It's great to know another bullie owner around here! Don't know about the clavamox. Speaking from experience I still would have her white count done and maybe an ultrasound to see how large the uterus is. Good luck at the vet and keep us posted on her progress.

It's great to know another bullie owner around here! Don't know about the clavamox. Speaking from experience I still would have her white count done and maybe an ultrasound to see how large the uterus is. Good luck at the vet and keep us posted on her progress.

Thank you so much for the info on vets in Columbus. I am originally from Clarkson and now live in Grand Island, Columbus is between GI & Clarkson, I am going to schedule appointment. Thanks again!

Where are you in nebraska?

Emma is on Clavamox and seems to be doing fine, she is eating, drinking, busy playing with puppy and has no more discharge since the one time at the vet. I have been taking temp occaisionally and her temp is normal. Will Clavamox work on pyro if caught soon enough?

Thank you so much for the info on vets in Columbus. I am originally from Clarkson and now live in Grand Island, Columbus is between GI & Clarkson, I am going to schedule appointment. Thanks again!

Where are you in nebraska?

Emma is on Clavamox and seems to be doing fine, she is eating, drinking, busy playing with puppy and has no more discharge since the one time at the vet. I have been taking temp occaisionally and her temp is normal. Will Clavamox work on pyro if caught soon enough?

two vets who know about Bulldogs of that I know. One is in Columbus and the other is in Wayne. I go to Dr.s Lori and Mark Zink. They are very knowledgable about the Bulldog breed and I trust them implicitly. They are former breeders and showers themselves. There is a gal vet in Columbus who works with a Bulldog breeder there, and she is good too, though I have not experienced her personally, but know the lady who uses her and she has nothing but compliments about her bulldog knowledge.

As to the discharge.. have a vet check her white count right away. Pyometra is a silent and dangerous killer as dogs don't always exhibit any outward symptoms until it is too late. The infection is in the uterus and can make the dog septic from the "inside out" and you won't know it until the dog collapses from massive organ failure. White count is the way to go and if it is elevated take action quickly.

two vets who know about Bulldogs of that I know. One is in Columbus and the other is in Wayne. I go to Dr.s Lori and Mark Zink. They are very knowledgable about the Bulldog breed and I trust them implicitly. They are former breeders and showers themselves. There is a gal vet in Columbus who works with a Bulldog breeder there, and she is good too, though I have not experienced her personally, but know the lady who uses her and she has nothing but compliments about her bulldog knowledge.

As to the discharge.. have a vet check her white count right away. Pyometra is a silent and dangerous killer as dogs don't always exhibit any outward symptoms until it is too late. The infection is in the uterus and can make the dog septic from the "inside out" and you won't know it until the dog collapses from massive organ failure. White count is the way to go and if it is elevated take action quickly.

wow i can't believe i missed that!

wow i can't believe i missed that!

On the home page, onthe left hand side, under 'HEALTH' (in red) click on Bulldog VETS by state

On the home page, onthe left hand side, under 'HEALTH' (in red) click on Bulldog VETS by state

Thank you! Thank you!
Where is this listed on BDW homepage?? I looked again and don't see it... point me to it.
Thanks again... Ravenna and Columbus are within 50 miles! I have traveled all the way to Kansas with a ****zu years ago because vet here would not treat heart condition and wanted to put to sleep. ...so 50 miles is wonderful!

I am so grateful for bulldogsworld.com! My friends can only listen to me talk about/worry about my bullies for so long, they don't understand how important all this is... thank goodness for all of you!

Thank you! Thank you!
Where is this listed on BDW homepage?? I looked again and don't see it... point me to it.
Thanks again... Ravenna and Columbus are within 50 miles! I have traveled all the way to Kansas with a ****zu years ago because vet here would not treat heart condition and wanted to put to sleep. ...so 50 miles is wonderful!

