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I'm sorry you lost Lori Ann, DeVon. She had a good home with you and will always be in your heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Jim

I'm very sorry you lost Winnie, Marty, she was such a beautiful and sweet looking Basset Hound. We had a Basset many years ago, they make wonderful friends. You and Winnie are in my thoughts and prayers.

Some info for you at link: http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm ... icleid=195

Also ask your vet about Vestibular Disease... it's a balance problem usually related to the inner ear and is episodic, ie. it comes and goes much like a seizure. It can sometimes be misdiagnosed as Epilepsy ( this happened with our dog Roxy - she was originally diagnosed with epilepsy but in fact ha...

About the only way to tell for sure is have your vet check her out.

Don't know what causes the behaviour but our cat Ringo started using our tub as a urinal... we countered by leaving an inch or so of water in the tub for awhile which changed his mind.

Does this look like a growth or is it perhaps just skin pigmentation? Ruby, our Calico has many dark patches of skin inside her mouth that are just skin color variations related to her coloration. Our tabby cat also has some of this but not as marked. To be sure and have peace of mind, have your vet...

My daughter sent these pics today... guess Autumn is here...

That was my thought too, Jim, four large muffins, and chocolate frosting, chocolate being toxic to pets. Wonder if the actual muffins were chocolate as well. The news story makes it sound like the 4 muffins consumed contained a pound of xylitol, that's an enormous amount for any confection. Maybe t...

You ppl probably have seen this but.... http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060929/us_nm/life_dogs_dc Interesting that the chocolate frosting wasn't mentioned as being harmful in the article on the other hand, a quarter of pound of xylitol in a single muffin sounds like it wouldn't be good even for humans.