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Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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Hulloo there
Hi I'm Beverley and I own a shih tzu called Gizmo or should I say he lets me and my fella live in his house lol! He is 18months old and my best friend, I have multiple sclerosis and cannot work so we are together 98% of the time. He is very small for a shih tzu and is perfect for me as I can carry him easily and he loves to sit on the sofa and watch TV with me. We keep his hair short because I think if you are not shoing them its the kindest thing his hair doesnt get in the way of his eyes and he can play easier. He is very spoilt and loved all too much. It will be great to meet other owners and learn more about the breed and how to take optimum care of him.
I dont know what else to say so if you want to know anything just ask Bx
I dont know what else to say so if you want to know anything just ask Bx
Fluff- Admin
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Well hello Bev and welcome to the forum
Its lovely that you have joined and hope you enjoy your time here as much as we do, well your little one sounds like the perfect little man and how cute is he
You will have so much fun here so just jump in, if you want anything or need help with the forum just shout
Its lovely that you have joined and hope you enjoy your time here as much as we do, well your little one sounds like the perfect little man and how cute is he
You will have so much fun here so just jump in, if you want anything or need help with the forum just shout
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Awww! Beverly, little Gizmo is Gorgeous
Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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Thank you! Yeah I dont think I could survive without him to be honest
he is such a character he really does make me laugh and he is a total
mummys boy if I leave the room he follows bless him! He isnt too well
today think he had a cyst or something because he is drolling a lot not
sure how to help him though always happens on a sunday when vets shut!
he is such a character he really does make me laugh and he is a total
mummys boy if I leave the room he follows bless him! He isnt too well
today think he had a cyst or something because he is drolling a lot not
sure how to help him though always happens on a sunday when vets shut!
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Well they get us through alot dont they, all their love is the best medicine in the world, hope hes better soon whats wrong with him ???
Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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We cant work out whats wrong he is just drooling a lot which he never does and hes very quiet where he is usually playful when my fella is home. We are a little worried but if he isnt better tomorrow we will take him down the vets to see whats up bless him
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Ooooo that doesnt sound good I hope the vets sort him out...poor little man, could he have eaten something that he shouldnt of ???
Sending to you both.
Sending to you both.
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Hi there, Gizmo is so handsome.
Hope he is ok soon, Phoebe was like that once and it was because she has eaten something she shouldn't. Mouth drooling/watering is one of the symptoms for being poisoned, but it sounds like you arte keeping a close eye on him. Give him a kiss from the girls.
Hope he is ok soon, Phoebe was like that once and it was because she has eaten something she shouldn't. Mouth drooling/watering is one of the symptoms for being poisoned, but it sounds like you arte keeping a close eye on him. Give him a kiss from the girls.
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ஐJudelஐ wrote: Mouth drooling/watering is one of the symptoms for being poisoned
Thats just what i thought Jules
Sorry dont mean to scare you
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Fluffyangel wrote:ஐJudelஐ wrote: Mouth drooling/watering is one of the symptoms for being poisoned
Thats just what i thought Jules
Sorry dont mean to scare you
me neither Just keep an extra eye on him.
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Hallo Bev from me and the crew
Gizmo is a real cutie sorry he is not feeling to well today hopefully the vet's will sort him out tommorrow if he is no better.
Please let us know how he gets on
Gizmo is a real cutie sorry he is not feeling to well today hopefully the vet's will sort him out tommorrow if he is no better.
Please let us know how he gets on
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Thanks for the advice guys your replies have finally got my other half to listen to me and call the vet for advice. I will keep you posted guys but lets hope its something not to worry about
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Well I think that's what I would have done too best be safe than sorry hun
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Awwwwwwwwwwww well im sure they will put your mind at rest, good luck hun and let us know how your little one gets on
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Hi Bev, welcome to the forum! Gizmo is a gorgeous little guy!
Sorry to hear he is poorly.. hope no other symptoms appear and it's nothing to worry about.
