Calisthenics
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- May 19, 2024
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- Zuzla
Hi everyone
this is our first post so please be kind if this has been discussed beforeā¦
Our male English Bulldog has just approached 3. Heās always been on a dry diet with only treats being freshly cooked chicken.
8 weeks ago, out of nowhere he started to hurriedly lick his back paws, almost as if something had started to aggitate him. This was quickly followed by a series of scoots across the carpet.
immediately we thought fleas? Worms?Anal glandsā¦With his worming and flea course completely up to date, we took him the vets to get his anal glands expressed. The vet did outline they were full and got to work. This must have been around 3 weeks ago.
With the agitated paw licking followed by a small scoot still going on this really started to upset us. He looks so agitated when it comes around. As a final try we got some tablets off the vets which deal with irritation, and also got some specialist shampoo called āCoatexā which we have been using twice weekly.
The tablets do appear to calm him down, but once worn off starts again. This suggests once the tablets run out (4 more days) we are back to square one!
this is our first post so please be kind if this has been discussed beforeā¦
Our male English Bulldog has just approached 3. Heās always been on a dry diet with only treats being freshly cooked chicken.
8 weeks ago, out of nowhere he started to hurriedly lick his back paws, almost as if something had started to aggitate him. This was quickly followed by a series of scoots across the carpet.
immediately we thought fleas? Worms?Anal glandsā¦With his worming and flea course completely up to date, we took him the vets to get his anal glands expressed. The vet did outline they were full and got to work. This must have been around 3 weeks ago.
With the agitated paw licking followed by a small scoot still going on this really started to upset us. He looks so agitated when it comes around. As a final try we got some tablets off the vets which deal with irritation, and also got some specialist shampoo called āCoatexā which we have been using twice weekly.
The tablets do appear to calm him down, but once worn off starts again. This suggests once the tablets run out (4 more days) we are back to square one!