I would go to Pennsylvania to Dr. Orsher in Langhorne, PA. Awesome vet, little pricey but awesome. Veterinary Specialty Services, don't know the number. Otherwise Richmond Valley Animal Hospital on Staten Island would be where I would go. Little bit of a drive but worth every penny and time.


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I would go to Pennsylvania to Dr. Orsher in Langhorne, PA. Awesome vet, little pricey but awesome. Veterinary Specialty Services, don't know the number. Otherwise Richmond Valley Animal Hospital on Staten Island would be where I would go. Little bit of a drive but worth every penny and time.


MidAtlantic Bulldog Rescue
A 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization

I use Garden State Veterinary Specialists. They are excellent. Located in Tinton Falls NJ. I only use the owner, Dr. Scavelli. Very Very good. I am sure they all are good. You can try calling them (732) 922-0011. I had other survery than yours, but I bet they can do your necessary surgery. Good luck.

I use Garden State Veterinary Specialists. They are excellent. Located in Tinton Falls NJ. I only use the owner, Dr. Scavelli. Very Very good. I am sure they all are good. You can try calling them (732) 922-0011. I had other survery than yours, but I bet they can do your necessary surgery. Good luck.

but I don't think I have heard anyone mention this condition. I am glad he got a diagnosis and I hope you find a great surgeon to help him.

Miranda and the SB gang in Toronto.
The spina bifida babies,

Pugsley

Piper and Rosco
And always Chance

And Matilda

but I don't think I have heard anyone mention this condition. I am glad he got a diagnosis and I hope you find a great surgeon to help him.

Miranda and the SB gang in Toronto.
The spina bifida babies,

Pugsley

Piper and Rosco
And always Chance

And Matilda

http://www.network54.com/Forum/242400/message/1245376676/Thank+You%21%21+I+have+been+to+2+vets+and+neither+have+seen+this+before

and looks like you saw one post..you can still call and discuss thsi with me or if you email me your number i will call you and offer any advice or sugestions. I have free long distance.

that opening- the hypospadius is somewhat of a different hypospadius than humans because the shaft of the penis was covered at birth on your pup, if i remember correctly and i hear most are...
this is why surgery should be done. the risk of it tearing all the way open is great, as you can see in the puppy pics i posted. not fun if this is injured.



Rhiann,Mia,Roland and Oy
RIP Samson & Karma

Foster mom to:
Chloe-10
Angel- 9
Blaze-6
Dante- 6?
Candy-3

http://www.network54.com/Forum/242400/message/1245376676/Thank+You%21%21+I+have+been+to+2+vets+and+neither+have+seen+this+before

and looks like you saw one post..you can still call and discuss thsi with me or if you email me your number i will call you and offer any advice or sugestions. I have free long distance.

that opening- the hypospadius is somewhat of a different hypospadius than humans because the shaft of the penis was covered at birth on your pup, if i remember correctly and i hear most are...
this is why surgery should be done. the risk of it tearing all the way open is great, as you can see in the puppy pics i posted. not fun if this is injured.



Rhiann,Mia,Roland and Oy
RIP Samson & Karma

Foster mom to:
Chloe-10
Angel- 9
Blaze-6
Dante- 6?
Candy-3

regardless of hypospadius. My son was born with hypospadius is just a fancy term for an abnormal opening of the uresthra along the shaft of the penis.

but Bulldogs who are hermaphodites are exaclty as you describe and we are seeing more of them in my area...and have it pin pointed as to what breeder is responsible for them (at least those in my area and in rescue)

You can email me and i did post a huge long post last time you posted with picstures...i will se if i can dig it up..

surgery doesnt have to be done by some fancy specialist. And my vet is willing to help another vet if we connect them together on this matter.

Rhiann Butler
559-741-9312



Rhiann,Mia,Roland and Oy
RIP Samson & Karma

Foster mom to:
Chloe-10
Angel- 9
Blaze-6
Dante- 6?
Candy-3

regardless of hypospadius. My son was born with hypospadius is just a fancy term for an abnormal opening of the uresthra along the shaft of the penis.

but Bulldogs who are hermaphodites are exaclty as you describe and we are seeing more of them in my area...and have it pin pointed as to what breeder is responsible for them (at least those in my area and in rescue)

You can email me and i did post a huge long post last time you posted with picstures...i will se if i can dig it up..

surgery doesnt have to be done by some fancy specialist. And my vet is willing to help another vet if we connect them together on this matter.

Rhiann Butler
559-741-9312



Rhiann,Mia,Roland and Oy
RIP Samson & Karma

Foster mom to:
Chloe-10
Angel- 9
Blaze-6
Dante- 6?
Candy-3

Can't help with a vet but if he can urinate with no problem. and he is a pet why even bother with repair? I have a son that had hypospadis, and if he were a dog I would not have bothered with surgery. Just my opinion.

Can't help with a vet but if he can urinate with no problem. and he is a pet why even bother with repair? I have a son that had hypospadis, and if he were a dog I would not have bothered with surgery. Just my opinion.