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From: Sue in NH on 8 Jun 2010 09:17
On 6/8/2010 7:11 AM, Keane wrote:
> On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 09:44:20 -0500, Dillon Pyron
> <invaliddmpyron(a)austin.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> We're not actually looking for a cure at this time, but prayers will
>> help.
>>
>> Our Pembroke Welsh Corgi Toby (Tri-Umph That's The Sweet Truth)
>> stopped eating on Thursday. He's been in chronic renal failure since
>> December.
>>
>> We have a 3:30 appointment with the Dr. Berger. Barring some miracle
>> cure,only Carol, Ruby (PWC) and I will be coming home. Prayers for
>> his gentle passage to the Bridge, where his friend Bonnie is waiting.
>>
>> www.pyron.org/toby.html
>>
>> I'll add more pictures later this morning.
>

Sorry to hear about Toby....I lost my golden retriever, Cinnamon, to
that 2 days after she turned 9... I know the Bridge well. Take care,
and keep us updated!

Sue in NH
From: --Fizzie on 8 Jun 2010 12:32
On Jun 8, 9:17 am, Sue in NH <goldensdr...(a)comcast.net> wrote:
> On 6/8/2010 7:11 AM, Keane wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 09:44:20 -0500, Dillon Pyron
> > <invaliddmpy...(a)austin.rr.com>  wrote:
>
> >> We're not actually looking for a cure at this time, but prayers will
> >> help.
>
> >> Our Pembroke Welsh Corgi Toby (Tri-Umph That's The Sweet Truth)
> >> stopped eating on Thursday.  He's been in chronic renal failure since
> >> December.
>
> >> We have a 3:30 appointment with the Dr. Berger.  Barring some miracle
> >> cure,only  Carol, Ruby (PWC) and I will be coming home.  Prayers for
> >> his gentle passage to the Bridge, where his friend Bonnie is waiting.
>
> >>www.pyron.org/toby.html
>
> >> I'll add more pictures later this morning.
>
> Sorry to hear about Toby....I lost my golden retriever, Cinnamon, to
> that 2 days after she turned 9...  I know the Bridge well.  Take care,
> and keep us updated!
>
> Sue in NH- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -

My sister (a dog trainer) recently put her Aussie down for the same
thing. Her buddy, Dakota, developed a chronic problem when he chowed
down on a bottle of baby aspirin a few years ago. I lost a cocker
because he liked to chew our pressure treated wooden deck (found out
it contains arsenic). An acquaintance lost her pup because he got his
head stuck in a plastic potatoe chip bag while she was at work.
Brief public service message here.... Did you know that many
household plants and food products can kill your dog? Chocolate is a
major no-no. I've heard the same about grapes, raisins, raw garlic
and onion. Antifreeze tastes sweet, but is a killer. Silly fuzzies
don't know any better, but it might be worth the time to look up
exactly what is OK for us but a no-no for our dogs. Cats, too.

--Fizzie
Save the humans....Save the oceans
From: Sue in NH on 8 Jun 2010 15:39
On 6/8/2010 12:32 PM, --Fizzie wrote:

>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> My sister (a dog trainer) recently put her Aussie down for the same
> thing. Her buddy, Dakota, developed a chronic problem when he chowed
> down on a bottle of baby aspirin a few years ago. I lost a cocker
> because he liked to chew our pressure treated wooden deck (found out
> it contains arsenic). An acquaintance lost her pup because he got his
> head stuck in a plastic potatoe chip bag while she was at work.
> Brief public service message here.... Did you know that many
> household plants and food products can kill your dog? Chocolate is a
> major no-no. I've heard the same about grapes, raisins, raw garlic
> and onion. Antifreeze tastes sweet, but is a killer. Silly fuzzies
> don't know any better, but it might be worth the time to look up
> exactly what is OK for us but a no-no for our dogs. Cats, too.
>
> --Fizzie
> Save the humans....Save the oceans

And, for those of you who use mulch in your yards, there's a chocolate
mulch that is toxic to dogs.

Sue in NH
From: Disney Wizard the Fantasmic! on 8 Jun 2010 17:05
I was looking at http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/crusader.asp
last week
and the mention of renal failure immediately brought to mind
"Menu Foods Pet Food Redall"
http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/menu.asp and
"Raisin the Alarm" http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/raisins.asp
both true. Theobromine contained in cocoa, Xylitol sugar substitute and
Sago palms join other pet hazards our pets can get their mouths on -
such as paper shredders, chicken jerky dog treats, pimple ball dog toy
and even plushies laced with flame retardant.

--Fizzie wrote:

>My sister (a dog trainer) recently put her Aussie down for the same
>thing. Her buddy, Dakota, developed a chronic problem when he chowed
>down on a bottle of baby aspirin a few years ago. I lost a cocker
>because he liked to chew our pressure treated wooden deck (found out
>it contains arsenic). An acquaintance lost her pup because he got his
>head stuck in a plastic potatoe chip bag while she was at work.
>Brief public service message here.... Did you know that many
>household plants and food products can kill your dog? Chocolate is a
>major no-no. I've heard the same about grapes, raisins, raw garlic
>and onion. Antifreeze tastes sweet, but is a killer. Silly fuzzies
>don't know any better, but it might be worth the time to look up
>exactly what is OK for us but a no-no for our dogs. Cats, too.
>
>--Fizzie
>Save the humans....Save the oceans
>
>
From: JackM on 8 Jun 2010 18:32
Dillon Pyron wrote:
> We're not actually looking for a cure at this time, but prayers will
> help.
>
> Our Pembroke Welsh Corgi Toby (Tri-Umph That's The Sweet Truth)
> stopped eating on Thursday. He's been in chronic renal failure since
> December.
>
> We have a 3:30 appointment with the Dr. Berger. Barring some miracle
> cure,only Carol, Ruby (PWC) and I will be coming home. Prayers for
> his gentle passage to the Bridge, where his friend Bonnie is waiting.
>
> www.pyron.org/toby.html
>
> I'll add more pictures later this morning.

Dillon,

I am so sad reading this. I have been through the loss of a four legged
member of the family and I know first hand that it is not fun.

Thoughts, prayers and PD to you.

Jack

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