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[quote="slvrwhispr"]Why isn't he neutered? The fact that he wasn't altered at a young age means he's going to be naturally aggressive. This is a fighting breed. He needs an avenue to work out that aggression in a healthy manner. This means long, brisk walks, appropriate playtime, and stric...

I have a four and a half year old un-neutered Boxer mix. For several months now, when my dog gets out of the fence, he kills my neighbor's chickens and ducks. He does not eat them, just kills them. This neighbor says that once my dog tasted blood, he became a killer and will continue to kill. It wil...

Mamabear,

Your reaction was similar to mine, only I had food in MY mouth.

Mamabear, You might like this one. It's about cats and their resiliency when it comes to healing. I live near North Carolina State University. Their College of Veterinary Medicine is one of the best in the nation, being in the top five out of 28. A recent graduate once told me they have a saying the...

Ladies,

This just an FYI. At the bottom of each email I send, I have a standard quote, like a signature, that you might like to use. "A country is known by the way it treats its animals."....Jawaharlal Nehru. Need I say more?

Katie K.

Oh, yes, she came home with antibiotics and pain meds. It is amazing how fast she is recovering, and eating! She hates getting her oral meds, but I guess that is to be expected. I must admit, even though I have had cats all my life, I did not know anything about pyometra. But I have a really good ve...

Dixie would like me to tell y'all that she is feeling much better and to thank everyone who followed her predicament and wished her well. I picked Dixie up this morning. Our vet told me that my poor little girl was so full of pus and that there was this huge bump, that if I had not brought her in wh...

I took Dixie the the vet this morning. She took an X-ray, but it did not show any kittens. She is pretty sure Dixie has pyrometra and has sceduled surgery for this afternoon, probably as I write this post. I will post again later, after the surgery when my vet calls me to tell me how everything went...

I have had dogs and cats all my life, and ALL have been spayed and/or neutered. This is the only one who hasn't been. I have had her for seven years, and she has never been outside until recently when she made a hole in one of the window screens. She will be spayed as soon as weaning is finished.

My cat looks very pregnant and soon to deliver. She has been passing some thick, white mucousy liquid from her vaginal area for almost two days now. The flow is very slow and not constant. Should I be concerned? Does this mean she will deliver soon?

-- posted by Dixie_cat