preventing sloughing in a dog's tail (and therebypreventing amputation)
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2003 12:30 am
I agree!!!!
Definitely need an acute/trauma remedy, and that should be based upon
*changess* from his prior state -- changes in e.g. temperament, prefs for
food, drink, temperature, etc,and as you say, comcomitants, modalities, all
that. And since she says he is "stressed", I'd think there are some clues
there, as to how he's expressing his "stressed" state, what has changed?
Shannon
on 11/26/03 4:46 PM, Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D. at rosemaryhyde@mindspring.com
wrote:
Definitely need an acute/trauma remedy, and that should be based upon
*changess* from his prior state -- changes in e.g. temperament, prefs for
food, drink, temperature, etc,and as you say, comcomitants, modalities, all
that. And since she says he is "stressed", I'd think there are some clues
there, as to how he's expressing his "stressed" state, what has changed?
Shannon
on 11/26/03 4:46 PM, Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D. at rosemaryhyde@mindspring.com
wrote: