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When a dog is drinking alot of water and urinating excessively it's best to get your dog to the Vet as soon as possible to find out what is going on. Once you know what is causing the symptoms you'll also know what sort of treatment is needed.

Heard about it but never went.

I think I would have had a perpetual migraine from reading some of the posts there even if only half of what I've heard about the ACME board was true.

Hi, I also could not access the webpage with the link that Skeptic provided yesterday, but today I do seem to be able to open the link to the site successfully. I have another link for Deramaxx info and thought I'd post it in this thread too. I think it's hard to tell in advance which dogs will do f...

Hi Erica, I have two links bookmarked about Canine Hip Dysplasia and both of the websites seem to have a good section on both medical and surgical treatment options for dogs who are diagnosed with hip dysplasia. http://www.petsurgery.com/caninehipdysplasia.htm http://www.lbah.com/Canine/hip_dysplasi...

Oh and Rachel, apparently, one clinic was so impressed they asked PetKing to sell only to them, they claim PetKing took it off the market and now only exclusively sells to that one clinic. Amazing, just amaaaaazing. hmmmmm.... Well, I'm in Canada so we probably could never get it here anyway (we ca...

I guess I fall under the "anyone" category, lol

And I do have a link for you.

http://www.petkingbrands.com/zymox.html

I hope this tells you what you want to know about Zymox

Well if you are crazy then I guess I am crazy too because I would have done the very same thing (save the frogs!)

I agree, there may simply be a misunderstanding sometimes, which can happen between any two people (not just Vet and Client). It is important to talk things over before jumping to the conclusion that a change is in order.

Not only did it work, apparently now all of the posts you have made on the board (even the ones where you had not yet figured out how to get an avatar) now have your avatar under your name!

She goes in once a year for check-up and booster, then at the 6 mo. mark we get a notice for another parvo only. She is a house dog, not a show dog, rarely leaves the back yard. He knows this. I have heard bad stories about some other Vets in town, and there is only one other clinic I would conside...