Sorry to hear he is poorly.. hope no other symptoms appear and it's nothing to worry about.
Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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We the emergency vert wanted us to go to them and it would cost £120 just to see him and treatment on top of that I mean who can afford that! So first thing in the morning Lee (my fella) will call the vet and get an appointment there good grief Im a dog owner not an oil baron!
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Has Gizmo got insurance cos that would cover emergency treatment
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These things just happen but if the vet thinks he needs seeing then i really would
I understand the money side as my treatment for Ruby is going to cost in the region of £1900 but shes worth it, we just have to find the money some how
I understand the money side as my treatment for Ruby is going to cost in the region of £1900 but shes worth it, we just have to find the money some how
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Gosh that's not too bad.. we have had tons of emergency vet visits, Fudge's last bill was £450 for stitches on Bank Holiday Monday.. is it worth the risk if he has been poisoned?
3 of ours were taken in within 20 mins a couple of weeks back due to poisoning and if they hadn't gone in that quickly and the body had started to digest the stomach contents then it could have been a whole lot worse
3 of ours were taken in within 20 mins a couple of weeks back due to poisoning and if they hadn't gone in that quickly and the body had started to digest the stomach contents then it could have been a whole lot worse
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I had Alfie the out of hours vet some time back, he wouldn't walk on his back leg. Couldn't stand on it properly, kept flopping down. This was just after 8pm I noticed. We watched him close for a bit, and I wasn't willing to wait till the next day. We rang the vets and they said to bring him in. It cost us £75 for the consultation because it was before 11pm. Then he had painkiller injection, antibiotics, and anal glands done. He'd pulled a muscle in his leg which was really painful.
Then he had to see his own vet the next day, another consultation fee if i remember rightly, his records updated, and more pain relief. So yeah, expensive, but we do know these things can happen when we buy our babies. I don't have insurance myself, and times are hard.
But better safe than sorry.
And poor Fluff and Mr Fluff.......£1900!!!!!!! Jebus!
Hope Gizmo is feeling better Bev, please let us know how he gets on at the vets tomorrow.
Then he had to see his own vet the next day, another consultation fee if i remember rightly, his records updated, and more pain relief. So yeah, expensive, but we do know these things can happen when we buy our babies. I don't have insurance myself, and times are hard.
But better safe than sorry.
And poor Fluff and Mr Fluff.......£1900!!!!!!! Jebus!
Hope Gizmo is feeling better Bev, please let us know how he gets on at the vets tomorrow.
Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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Thank you so much for your words of advice, they helped me to convince Lee to call the out of hours vet and we went to see her last night. Gizmo had licked a toad, or eaten a snail or insect and it had poisoned him, the vet gave him an injection and we came home. Gizmo slept well and is much better today though he is quieter than usual and sleeping a lot bless him.
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Well thankgod you went last night after all it might have been very bad to have left him till this morning
I know out of hours is expensive but in emergency's there really is nothing else to do but bite the bullit and pay up.
It is a lot less heartbreaking than loosing your beloved fur baby
Pleased Gizmo is feeling better today.
sending him a
I know out of hours is expensive but in emergency's there really is nothing else to do but bite the bullit and pay up.
It is a lot less heartbreaking than loosing your beloved fur baby
Pleased Gizmo is feeling better today.
sending him a
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Sending him loads of
Gizmos_mummy- Newbie
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Thank you guys I have just finished passing on the hugs to him its a hard job but someone had to do it!
I understand you totally daisydotes men always think of the money but if it had been just up to me we would have gone in the afternoon. I dont think I could cope without him and Im just so thankful to you guys. When I showed Lee your replies to me he said actually he is worth it and called them phew!
I understand you totally daisydotes men always think of the money but if it had been just up to me we would have gone in the afternoon. I dont think I could cope without him and Im just so thankful to you guys. When I showed Lee your replies to me he said actually he is worth it and called them phew!
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Aww I hope he is feeling better now then
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