Hey Coleen, Got your phoned message, but it took awhile. I was at a sheep dog trial, out of cell range this weekend. I tried to call you from home, but it seems I have no cell service here either. (Yay Tracfone! You Rawk most underwhelmingly)
Sorry to hear about Reena's discomfort. Benedryl and/or aspirin are generally safe. (Start with half a tab, for Reena)
Your vet could provide you with even better prescription stuff. Call and squeak your wheel a little. He/she wont know that they are under-medicating unless you tell him/her.
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Hey Coleen,
Got your phoned message, but it took awhile. I was at a sheep dog trial, out of cell range this weekend.
I tried to call you from home, but it seems I have no cell service here either. (Yay Tracfone! You Rawk most underwhelmingly)
Sorry to hear about Reena's discomfort.
Benedryl and/or aspirin are generally safe. (Start with half a tab, for Reena)
Your vet could provide you with even better prescription stuff. Call and squeak your wheel a little. He/she wont know that they are under-medicating unless you tell him/her.
Tylenol is not safe for dogs and cats.
Hope she's feeling better soon.
Cheers!
Susan
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