I am so grateful for bulldogsworld.com! My friends can only listen to me talk about/worry about my bullies for so long, they don't understand how important all this is... thank goodness for all of you!

There are 5 'bulldog vets' listed on the bulldog vet refereal list for Nebraska on BDW home page. Here they are:

NEBRASKA

Randall G. Anderson, DVM
37710 Highway 2,
Ravenna, NE 68869
Phone: (308) 452-3610

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Animal Clinic
300 W Charleston St
Lincoln, NE 68528
Phone: (402) 476-2154

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Dr. George Dennis
Animal Medical Center, P.C.
2323 S. 64th Ave.
Omaha, Nebraska 68106
402-558-1522

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Williamsburg Veterinary Hospital PC
6141 S 40th St
Lincoln, NE 68516-2931
Phone:(402)420-131

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Pet Care Specialists.
Dr. Tracy Schultz,
Dr. Jules Arens,
Dr. Dirk Wagner
3618 Howard Blvd.
Columbus, Neb. 68601
phone no. 402-564-3565

There are 5 'bulldog vets' listed on the bulldog vet refereal list for Nebraska on BDW home page. Here they are:

NEBRASKA

Randall G. Anderson, DVM
37710 Highway 2,
Ravenna, NE 68869
Phone: (308) 452-3610

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Animal Clinic
300 W Charleston St
Lincoln, NE 68528
Phone: (402) 476-2154

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Dr. George Dennis
Animal Medical Center, P.C.
2323 S. 64th Ave.
Omaha, Nebraska 68106
402-558-1522

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Williamsburg Veterinary Hospital PC
6141 S 40th St
Lincoln, NE 68516-2931
Phone:(402)420-131

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Pet Care Specialists.
Dr. Tracy Schultz,
Dr. Jules Arens,
Dr. Dirk Wagner
3618 Howard Blvd.
Columbus, Neb. 68601
phone no. 402-564-3565

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and asked if they specialize in bulldogs... most reply back; "we take all dogs" None of the vets around here want to be honest and say they don't know what their doing... they act like all dogs anatomy are the same and treatment is the same. Is there a place to look online for specialized vets? I am in Nebraska.

Aside from the issue of getting a new vet, I really wanted to know if anyone experienced this and the outcome.

I appreciate bulldogsworld.com so much!!!!

and asked if they specialize in bulldogs... most reply back; "we take all dogs" None of the vets around here want to be honest and say they don't know what their doing... they act like all dogs anatomy are the same and treatment is the same. Is there a place to look online for specialized vets? I am in Nebraska.

Aside from the issue of getting a new vet, I really wanted to know if anyone experienced this and the outcome.

I appreciate bulldogsworld.com so much!!!!

to find yourself a reputable bulldog vet. Where are you located? If you are going to breed...it is a NECESSARY thing to have a vet that is familiar with the breed. While it may be a little to early, I don't know your ovulation dates or progesterone numbers...an u/s shouldn't be that far away. Is that why they want you to bring her back in a week?

to find yourself a reputable bulldog vet. Where are you located? If you are going to breed...it is a NECESSARY thing to have a vet that is familiar with the breed. While it may be a little to early, I don't know your ovulation dates or progesterone numbers...an u/s shouldn't be that far away. Is that why they want you to bring her back in a week?

Where are you located? You need to find a bulldog vet & be willing to travel to him.

Cathy Crist

www.twistabullbulldogs.builderspot.com

Where are you located? You need to find a bulldog vet & be willing to travel to him.

Cathy Crist

www.twistabullbulldogs.builderspot.com

and as i was driving home, i wondered about that... if they should of examined it more closely. Neither has bullie experience, but they are my only choice in town.

and as i was driving home, i wondered about that... if they should of examined it more closely. Neither has bullie experience, but they are my only choice in town.

Did your vet look at the discharge under a microscope, and say anything about a large number of white cell count?

Did your vet look at the discharge under a microscope, and say anything about a large number of white cell count?