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  • #85847
    Anonymous
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    On second thoughts maybe just ask the dog to post.  :surprise: ;D

    #85848
    Anonymous
    Guest

    PMSL 😀

    #85849
    .dodger.
    Member

    😀 😀 Very funny Mark

    #85850
    razor
    Member

    srry misspelled my dad is going insane cause the dog got hit and my dad loves the dog and the dogs name is Domino

    #85851
    razor
    Member

    and my dad is not on drugs lol

    #85852
    .dodger.
    Member

    lol that’s better :yes: it’s awful thing to go through, i remember when my friends dog ran over in front of me, luckily she was alright (her masses of blubber saved her ::))

    i hope Domino is back to normal soon :-*

    #85853
    razor
    Member

    me to i wish i and pics of him for u guys he is a blue and red healer mix and he has 4 black dots on his back i.e. the name

    #85854
    .dodger.
    Member

    aw he sounds lovely :-*

    #85855
    razor
    Member

    he his and he almost died at birth but then my dads xgirlfriend gave him cpr and every since him and my dad have not been seperated and if he dies i dont know wut my dad will do wihtout him

    #85856
    .dodger.
    Member

    i’m sure he will be fine, you just have to let him heal himself. Just a thought but maybe you could give his immune a boost? I’m sure someone else on here will be able to let you know if it’s worth doing it, but as sweetypye said ribs have to heal on their own :yes:

    #85857
    razor
    Member

    im not really worried about the ribs its the lung im worried about he can bearly even walk

    #85858
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Honestly if you are really concerned then maybe get the vet to look him over again for peace of mind?

    I know that when the lung punctures it does re-inflate by itself but the dog would need to take deep breaths to inflate it & with broken ribs that’s hard to do anyway really because it’s painful.

    I would say if he’s having real problems breathing and you are really concerned then have him checked out again.

    #85859
    .dodger.
    Member

    if he was in such pain did the vet not give you any pain killers? not sure what vets do for lungs or ribs though ::)

    #85860
    razor
    Member

    yes the vet gave him pain killers and my dad cannt aforde to take him to the vet again he wont even eat

    #85861
    .dodger.
    Member

    i’m guessing from that comment he isn’t insured?

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