old Arden. More that

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if we get a lot of behavior stuff, you guys

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want to send me some emails to doctor Deftpetlife radio

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dot com or give it's a call. I'm sure I

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can twist Arden's arm and have her come in and

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we can discuss these behavior topics together, because I always

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love having different perspectives when it comes to behavior issues.

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In fact, you probably learned, and many of you might

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have discovered this already, that veterinarians don't get a lot

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of behavior stuff. Most of the behavior stuff that we

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get real learning through practice. So often they're going to

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refer you to a behaviorist, to a trainer to you. Now,

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there's actually a specialty within veterinary medicine to become a

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board certified veterinary behaviors. It's like kind of get like

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getting a PhD in behavior on top of your DVM.

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So it's something that we love to get differences of opinion.

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It's sort of what makes and understand. There are a

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lot of techniques out there, and a technique that will

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work with one pet may not work with another. So

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it's always good to have some different viewpoints. So once again,

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our half hour goes by so fast. I can easily

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talk for half hour, I can talk for an hour

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or even more, but I don't like to I want

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to hear from you. So when you get the courage

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eight seven seven five eight eight eight two, or if

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you're already listening online, then just type in a little question.

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I'll get it to doctor Jeff d R Jeff at

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pet Life Radio dot com, or you can just get

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on the little box. We'll see your questions live, but

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get a hold of us. So once again, I want

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Let's Talk Pets and you are with Doctor Jeff Werber,

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